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Leonida Bissolati, of Milan, a deputy

NEWS OF THE DAY.

LOCAL AND GENERAL,

We understand that Mr. Boll-Irving of Mosers, Jardine, Matheson and Co who is visiting the Colony from Shanghai, is leaving for Homs in a day or two.

NEXT SATURDAY'S

GYMKHANA.

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of the Italian Parliament." He writes i in the "Progresio Italo-Americano (New York) and supports the policy of King Victor Emmanuel, who has recently caused to be printed and pa into circulation the text of the Triple Alliance Treaty which vindicates Italy's contention that it does not hind the parties concerned to any support of a war of aggression, but is merely a defensive alliance. Deputy Bissointi, in 1900, declared in the with Mrs. Fiscailten for Eunkow, to which to give the whole of the Qale Money Assembly:

i.

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M. J. R. Hamilton, who has been boat officer of the Lapps Chinese Casters over three your left towlay by the Luchow

port he has been trasferred.

THURSDAY OCTOBER 8, 1914

GERMAN CRUIBERS

MARKED.

The Gorman armoured ornisers Scharns haist and Guelmonks, which 'were reported:

A QUARTER'S WRECKS,

`TRAGEDIES OF THE SEA.

Lloyd's return of vessels totally`lost; quarter ended

cruising In the South San are.now thought | condemned, eto, during the

b. have affucted a junction with the 3rd March 31 of this year, sa reported to July The Hongkong Gymkhana Club's fourth

stas cruisers Emden. Naraberg and 99, shows that the world's mercantile. meeting of the season is to be held stiprig, and to be cruising about. They marine load 78 ataam rosadia of 67,755 tena Happy Valley nox.Saturday afternoon have been detected, and powerful com" natt, 90,630 some gross frem those cases. the rat event being timed 10 commence bined fest of two certain countries in Thirteen stem vessels of British registar, chasing the German squadron, and report with a metà tonnage of 7,868, gromm 13,600, at 3 o'clock.

are included in the toil, with 6 British It has been decided by the Commistes of a battle is daily expected.-Hoohi.

colonial steamers of 2,770 nett, 6,2% gross, The percentages of vessels lost to vessels awood were 15 for the United Kingdom and 0:40 for the Colonies, and to grows tonnage owned 6-07 and 0-27 respectively.

seceived without dednating saything for

Me. Banhatt, assistant managar of the expense-to the Prince of Wales Fund;"

attend-and it is hoped the attendance

China and Japan Tol phone Company, has it is expected that every body who reported to the Police that some pers entered the first floor of 345 Cocnaught Cuntry' and stole a part of a telephone

valued at 16.

SPORTING.

HOME CRICKET,

County Championship, a

According to Lloyd's Begister the United Kindom amrad" 8,514. skommune, "oƐ 11,100,500 tona nott, 18, 73,944 tona groan 1. and the Colonies 3,405 stemmeru of 913,930 and 1,875,999 tons respectively.

will be of record on whether permitted by membership or otherwise to enter free, will purchase a dellar tickst the gate.

any a motle maks a mackie It (From "The Daily Telegraph of Aug. 27.) awed by the United Kingdom 14 of

anticipated that as much, if not, mora than $300 will be collected for the Prince. of Wales Fund in this way.

for,cur Government to make com pacts which the Italian people would A privata letter from homo received refuse to support. Italy is not able to day contains the statement that in som

of the London parks temporary workshops to give her promise of active partisse been orected to house the army of sipation in an. Anglo-Germanic conflict people who are making khaki unit ens for in the sense of taking up arms against the new troops, France or England. The Power of central Europe have no'nuthority for asking such a thing. Italy in turn is able to give a promise of not at tacking them when war bursts out."

Mr. Bissolati thus states the

Hosokose. Tarasovy, ctober 8, 19ta pruletariat view of Italy's treaty

obligations:

ITALY EXPLAINS HER NEUTRALITY.

Italy is merely saving herself from being submerged by greater nations, But, it will be asked,' is not Italy und by the Triple Alliance? When Russia and France descended into the field of war did not the conditions in light come under the provisions of

going to discuss the question whether

*

Arrangements have been made to hold working party at St. Paul's Coffer on fondays from 10 till onere eluce in make garments for the soldiers and their families. Materials will be provided and anyone willing to help will be welcoma.

The Chinese, art sted at Au Tau ng being implicated in the death of another ill gor who died from injuries inflicted by two men, bas been charged with "murder before Mr. Boat Tai Po and remanded. he charge will ultimately come before the Eungkong Lower Court

GARAGE RITALRY,

Dismissed Chandeur's Čialm.

