... contest took place on Saturday afternoon in Mansfield Park. The weather was somewhat dnll and cheerless. This, coupled with various picnic and other outdoor attractions, as well as the fact that Mansfield Park is not the most easily-got-at place in which ...

... the Old Year a night with the Shakespearian favourite, Hamlet. A football match between Hawick and Melrose, played at Mansfield Park, waa also well patronised. MELROSE. The year 1902 was ushered in with the usual demonstrations of welcome by a number ...

... accept. It is understood that Canadian football team are to visit Hawick next season, and play a match with the Greens on Mansfield Park on New Year's Day. It has been suggested that a football might be arranged between team from the Borders and team from ...

... kind friends responded liberally to appeal that was made. The Canadian- Hawick football match attracted large crowd to Mansfield Park. the evening the places of amusement were well patronised. M. Angnste Van Biene appeared at the Hawick Theatre in The ...

... Hawick v. Canada. A Canadian The Canadian football team played the first their Border fixtures New Year Day, when they met Mansfield Park. There was an enormous crowd of spectators far the largest ever seen at Hawick. Thomson set the ball motion lor Hawick ...

... trial match the Scottish Football Union, preparatory the cnoomng the first of the Inter national teams, was played at Mansfield Park, Hawick, on Saturday, strong sides had been chosen to represent the Borderers and the Scots England, but a faintly bereavement ...

... credit of depositors being £5440, 3d. Bbnkkit Football Match.—A football match for the benefit the unemployed was played ou Mansfield Park on Tuesday mgln between T. H. Moss's team wick J unions) and Holland Star, and was well patronised. Hawick Saxhorn Band ...

... —A seiies of mounted and dismounted military sportp, organised by the Army Service Corps, Scobs, was carried through ou Mansfield Park on Saturday, iu presence of large gathering of spectators. The items included races, lemon cutting, heads and posts, tent ...

... the day hore. Among them were number of golfers, who patronised tho Vertiab Hill course. Football Tib Re-PLAYBI». —On Mansfield Park on Tuesday night, Hawick and Hawick Trinity mot the re-play the fiual tie in the Rugby competition for the Junior Cup ...

... football at Manstield, to the annoyance of residents.—George Howden, Dove- mount Place, for having damaged a wooden fence at Mansfield Park, received sentence of 53, or three days. Accused, it was stated, had been previously convicted.—On the following day, ...

... first prizes There Was a capi 1 atteudarce of about but the Was Cols interfered with by a Wind, which blew straight duwu Mansfield Park, und there were showers throughout the afteruocn, the tlual being started iu @ blizzard of sleet and rain. teams were ...

... holiday, while the shops were closed as usual that afternoon, so that every opportunity was given to the populace to present Mansfield Park. The start was timed for a quarter past two, and that hour there was a great gather of spectators, probably numbering ...