... Mamma wasn't in lest night, and the cook's spectacles were too small to take in the big words. DON'T TRY To TALK LATIN.- No use of my trying to collect that bill, sir, said a collector to his employer, banding the dishonoured document to the latter ...

... in memory of the late Mr, Lipsconb, the wisely respected steward of the Rolle estate. Mr. George H. Fellowes Prynone, ?? the dis. ting'iished London architect, prepared the plans, which were carried out by Messrs Harry Henss&Sons,of Longbrook- Street, Exeter ...

... ball beiuR knocked on when a try was ga eck; a certain. They still kept ni the prsssure, and 0xeter were forced to save. PlaV was then taken to mid-field. From a of 70 serum one of the visiting ha' ves tricked away, ?? saved in the nick of time. Several ...

... Bitters. Dou't wait ?? VOu are siel, but if you only feel badl or miscrable, use the Bitters at once. It mlay Save our I lid, blluilreds have been saved by so doing. e r 0£500 i will be paid for a case they ,will not enre or help. They are a pleasant refreshing ...

... carried off the field, his leg being twisted. The try for the Civil Service wias obtained by Pyne, and the try for the Collegeby Treriick. Th rsresul was: Civil Service-1 try Z saves. Training College-1 try I dead ball. WELLINGTON B v. ...

... tries to a goal and a ol try. in BARNST&PLE v. TOTNES. el BARNSTAPLE DEFEATED. 'n A splendidly contested game was witnessed a at Totnes between Barnataple and Totaci, Id the latter winning team by % penalty di goal and a save to a save. Totnes forced thegame ...

... took her to the Mancherster Hoepital for four mothbs, but n neither of them di Ser a iitof Noed (I was aoblsed a to take sher tron her worke Ac lar.st I was ner- enaded ti try Cleere's Mixture. and I now thank God I have done se, for, I arm happy to say ...

... good- natnred. Not I, cried the youth; ' and I want to aski yen half a hundred questions. Will you answer me. I I'l try, replied Mer. Canunts. I've had a ''curiosity to see it for a long while ; but my friend is waiting for me at the -market-town ...

... y attacked, anud-at length Chislett : .ranin~with-afine try, wkich was converted. a ?? played-up andlx )reter were :.placed- on the--defence. Pursey succeeded . 1in arossing the -lade with a try. ?? |butinoigoal-resulting. The remainder of the C' ogame ...

... halls of my father --I gazed round on the bare walls, and down the bellow-sounding n corrsdor-I cried aloud- The friends of my early youth- where are they ?-where I and echo answered- Beally I don't itnoaw 1, is At Cannes, in front of a small bootm ...

... a secend try for Ermouth, whioh Hayinan converted Half time was then called with the seore:- Exmouth-One goal, one try. Newton-Nil. In the second half Newton had somewhat uits, the best of the play, and foreed the Exmouthl- ter, inns to save no less than ...

... Western ?? read that Thomnas a McVay was W ossndsd ?? swg4ilowirg dacoloured seamlan, kud then ho died. All right, boys I squeak certain rapid , youths of the city. But more matire sporti- men bubble over with- Is it all right'I n Home comforts ...