Is the minds of many there is still much confusion regarding the part the Alliance referred to? We are not that Italy played-or perhaps it would be more accurate to say, "did not the Italian people are disposed or fazalard, in the Summary Court this The Acting Puisas Judge, Mr. Justice play "at the beginning of the war indisposed to keep compacts, of which marzing heard a claim for wages brought Then, as all know, she was one of the

they have leamed nothing. Oney Mahemed Posten, a chauffeur, of the three Powers forming the Triple thing is certain, the people of Italyle Garage, against the Brager Cycle Alliance-the two other Powers being govern themselves by nothing else but Company Plaintiff claimed in all 8166, being $35 wages for the month of Germany and Austria-Hungary. It

the consideration of their own inter-September, $35, & month's wages in Hou was taken for granted by most peoplests and of their own predilections in of notice, and $50 deposited with delen- 'that in the event of a war implicating Germany or Austria-Hungary either acting either in conformity with or infants for sets custody.

Mr. G. E. Haywood, of Mr. Lec

or both-Italy would take part in "Pusition to the compacts sigued by "D'Aknada's" office, represented plaintif ; ¦

it as a member of the Triple Alliance. Italy did not do so, and since then

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the Governimeat."

and Mr. Dennys, of Messrs. Dennys and Bowley, was for defendants.

Mr. Dennys objected, that Mr. Hay. ward had not disclosed on his writ any enuse of action, and he asked that the writ be amended

King's Bench forms and added "I have A Sum-

Mr. Haywood, opening plaintiff's cLAR,

Surrey Middlesex.. Kant... Yorkshire... Kampabiro

asa

Yampton biro

Warwickshire...

K

Not

The card is an unusually interest (ing one, as boaidor the principal avente,

such as the States and the mile and quarter handicap, a mule race to be

uden by representatives of various wahine units of Indian Troops; no boots, apura or whips allowed-and two loat races,

Leicesterāru.

Worcestershire Somerset

Derbyshim

also open to the Indian Trooge-havo Glaucescer alre deen introduced.

The band of the 25th Punjabis will' ba in attendance; and given good weather

SZESNEZERVUERASU piejai,

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22233B=8123972

Of 700 -siling ruwal of 422, 273 tonnage

6.341 inds, were bit or condemned; and et 578 of 189,083 tone the Culosion lost 8 of a total tonnage of 1,573.

(no steamer she American Atalantis, of BJS tons nett, was broken up 100t Hongkong.

16,52

30.00

13.00

owned

The detailed list shows that two steamers: were burnt eleven were lost in collisiong tag foundered; one is glased lost, un- classified thirtoon were posted misking 18.10 39 were wrecked included in this number

the meeting should be as great a duccas THE PRINCE OF WALES FUND. as any previously held.

The following is the programme an! To-morrow we intend entries in full

iving same netes on the various candi iates and a law tips as to possible win-

cers.

Two runs.

THE PROGRAMINE..

HARES TO DATE. Livut. D. McGillswie and Lieut.

R... G. Popë .................

www

Handsome Donations from

Canton.

s being vessels which were at through tanding or through striking rocka, sunken wruik. to.

Included in the sailing vessels detailed Aro seron, which left on voyages mod have. not since been heard of.

WAR NEWS.

ARMY.

As a result of a meeting of the British MEN WANTED FOR THE BRITISH community held at H.B.M. Cunmulate- General, Canton, kat month, subscriptiop

In today's Routing Orders it is stated 1-3 p.m.-TEXT PEGGING PARS.-lists for the Prince of Wales' Relief Fund

were opened and initial subscriptions that the General Officer Commanding amounting to over $8,000 collected. In the Troops will be glad to consider addition a monthly sum of over 81,100 has applications from ex-soldiers or others beon.promised lor, so long an the war Insta desirous of enlisting under recent Regula A draft for £753 4. II, representing the Tering of enlistment 19 to 15 years-in- tions for the augmentation of the Army. mount of the initial subscriptions, walusise. Period for 8 years or duration. yesterday forwarded to the Treasurer of of the war. Ex-soldiers ago 30 to 45 for the Relief Fund, London.

Capt. Hattersley-Smith and Capt.

J. Coo

78

50

Mr. W. B. Elwes and Mr. C.

