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... her last three novels. Emma, Mansfield Park. and PersuaSloll. She wrote in the presence of her family amidst the greatest noise. It was impossible to say of these three which was the best. Perhaps Mansfield Park was the more artistic, and it ...
... APARTMENT HOUSES Morton House— Albany Xfcoa* Revand MrePilkington Kelso- I l ' ,lkirj *'o Mrs Manstield Miss Mansfield Park Road I Oswald House— Albert Road | Mrs B»viUe Miss Batcher Strath fieldsaye— Mr and Mrs Percy _ _ , Rotliera and child Sea Road ...
... LATEST NOVE E. FOR THE COMING SEASON. country born and bred, and wrote of what I she knew. In the unpreserved coverts of Mansfield Park there was plenty of walking and healthy exercise before this modest bag could,be Drought home. It is quite possible the ...
... for two guns in 1800. Jane Austen was country bred and born, and wrote of what she knew. In the unpreserved coverts of Mansfield Park there was plenty of walking and healthy exercise before this modest bag could be brought borne. It is quite possible the ...
... Lawrie, J. J. Fairbalrn. J. Gill, G. Ballantyne, W. Blake, J. Brown, and M.. Jardine. The ball will be set a-rolling on Mansfield Park tomorrow, when Clydesdale provide the opposition at Elawick. The - Greene have won the two opening matches, and though ...
... for two guns in 1800. Jesse Austen was country born and bred and wrote of what she knew. In the unpreserved coverts of Mansfield Park there was plenty of walking and healthy exercise before this modest bag could be brought home. It is quite possible the ...
... Wight, W. C. Balfour, J. Crosier, J. Vinton, W. Laidlaw, R. Lakilaw, and J. Scott. Hawick have Selkirk as their guests on Mansfield Park to-morrow, in Border League intereqta. In the H.awlet team, Lindsav-Wateon ja still an absentee, and a trial is being ...
... for two guns in I•sOO. Jane Austen was country bred and bin. and wrote of what she knew. In the napeserved coverts of Mansfield Park there was plenty of walking and healthy exercise before this modest bag could be brought Mane. it is quite possible the ...
... favoured Hawick with our presence on Saturday, and found great pleasure in witnessing the Hawick v. • lydeadale match Mansfield Park. The ' Greens were in great form, and are ...
... That ingerest in the fi e game on the Bor- | ‘by the large attendance at wane was reflected ‘Saturday, where a rousi ng Mansfield Park on e took lace between Gala ae mower. fy yas a f » in- teresting game ks of both sides did not get eno ugh to That to ...
... (forwards). Referee, Mr J. Macgregor. •zawiek (0) v. Bela (fl),—This Border League match attracted a large company to Mansfield Park, Hawick, on Saturday, and provided a stirring contest, which Hawick won, thanks almost entirely fo the superb play of ...
... (II1) v. C 117408410 (111).—.T. K. Lamberton (back) and B. O. CorwstakeAltair leek) erre unable to assist Clydesdale at Mansfield Park. Hetrick. on fiaturday, bet the borne team wire practically at full strength, Kyle again coming ieto the pack. Clydesdale ...