A DREAM of 200 YEARS AGO LONDON’S WARNING.

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In order to finish the London League Competition before the All England Tournament is played, it lias been wisely decided to play only one instead of two matches in the final round. The winner of the match between the Alexandra Palace B.C. and the Boe 8.C., which will be played

UNIONIST RETURNED BY LARGE MAJORITY. The result of the polling the Chor’.ey Division Lancashire was declared today as Sir k. Hibbert (U.) 7,573 Mr. J. H. T, Jackson (L.) 5,606 Unionist majority 1,967 Lord Balcarres’ majority in 'the December, 1910, election was 2,596; but this w

NATION’S SLOW RESPONSE TO LAST APPEAL. FUNDS AMALGAMATED. The appeal Captain Scott will as . lasting a memorial to all posterity as any whrk of irt, .any statue, aye, as any memorial book that was aver written. This eloquent tribute Ate noble leada- of the heme Bltle band who la

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