C. Clarke Mt. C. E. Blason and Mr. J.

K. Swire

37

55

1.-Lieut. D. McGillewie, R.N. Lieut. R. K. C. Pope, R.N. 2.-Captain J. Coe.

Capt. Hattersley-Smith. 3.-M. W. B. Elwes. Mr. G. C. Clarke. 4.-M. C. H. Bisson..

Mr. J. K. Swice. 5.-Mujer G. Lawder:

Number. Nanse of Mulo...

Ruso.. Cotâf.wes,

Colours. „1 ed.. Bufe.

Suntower, .......Orange.

link

Fitmrase,..................Yolio.

White. HALMns

Carnation,

Forget-me-cot,

PA Blue.

..Paney,

Black.

...Heather,

Purp

Mr. F. W. Thicknesse. 6.-Sak. Sher Mohammed Khan.

Jom. Jehan Dad.

$200. 2-GRMKHANA STAKES.-Value

Distance one mile. For all Chinu ponies.

Shamrock,

....Green.

20.

..Orchid,

.Brown.

31.

L vender,.

Gray.

32

..Lily.

KUS KARNED TO DATE.

ponies.

Roman Chief gemar Vadeem

5

Aldwych au

4

Nigerian Chief

2

Soi Kwai ***

I

1

Brutton's Joss Mighty 151lbs,*

Mr.

148lbs.

Rosari

The writer emphasises particularly her action has been explained in the position, which the Socialists have Ladies' First Class various ways. Now we have to hand taken toward war in general, and authoritative statements from the especially toward ang alliance which

Mr. Hayward replied that he merely leading Italian newspapers, which binds them to take arms under the are reproduced from the "Literary Leader of another country who is bent drew the writ in accordance with Chitty's

war of aggression. The my friend's experience."" O a In the "Giornale dell' Italia" (New Socialists are patriotic, or proless to mary case was tried on the evidence, not York) a very spirited article was be, and the only war in which they on pleadings. printed in which it was stated that will take part is a war in defence of said previous to September 1 plaintif Italy had full right to remain sentral, their own country and of their salva-was in the employ of the Exile Garage. and that she did so at "grent tion as a unit among European people. E was approached by the Dragon Cycle Co., and on September I entered their sncrifice" and declined to be bribed. To quote his words:

service at 855 a month under a verbal by Germany. The following is a summary of the article quoted

Sheinlists, moreover, have declared Italy has to day refused the offers their ayirpathy with the Servian of territory made her by tiermany on people, now threatened by "Austria, condition that she would take the but they do not believe. that plaintif went to the Exile Garage to do r. Formen's Sai Kwai, 146)ba..

the even

Servians should ask field against France and England, Italy for succour by taking action for plaintiff, asked him whether he was

the work. Defendant subsequanity sent Mr. Gilpin's Sir Galahad, 148lbs.

Mr. J. C. G. Ferguson's Vadeem,

148lbs. The Grout famaun nt the Victoria Just as in 1870 he refused the much in" arms against Austria-Hungary in the employ of the Dragon Cycle Com

more tempting offers minde to her to The Socialies, like all popular parties, pany or the Exile Garage, and summary Mr. Norman's Brown Boy, 14lbs.†

Dr. Forsyth's Lorenzo, 141lbs.t jin arms. with Germany against the recognize the fact that the line for dismissed him. Finintif asked for his Brunch. Italy has never gained any Italy to follow is that of neutrality wages and the return of 850 depcaited toward those who neighbour on both with defendant for sale custody, but advantage from the Triple Alliance, the eastern and western frontiers of Hefendant took, as he submitted, the and the conquest of Libya was ac- the land. They will not entertain very high handed action of fining him complished in spite of the ill-conceal the thought of mobilizing aguinatges, out of the $50, and refused to give ed Hostility of Austria and Germany." Austria in favour of Servia, much less him any wages.

THE DIARY.

MEM. FOR TO-DAY.

Theatry.

General Memoranda.

t

SATURDAY, efober 10-

12.15 p.m. -Duty Farn Co's. Mating Amster Boxing a nament at City

3'p.m.-Gymkhana at Happy Valley :

Hall.

WALES FUND..

SUNDAY, Octo'er '11-

3.m.-Kxersion to Maza.

TOZSDAY, October 13:

Meears. Huber and Hough'a.

FLIDAY, October 16 ---

Eirthday of Confucius.

10,3 a.m.Prize, Court Sits.

MONDAY, October 19-

Lady May opens French Chavent Sale

of Werk.

.

