... RAWICL SEVEN-ASIDE CONTEST. The annual amateur sports of Hetrick Teotball Club were held at -Mansfield Park on Elaturday. There had been very heavy showers of rain during the forenoon. Prior to the adrertieed time of crafting the programme the weather ...

... —.Jame. Fyfe, waggon drum. Milton Street, A May hi 11, Edinburgh. war accuse:l of liaTiug on Saturday. 16th April. in Mansfield Park, occupied by the Hawick Football Club, conducted himself in • din. orderly manned and obstrocted Alexander Smith, police ...

... days. William Houston, Laker, Dovecote Street. Hawick, pleaded nut guilty to having, in the afternoon in question, at Mansfield Park, conducted himself in a disorderly manner and committed a breach of the maim Constable Walker said he was on duty that ...

... Jr.. Scott. HAW!CL • SRV'ISS' WON lINUWWN. The final in the Hawick sevea•a•eide contest was played on Tuesday night at Mansfield Park, before a considerable gathering of spec. tators. The competitors were the Hawick and Melrose teams. Kyle Max unable to ...

... Football Club,' said it was not good for any club that they should always he on the winning side. In regard to the clueing of Mansfield Park, he thought that although there was an infringement and indiscretion on the part of an irresponsible minority, he candidly ...

... after the most careful consideration, that the Hawick Football Club play no matches daring the remainder of the season at Mansfield Park, Hawick, or within a radios of ten miles thereof.' It may be stated that this decision will not a ff ect the annual sports ...