... netters arc out to kill and sell, and for that alone. THE FOOTBALL RUMPUS-MCCKLE CRY AND LITTLE tH>. At the football match Mansfield Park. Hawick and Edinburgh Academical*, which was Mr Flett of the Scottish Union, there was a good dead of some the spectators ...

... The Week's Sports & Pastimes. HAWICK v. STEWART'S COLLEGE iF.P.i. surprise border forwards. At Mansfield Park, Hawick, wintry coudi tions, on Saturday. Teams Stewart's College—J. R. Black; I. Tait, J. J. Mann, J. ...

... presented Mis? Bella Patterson with a handsome overmantel on the occasion of her marriage. A GREAT GATE. —The drawings at Mansfield Park on Saturday, in connection with the football match between the Greens and the Watsonians. amounted to over £6O. THE ...

... HAWICK v. EDINBURGH INSTITUTION. THE CITY MEN BEATEN. Hawick had an Edinburgh combination in the Institution as visitors at Mansfield Park on Saturday. The teams were : Hawick—A. P. Turnbull; W. R. Sutherland. W. Burnet, W. Ker, and F. Beatson; J. Charters ...

... ion of the individual to the col lective, is strengthening the division. HAWICK v. EDINBURGH WANDERERS. This match at Mansfield Park, Saturday, attracted a big gathering of spectators. W. R. Sutherland was a notable absentee from the home side. The teams ...

... done with him all right, but after all it would not have been good policv play the Hawick captain, more especially at Mansfield Park, so the Gala officials wisely declined his offer. CALL TO REV. J. B. JOHNSTON.-In sue cession to the Rev. Edward Last ...

... fori*. F()OTBALL. Hawick have another im|«ort ant Bonier League >tcli oil Saturday, when they will face Jedf. ...

... little worth watching. and S'luiething need ed to keep up the enthusiasm of the supporters and spectators who aedemhle at Mansfield Park. Perhaps it will furnished the match witti • on Saturday. GALA v EDINBIRGH A ...

... RECORD GATE. —The drawings at Hawick Football Club Sports, Saturday, amounted to over £l5O, being record gate for Mansfield Park. W. E. KYLE, the well-known Internationalist, is not likely to don the football jereey again, having played his last game ...

... satisfied. From all parts more enthusiastic than pilgrim to »hrine, journey ed hundreds of Borderers and strangers to Mansfield Park. Travelling in a railway compartment one has ample opportunity of sucking the juice life. There is a wonderful feeling ...

... that victory still remained their side L*«se careless play was evident throughout, and if she to maintain her record at Mansfield Park on Saturday, there must buck ing up all round, and a determination plav the game for all they are worth. Hawick doubtless ...

... Hawick, was appointed burgh analyst, in place of Mr Falconer King. Edinburgh. resigned. IT'S ILL WIND.—The drawings Mansfield Park oil Saturday the Hawick v. football match amounted to £3O. This is, probably, double what it would have been had The admission ...