... referee, that, while satisfied that no blame attaches to the players or officials of the club. Rawick play no matches on Mansfield Park, or within a radius of ten miles. until the end of the present season. One itnportant fixture, namedy. the deferred match ...

... record which places them in the fifth position in our championship table. The 'Sonians run some risk in opposing Hawick at Mansfield Park without their three internationalists, but with Marshall at back, Dr llo?-isou and R. Bell centre-threequarters, the side ...

... spectators on Mr J. I. Gillespie, the referee in the recent match between Hawick and Gala, the Rugby Union have closed Mansfield Park for the season. The committee of the Union who considered the case exonerated the Hawick club and officials from all blame ...

... once descended upon him in snowstorms, so that he might redeem the writers from high postage expenses. In Miss Austen’s Mansfield Park,” the letters of small nine-year-old Fanny are taken to her august uncle, Sir Thomas, to be franked as a matter of course ...

... once descended upon in snowstorms, so that he might redeem the writers from high postage expenses. In Miss Austen’s,’* Mansfield Park,” the letters of small nine-year-old Fanny are taken to her august uncle, Sir Thomas, to be franked matter of course. ...

... half-back. Stewart's College. now that they have returned to the path of victory, should give Hawick something to do at Mansfield Park. The College forwards and halves may be trusted to quite hold their own, but if the ball gets out to Sutherland, Ogilvy ...