The Socialists are unwilling to

Monarch Dahlia ....... take op arms against an ally. The contract, his hours being from 7 a.. to

1.r. Everything went wall until September 20, when Mr. Lau Chu Pak'a her asked plaintif if he could fix a motor tyre "for him. At 1.15 a.m.

Mr.

Elis Kadocrio's Moorish Chief

* 5lbe. penalty.

† Allowed 5lbs.

Paarioca WINNERS OF GYMIZEANA CUP

AND STAKES. ÅDGEGATE.

WINJE. SECOND,

THIRD

1010*

13LL

Yala

Coxcomb. Astral

Triad. Bast Friend.

tiou.

||

Mr. Horsford's Mascotte, 1641bs. Mr. Norman's Sci Kwal, 162lbs... Messrs. Lowe and Hickman's Dunin,

1 year or duration of war. Ex-régular W.Os. or N.C.O'%. givèn former rank.

On receipt of applications the G.0.0. will communicato with the War Office regarding passage to England.

VIVID STORY OF BRITISH FIGHT.

Germans Stopped By Withering

Fire.

HOW OUR VANGUARD WENT INTO ACTION,

6.-LADIES' NOMINATION,

A graphic story of the first battle fought DISTANCE HANDICAP.For all China by the British ropa in Franco was given Each pony entered, to be by some of the wounded who arrived by nominated by a lady. Catch weights tenneport at Southampton recently, says 160lbs. The half mile post will be the, ndoo Daily News." For obvious **sersich "' and piga will placed on a the names of individuals cxanol be

FİTED outside edge of course to mark the position of each pony according to the handicap (in yards) conceded.

Competitors will stand dismounted behind their respective pegs, and et a signal will mount and gallop to the winning post as in an ordinary esce."

Care must be taken while mount ing to keep on outside edge of course leaving the rails clear for others who may be galloping pakt.

First, second and third prizes for ladies presented by the Gymkhana. Club.

The number of patiante landed was 180,. 62 of the cases being serious. Nearly all the patients suforing from the effects of shell fire. They were in the vangard of

and sturd Sir John French's force,

tho pouncing of the Guman artillery, which was in tremend as strength.

After leaving he place of concentration the ritish troopa made forced aerobes for two days, and then the cavalry scouts came within teach of the enemy. They found that the Germans eunsider-bly out numbered our own here, and Sir Juba French made a detour of several miles,

But, the any succeeded in petting Acts the British line of arab, and as our troops deployed from some woods into Mr. Norman's Soi Kwai, nominated by an open plain a terrific artillery fire met

Mrs. Owon, ser.

Mesers: Lowe and Hickman'a Dunin,

Mrs. Hickman, 15 yards.

them.

**MORE GUNS THAN ZIYLES, ‚!'It seemed,” said a sergeant, “an if ther Mr. H. J. Gedgo's Buttercup, Ms. Germania had more guns than we had

Gedge, 20 yards..

Humphrey, 25 yards.

Dr. Forsyth's Lindsay G, M. Forsyth,

30 yards.

rifles. Th British troops were ordered

because it was apparent that the German artillery were making the wouds their A number of áirí zas who had Target heen shaltering among the trees, unfor Mr. J. K. Swire's Shanghai, Mrs. J. R.tunarely suffered saverply from

Greaves, 84 yards.

Mr. Blank's Unity, Mrs. Earrett, 10

Fards,

Jub. Sher Mohammed Khan's Hazara,

Mrs. Coats, 45 yards.

Billiards Fluke, Miss Alex Gordon. GO yards.

Capt. Hattersley Smith's Radium

Mrs. Sargeant, 55 yazda.

yards.

Mr. W. H. Elwes Joy, Miss May, Major E. C. Hall's Liebesang,

Curtis, 85 yards.

Mr. J. K. Swire's Corban, Mrs.

Turner, 70 yards.

Mr. B. D. F. Beith's Toffit, Miss

mingham, 75 yards.

