... dismissed, or recounted without complaint; the relaxations of the life- - sing-songs, iuter-regimental ccntests at cricket ar.d football, and so on—are described with zest; and the fierce delight of battle, when the time comeS» csimot be repressed. Last week ...

... as reserve for England versus Wales. Captain Simpson, the celebrated Associa- tion referee, and pro, tem. secretary of the Football Association, is amoug the Army Chief Constable- candidates for the Leeds ship. Dick Barge and Jack Scales. a heavy- weight ...

... • defect. greatest was head 0 the rejection by the surgeoas yams man who hold. the position of captain theresiamii Rugby Football Club, he being unable to count the spots. on the card, which is part of wont test. Major Wyndham Quin, -M.T (late Lamers) ...

... game indeed, and it was amongst the front rank where the visitors' weakness lay Result—Uffculme five goals ; Exeter nil. FOOTBALL. Plymouth have invited Sidmouth to play at Plymouth next Wednesday, January 3rd, which Sidmouth have accepted. PRE3BNTATION ...

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... embeznleaent en - id •, ' present eleven petiole lying dcod. hetilly be sustsined.—Tit deregulate admitted • le 'ihe Leicester football t-aus era making the diens e and expressed eurrow. ll+ had a Rosa Hotel, Dowlish, their heedqu afters during drop of beer ...

... THE WESTERN EVENING HERALD. PLYMOUTH. MONDAY, t JANUARY, igloo A LADYSMITH BOMB.PROCIP SHELTER. FOOTBALL NOTES. A ahe bed intim Ms ind m in with , Yemeni Pl.m. DEM to map ben sot alleys! llly.* and referee. TM whistle MG tis, mid ohm dal teem to Mew. ...

... place t the eau, on New Year's D.. Lord Methuen hu announced his totemic. of w.f. to be competed for by the canoe cricke and football teem.. There will Mu bone ruing, and wise cup. for the principal remit* bon prornkd by the meet/tame of Poet The =hove mummy ...

... Man 11 Sou*. Dntr.CTon Cats. room. The Hall A. Scull. Street, with the Oineea ...

... arias& truer true of Isle, but there u still room for • beak tom meow, sad w f will be fortbramieg before toat SATURDAY'S FOOTBALL. ABBOCI A TION. LEAGCE— Donnas L —WAS, rid. Was. Let Drs. he. Apt. Irls. Sheffield railed 21.14..- Setae 20 3_. 14r67 1X ...

... of the Australian L touar, as well as those of llanjitsinbji's team in America and Lord I-Iawke's team in South Africa. FOOTBALL-RUGBY. BABYX STA PLE v. BRISTOL. Th e return match between these clubs was played o0l Saturday at Newport, Barnstapla, on ...

... been gratefully accepted. J. D. Boswell, the old Scottish International captain, and last year president of the Scottish Football Union, has volunteered for active service South Africa. holds captain's commission the Ayrshire Yeomanry Cavalry. W. P. Donaldson ...