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... from over-feeds of delicate viands. Associations ! just look at tbem — think how we wise and sedate beings snow-balled and foot-balled, and disfigured our grandmother's cake, and danced and sung and skated and tumbled neck over end without accident (I defy ...

... laughter)—and we beat them in our gymnastic exercises for, he it remembered, even Dr. Chalmers was, in his day, the best foot-ball player among his companions. (Renewed cheers and laughter.) Thus, i every way, in all the pursuits wherein we met each other ...

... and Broadhead, who were playing In the open air at Hluddersafield, on Wednesday alter- noor, quarrelled about a game at football, and Broadhead re- peatedly struck the other. A fight ensued, and during the struggle Broadhead received a kloi on the head ...

... the earlier sessions, at the parish school—the greater part of his time being occupied in boyish amusements, such as golf, foot-ball, and hand-ball—at the latter of which was remarkably expert. the third year of his collegiate course, Chalmers became e ...

... drills in the garrison were dispensed with on New Year’s Day, to afford the young men an opportunity of a day’s sport at foot-ball, the ground on the common being in an excellent state for that healthful recreation. The marriage of the Hereditary Prince ...

... breakfast, might be seen wending their way to the ice, to display their curling abilities, or on to the Mesaes, to play a game at football, vithout restraint. The matrons had already prepared their mince pies, and the goose was put to the fire, with one difficulty ...

... Billington and Broadhead, who were playing in the open air at Huddersfield on Wednesday se’nnight, quarrelled about a game at football, and Broadhead repeatedly struck the other. A fight ensued and during the struggle Broadhead received kick on the head, ruptured ...

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... gospel is worth; we met them in the Colle,-green, and again we beat them at all gymoast trial.. Dr Chalmers was the beat foot-ball player of all his (G r eat applause.) Well our ink ' ,as they were at every point, with csery weapon, up to that hour when ...

... Billington and Broadhead, who were playing in the open air at Hudders- field on Wednesday afternoon, quarrelled about a game at football, and Broadhead repeatedly struck the other. A figh' ensued, and during the struggle Broadhead received a kick on tie head ...

... whole of the drill* the garrison were di»- with on New Year*. Day. to afford the young men opportunity Of day’* -port at foot-ball, the ground on tbe common Icing .n an excellent state for that healthful recreation. opera the Duke Saxe-roburg-Gothe, ...