IIe

40

bombardment

The Bitish tops quicki

this

got into position, and, making excellent markamna- ship, inflicted very heary leasca on the | «n6197,

The German artillery fire was maintain ed most vigorously, the aim of the gunners baing directed by number of aeroplanes. Which flow over the British positions. The sim was very accur to and the timing of the fases very good,

failed to burst out must of the shells

Tregiments of British infantry soom

to have been rather severaly hundled, one Mrsof them, its stated, caring nearly half its numbers But other battalions had a very ferent experience, une being no ually under shell fre for seven hours, and having Can-nly very trifling casualtinn,

W.

mobilizing aguiast France in favour al Plaintiff «sid be was sitting cutside the 1906 Kingston. Blue Nile. Pathan. Italy has many emplaints to make austria and Germany." In this way Exile Garage with other chauffeurs when 1007 Blue Nile. Coxcomb. M'churian Chief. Mr. Reedlark's Gooda Ep, Miss Vout of the woods as 500p' as possible, against those who now desire her co-Italy discharges, as far na poestble, fr. Lau Chu Fat's chauffeur naked i 1908 Barth operation. To quote further:

quake. the duties imposed upon her by the day of them could put on a tyro for him. 19 Garth. "Many may be aware or have treaties, while she escapes being Ha asped to look at it after 1... Blackmore Tempta-

Hintou. GATE MONEY FOR PRINCE OForgotten that while Italy was in the immersed in this vast conflict... and going at about 1.10 pm to the

Italy can not but be interested in Exile Garage found that it did not fit. Inchise &

Arcadian Chief wur with Turkey and England on one the struggle now going on, although I would like to be hanged" plain-

Paruning Caprice.

and herry.* part of Franer on the other side, she fortunate circumstances permit hor at sit exclaimed in Hindustani if I went 1912 Faronius.

Snow

Daisy, Defford, Demure, Joss was subjected to muy impositions this time to maintain her neutrality to the Ezila Garage until after 1 a.m.”

Glory.

Mighty & Lindo* Mr. Dennys: Is there any reason that 1913 real William. Kangaroo uttitude or Austria assumed an

The neutrality of to-day may serve to

Olaric & Bweet Seal & Flying give her opportunity to conserve her you know of why your master should hostility in order to prevent Italy strength unimpaired in order that she dismiss you at 1,80 in the morning?-1

* Dead Heat. 2.30 p.m.- ion of Furniture etc. at from striking 2 blow, as she was many take her part to morrow in in-understood that it was because he blazed-TazE QUASTER MILE FLAT RACE

|justified in doing, at her enemy in the suring the rise of a better era for them for doing work in the Exile Garage.

HANDICAP.-For toll Chins ponies. The Secolo Do you know that Mr. Lauritsen says Dr. Forsyth's Lorenze, 155lbs. Iatter's European "Fourssions, a people in Europe." course of action which prolonged the (Milan) approves the decision of the that he paid you $75 in the presence of Mr. Ellie Hadensie's Moorish Chiet,

Italian Government to keep hands of Mr. Logis and some Chinese drivers? 161lbs war to our serious inconvenience and in the world-war of Europe, and Do you still say he paid you nothing? . B. D. F. Baith's Fickle Bird, lors. Whoever may forget these cir condemns what it styles “Austria's (I shall bờ gìnd if he will prove it. He

· 154134. cumstances, we never eball."

usual system of perfidy and outrage" told bis master that Mr. Lau Chu Pak's The daal monaruby, we are told, can chauffeur offered him $20 to fix the tyron, Nor is there, we are told, not openly make war upon Itely but he also told him he would not do thing "tricky or crooked in Italy's under present circumstances, but the work without his permission. nentrality.

revenges itself for the neutrality of Plaintiff stoutly denied that he took "In spite of the circumstances King Victor Emmanuel by treacher the tyres into his master's shop

Mr. Denny said his Lordahly would ously bombarding Antivari and referred to, Italian neatrality is not Duicigno, Italy is therefore advised wont be relied upon: one wilful act based on Machlavellian casulstry, nor to employ all its strength in protect et disobedience in working in his master' upon the cynical political philosophy ing the consta of the Adriatic, for the garage after it was supposed to be closed. Mr. Haywood produced a receipt given of the Iron Chancellor, nor upon Bufety of which so many Italians

settled there are deeply concerned, by defendant for the $50 deposited by the insincere refluction that the treaty The article adds that the only motive the plaintiff, and called, several wit was renewed somewhat prematurely for taking arms which would influence see, who attended under subpoenas. and hurriedly in 1912, and is still the people of the Peninsulu would be binding. Italy is still observing its hope of recovering the former provisions when the refuses to parti-Italian provinces which Austria, still cipate in a war of aggression not con- templated in an agreement which is simply a defensive alliance. The ! GREAT REDUCTIONS IN malevolent have little consideration

PRICES.

for us, but the friends of Italy should do' us the favour of refraining from PRESORIPT ONS ACCURATELY

questioning the motives of the Italian DISPENSED,

neutrality, a

WEDNESDAY, October 21:- Trafalgar Day (1805). ' WEDNESDAY, November Licensing Sessions,

THE EDWARD DISPENSARY,

÷O. KAMMING & CO., L

Chemists and Druggista,

Paro Drugs, Pacont Medicines,

2A, QUEEN'S ROAD, HONGKONG

Hongkong July 28, 1913.

