Tho convenor' of the Advisory Committee of the United Frco Assembly has notified that the logal expenses m connection with tho Churches' Commission woro £100,000. A joung eirl in St. Petersburg, named MartinovsUi, hni lost her sight by going out in the rain with a blue veil, the chomical dyo from whicli caused blood-poisoning. Tho death w announced from Birmingham of Sir. Arthur Brown,, who was a. great fo6tballor in the infancy of tho game, and was prominent ill popularising the pastime and in. laying tbo foundation of tbo fame of Aston. .Villa Oak
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Dominion, Volume 2, Issue 615, 18 September 1909, Page 10
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