... season's working, and be noticed that there was a general tendency to attribute the fallieg off to the war. Personally he did not know how far the war had really affected football clubs, he was not inclined to the belief that it had had- much induance. ...

... all He Is one of the Imperial Yeomanry sharpshooter*. and in a few days with the It is believed, of settling is South Africa whom the war Is over. Bell. and Yergeson, the other Academical sharpshooters, are fill he return. will be badly mbeseL Os the other ...

... though I (as one who spent some time in South Africa) consider the war practically at a termination; that the siege of Pretoria is by no means certain to place; and that when we are compelled to g o to war with Russia to defend our Eastern interests, one ...

... Tin Beasiders already in two matches a record in their favour of 12 goals to 1. This, when one remembers both opponug teams wars of good class, shows that Barry's recruits do not require much drilling. Nan Saturday the annual meeting of the South Wales ...

... probable, it health permit% that redoubtable bitter and dangerous bowler. Mr. GilbeatJawsep. start. Mr. C. O. Sewell. the Saw& Africa., playing les has declined to =kill trip. * * it Last week was a most It Waal prolific rds - getting Onstayieg. week, ma will ...

... evening, when seeking recreation at a music ball or theatre, you dad the fare for you consista &Gay od military ballets, rousing war amp, poems, aed relocated melodrama; *ja fact, the of , London amusements may well be said he be I suffering from an epidemic ...

... club finance at fionthamp- ton. Methods to improve position. Bassani and other hoe things. War and Queen's death mainly rause. Yet majority at Southampton wanted war. Good for Southampton trade. Why don't they come forward? Help club out of their full pockets ...

... o'er. A big crowd looks My small at the Memorial Grounds. bet en a day like Saturday it reminds us of what parts of South Africa must resemble when our gallant generals have reported the twuntry to be denuded. Swindon scored first through Downie, and ...

... Monday, when it never appeared in any way possible for much cricket. 1 Towson Emma. Ma. P. B. has returned home from South Africa. He has quite got over the of the fever, and, si be h im self says, feels almost fit for anything. He is here on leaves and ...

... n al 4s Welt* Senior Cup. The wen Isbile their International enerodian, he having been called to ioin his ranks for Sonth Africa, but as efficient substitute tilled his place in the perms of Price: The very azeiting, both teams playing wall, but luck ...

... That he has discovered the pen Is mightier than the sword. That Mr. J. Pitt Hardacre Is doing big , with his Savage South Africa show' That the undertaking is gigantic, and deserves MOONS. That President Kruger will shortly understand that our bill against ...

... Wilson deserved the highest possible commendation for keeping him sufficiently amiable to win the Grand National of 1885. Tez war exercises important influence upon the nomenclature appearing in the Baring Calendar, and thus we find the name of Porn. Porn ...