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... . I. Huntsman and hounds coming up the Waver. 2. Crossing the top of a weir. 3. Crossing the stream. 4. Releasing hounds from train at Wigton. ...

... MISS MAUD JEFFRIES. ...

... HISS MARGUERITE CORNILLE. ...

... DEGE SONS, DEGE SONS, SPORTING AND MILITARY traitors, Breeches Abaters. RIDING BREECHES ha.ve. hitherto been mostly cut on entirely erroneous principles-- apparently perfect when the wearer is stand ing. When he is mounted they have that inevitable crease between the knee and saddle which is the despair of riding men, especially those with prominent or tender knee-hones. Messrs. DEGE SONS' ...

... SOME LADIES IN A MIDSUMMER NIGHT'S DREAM, AT THE ADELPHI THEATRE. 1. Miss Doxy Barton, as Titania, Queen of the F airies. 2. Miss Frances Dillon, as Hermia, dauahter to Eaeus, in love with Lvsander. 3. Miss Beatrice Ferrar, as Puck, the character taken by this actress at the commencement of the run. 4 Miss Elizabeth Parkina, the celebrated grand opera soprano, who, as a fairy, sings severed ...

... ON ACTIVE SERVICE -PART XVII. It will be 3een from our illustration that the new mounting of the naval Vickers-Maxim gun differs from the old pattern in that it has no seat for the firer. The mounting has been designed in such a way as to allow of easy transport on land by two men without removing the gun. By an ingenious arrangement of hinges and locking-pins, the mounting, which is of the ...

... MISS MILLIE LEGAIIDE, ...

... WINDOVER CO (LIMITED), THE QUEEN'S COACH BUILDERS. MANUFACTURERS OF THE WORLD RENOWNED CEE SPRING CARRIAGES WITHOUT PERCH. LANDAUS, prices from 150 Guineas. 30, 31, 32 33, LONG ACRE. MOSEMANS' AMERICAN MADE HORSE GOODS ^Sg^fefi^CHAMBERS LIGHT TROTTING and ROAD HARNESS, BOOTS, WHIPS, BITS, BANDAGES, SWEATING AND COOLING BLANKETS, And all t-lie latest and best goods for tlie good of tbe Horse ...

... W. CLARK'S HOPLEMDBDMA Has been before the Public Thirty Years. 1. Sound Foot. 2. Seedy Toe. 3. Sound Foot and Frog. 4. Diseased Foot. 6. Contracted Foot. 6. Sound Foot. 7. Brittle, Shelly, and Sand Crack. 8. Application of Hoplemuroma. For the improvement of the growth of horses' feet, and to prevent and cure Brittle or Shelly Feet, Cracked and Greasy Heels, Sand Cracks, Seedy Toes, Diseased ...

... . GOODWOOD marks a stage in the fashionable and racing season; much of the best of it is gone. After Goodwood the patrician army is scattered, and seeks new worlds of pleasure to conquer; jockeys begin to feel that they have been working hard, and they look rather light; trainers sug gest by their aspect that if they could afford to take a holi day they would not be long in packing up their ...

... Miss Marie George, xclio, as a little Dutrli girl, won lending honours in last year's Drury Lane pantomime. Miss Irene Fitzgerald as the assistant to Madame Marigny /*-S in Chance, the Idol, when played at Wyndham's Theatre. Miss Emmie Ames, who was the principal girl in one of last season's pantomimes which toured the Midlands etc. Miss May Chenery as Lady Rcllerton in Monsieur Beaucaire, ...