The question of Italian neutrality

holds

Defendant in the course of his svi

130lbs.

Ir. H. J. Gedge's Buttercup, 150lbs. Mr Thomas Pegnare, alba Dr. Forsyth's Lindsay G., 149ibe Mr. Reedlack's Matchlock, 145lbs. fr. Billiards Flake, 16lbs.

Lieut. B. KC Popo's Wincombe,

Mrs. Cromie, 80 yards. Mr. Horaford's Cromarty, Mrs.

thorne, 10 yards. WWW Capt. J. Cad's Armaturer. Mrs. Coe, 100

yards.

SCHARGES STOPPED BY HAIL OF LEAD,

The fighting began on Sunday morning, the British troops, with great bravery, Kamp-attacking the enemy's trenches under e heary cannonade The Germans in spita of their losses, made there distinct charges. They rushed forward in little groups, Bring an they advanced, but when they had got within 200 gs of the British pration wet such a withering "trg of machine- they

T-OSE AND A QUARTER MILE RACE Poto Poxy SCUTRY.Distance about HANDICAP-For all China pories. 600 yards round a post, back, round Mr. Gilpin's Sir Galiza, 1551ba.. another post and in. For bona fide Mr. Norman's Brown Boy, 155lbs. trained Polo ponios, regularly, played Mr. Hornford's Mascotte, 154lbs. *: this season up to the date of this Mr. J. C. G. Ferguson's Vadeem, meeting

1581bs

dance said he dismissed the plant for 1.3. K. Swire's Shanghai, 16elbs disobedience, and stated that ho paid him Maior H. C. Hall's Liebosang, 188lbs, $75 at the time he dispensed with hia Capt. Hattersley-Smith's Radium II. cevices. He denied that there was any 2050. agreement to pay the plaintiff 955r. W. B. Elwes day, 16th The long pole thief, who booked a pair monit and said he always let the 31. W. B. H. Carr's Wincantoq, was sentenced to one month's imprisonment engaged them, and gave them what he Capt. 1. Coe's Sniff, 168.bg. of trousers from a verandah at Yaumuti, salaries of his employees open when he 164lbs. and four hours' stocks today.

CHILDREN'S COLDE,

food they were worth. He had no-ro- ceips for the 175

Bia Lordship gasa judgment for the defendant with costa

let the children rack litla Mr. Haywood asked for u stay," clas bodies in such a distressing manner ing that he must suppeal

is treated with the full knowledge of a bottle of Chamberlain's Cingh Hemedy.

when you can ac early cure their enda with décisico.

an experionedd statesman by Mr | Formia by all Chemiste und Forskrapari.

Els Lordship granted a aboy of four-

Mr. Ellis Radboris's Moorish Chiet,

Dr. Fasyth's Lorenzo, 1821ba. Mr. Brutton's Sevington, 152b8. Mr. B D F Beith's Fickle Bird,

150

gons and sifies" that they faltered, and Syntually retreated

"Aavalry charge followed, bot the ception given by the British infantry roado the borsemen also quail,

The bettis continued right into the night, and at dawn on the following morning tas English troops were outnumbered, by near), ly dive to one, and found that the Germans had erept round on their left and rende Artillery a largely checked, this attack, buk sa the enemy brought up "yet, mors man, and continued to croyp round the British, our fore had 10 retirera They fell back fighting standly, and keeping of repeated onslanghts made by greatly superior forc

MULE HACE-Three furioaga. To be

One man who remarked that men in the ridden by representatives of various CHAMBERLAIN'S PALY BALM. Faks nowadays took a keen interest in the suite of Indian Troops, No boots,

higher science of war spoke of their spurs, or whips allowed. Colours of Edathing good for mesenteriance in Field Mind Trench bi

chrum, spraico, lamenera oramps. And said that ranks brmly believed that riders will be indicated by seahoe, Tof the muscles; bruises ard like lojuries the retirement was part of a wall oblidare freiliksta judgment of form the mplss | Chamberlain'e Pain Elm. To will effect si plan, and title, whịnh thế nguờ

will parade for publia inatgestion váre sury in le time than any other trantasand