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Dominion, Volume 3, Issue 817, 14 May 1910, Page 7

Caldwell Hall, Burton-on-Trent, the residence of the; late Colonel Milligan, father nf Frank Milligan, the well-known Yorkshire cricket player, was entered by burglars, who carried away valuable heirlooms Mid wu'iou »ml several thousand pounds' worth of other property. The Shorthorn bull Fanfare, whichi belonged to Sir. Graves, of Thornby Villa, Wigton, Cumberland, and which, after taking first prize at tho Birmingham Show, was sold for 900 guineas, has been shipped for tho Argentine. ■ Damage amounting'to nearly ■£15,0(10 1 was caused by a lire which broke out on I the premises of Messrs. A. W. Lawson i and Co., of Green Street, Blackfnars I Itoad, London. A large number of vans • were destroyed, but it was found possible . to rescue tho horses. Bears have made their appearance on '■ tho mountains afound Lake Pcstaing, bei tween the valleys of Canteroto and Azun, i and have attacked the (locks. It is many ■ years since they have been seen on the 1 northern slopes of the Pyrenees. " A lawyer once, who caught a cold, Was soon called to tho "Bar," ' Whore liquor by the "easo" was sold. '' Old Scotch, as well Three Star; . ' His stay was "brief," "1 won't, I'm sure, 3 Touch this whatever it 'costs.' * I'll take somo Woods' Great Peppermint 5 Cure, i And defy this Winter's frosts!"—Advt. G