... MILITARY MEDAL FOR TRYING TO SAVE LORD MULNINGTON. Lance-Corporal W. E. G. Castle. Royal Gloue.wterattire R mason Yeomanry. awarded the Military Abdo/. wan (says the Bridal Timers sad Mirror) whip with the Puke of kloatufort• famous Badminton Hound% and ...

... THE FOOT-AND-YOUTH DISEASE. To the Editor. Sir,—Our friend Mr. Arkell has failed to prove that the late restrictions are not detrimental to the farmer's interest, but admits it by saying that the farmer acts unwisely who sends his stock to a licensed ...

... companion had Si., which ho had boon four years in saving up at a penny bank, and had withdrawn it for the purpose of leaving home. It seems that when the girl was only three years of age hor mother died and she was taken charge of by Mr. Heywcod, with ...

... A YOUTHFUL FORGER. George Howard Brown, fifteen years of age. was charged before the Lord Mayor at the Mansion House, London, with forging and uttering • cheque for £2OO, with intent to defraud Messrs. Glyn, Mills, and Co., of Lombard.street. Mr. Mallens ...

... Imprudencies of Youth:—Sores and Blotches, as also ftwellings. min with certainty he radically cured if the Mumma be used freely, and the Pill, be taken night and morning as recommended in the printed instructions. When treated in any other way these ...

... . The prisoner was therefore discharged. It was then found that he was the youth wanted for robning the young Daelle. The robbery was +hen proved. G wdon said the friends of the prisoner were highly respectable. When be comes of age he will come into ...

... NO MORE COAL-TRY THE r PERIAL PATENT FUEL. 1. 230 Blocks to the Ton. Weight about 9illso. each. Ignites Easily, Borns Brightly, emits Great Heat, Easily Stored, No Waste, Beadily Broken. SUITABLE FOE ALL DOMESTIC PURPOSES. Costs less, cleaner, and lasts ...

... TRY SCRIPTUILE EXAMINATUrs The following reports were read ; Gentlemen,—l beg to send you the following report of my examination of your schools in Religious Knowledge, which'l conducted at the request of your Chairman, in conjunction with the Rev. J ...

... NY FRIEND'S VALISE. The following amusing story le somewhat abridged from lazy land:— As I stood at the bookstall at Euston terminus one September afternoon, waiting for my train, I was tapped from behind on my shoulder. Turning round I found myself face ...

... prisoners on remand for trying to destroy themselves, was ordered to find two sureties in 201. each, and her own recognisance in 401., to be of good behaviour for six weeks. This woman actually obtained the bail, as also did a youth named Tucker, who had ...

... ON TOE St r iSRIET INFIRNI . ITIES OF YOUTH AND ATU HIT T. WITH TWENTY•FIVE GO.MURED ENGRAVINGS. TIM. Day is Published, Treaty-Sant Thousand, Ina midell envelope Prim Ss ed, or futwarded oust-paid, to •ny addreas. from mutation, for do lid, to rostage ...

... DI:OWNED IN A. DRAM. In the sad accident which occurred recently at Hastings, when Henry Winter, ono of three men working in a (rain, was swept away by the sudden influx or water from the storm, the others had an awfully narrow escape; and one of them ...