. The Forfar Directory and Yearbook 1909 . s beghi. They that are bound must Christi. St. Barnabas, Apostle and martyrCharles Kingsley born, 1819. i7{Th18: F igjS 2oi S211 M 22i Tu 23! w24; Th251 F261 S 27! S 28 M 29 Tu 30I W 1st Sunday after Trinity. jBattle of Naseby, Charta signed, 1215. Hasty climbers have suRden Alban, first English of Waterloo, Maximilian shot, 1867. 2nd Sunday after Trinity. Queen Victorias Diamond Jubilee,fSummer commences. \ 1897! I In the coldest flint there is hot John Baptist. Midsummer Fi
. The Forfar Directory and Yearbook 1909 . s beghi. They that are bound must Christi. St. Barnabas, Apostle and martyrCharles Kingsley born, 1819. i7{Th18: F igjS 2oi S211 M 22i Tu 23! w24; Th251 F261 S 27! S 28 M 29 Tu 30I W 1st Sunday after Trinity. jBattle of Naseby, Charta signed, 1215. Hasty climbers have suRden Alban, first English of Waterloo, Maximilian shot, 1867. 2nd Sunday after Trinity. Queen Victorias Diamond Jubilee,fSummer commences. \ 1897! I In the coldest flint there is hot John Baptist. Midsummer Field of the Cloth of Gold, Morland born, 1763. 3rd Sunday after Trinity. Queen Victoria crowned, 1838. St. Peter, Apostle and martyr. He dances well towhomFortune pipes. LONDON. ^5 2 o5 h. m 83 5133 50 i3 49 i3 49 i 3 3 48 83 47|8 II3 47l8 123 46 8 123 46 8 133 46|8 14 3 45 3 453 45 45444444 8 158 158 168 168 178 178 18 8 188 188 188 198 198 198 19 8 18 6th IVFonth^J Youth lives on hope, old age on remembrance. [30 Days*. OPENING OF THE FRANCO-BRITISH EXHIBITION BY THE PRINCE OF WALES. FRANCO-BRITISHEXHIBITION. The London event of 1908 was the Franco-British Exhibition, or the White City as it wasnamed. The finest productions in manu-facture, art, and science from the twocountries were exhibited in the score of tem-porary palaces, which during the summer werevisited by millions of the two nations. Theexhibition was opened in state by the Princeof Wales on May 14th ; it covered over150 acres of ground, and though not as largeas the Worlds Fair of Chicago it comparedmost favourably in beauty and excellenceof exhibits with that colossal fair. Thebuildings were built of steel and concrete, andwere strong enough to stand several yearswear. The exhibition gave employment tosomething like 30,000 persons engaged asattendants to exhibits, catering staff, etc. AVOID THE LAST WORD. The greatest menace to the happiness ofmarried life is the last word, observed afeminine c
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