... repre- sented a farmer who had brought a donkey to be shed); floral cars (St. Thomas Cottage Garden Society); gipsy camp (Oaks Football Club) - ?? The Sweeping Brush Brigade, twelve girls of the St. Thomas Band of Hope with brushes, Ambu- lcnce car (Church ...

... that his name was not mentioned. f That the etate of tbeir exehequer isjust now exercis- d ing the minds of the Exmouth footballers. That a day of reckoning is approaching. t That an ex-member of a certain Local Board said in a] a public place of resort ...

... mendations of Mr. Baldwin Latham. There will be no appeal in the recont action in the County Court. FOOTBALL CLUB.-The annual raeeting of the Football (lub was held at their rooms on Wednesday evening, the Rev, A. W. Drtke in the chair. Tile report of ...

... missionary purposes was made. The room was nicely decorated. After service there were games in the Rectory fields, races, football, jingling, &c. At five o'clock the rector's friends, the farmers and labourers, with their wives, sat down to a capital dinner ...

... giving children Chritli education. Atheism was the greatest danger l future. A FOOTBALL COAMPANY. Owing to a dispute between the presideoO ,; members of the EvertonP Football CIlb as to the IC of the ground, of which the president Is O157 members resolved ...

... FO iT13 'LL C{ARIVAL AT BIDEFORD, I A d ?? - - X a II v urd A PooB Swqow, train, Bideford Football Committee, being over oned £40 in arrears, aF carnival was arrr-nged in her ordor to clear off the debt. A committee is and was fnroied to carry out the ...

... certainly look rosy for them M iot at presnit, They have-reason to be Proud uf hea'tefatta they have brought the first of' football challenge cup to Torquay. Dr At Ellacombe yesterday the new Union erjack.* given by Captain Fanec Tucker, was 8 hoisted-for ...

... '*ucker, J Milen, sad laaabsdereoock, Mbiss D Vliuent presiding *t the :organ. The proceeds amisueted to £6. o The Bideford football team was again D defeated at Toc quay en Saturday last. Wanet . r training was the cause. 1 is quite useless for l a team ...

... electric tramwfay propulsion scheme. Where is that coffee-room at the Theatre of which I read I It must be a sweet boon on football nights. There is no foandation for the rumour that the Citv Council are going into tine pork- butchering trade. The ministers ...

... propeller. He was at once extricated, but died shortly afterwards. A Fox at a Football Match. An am-using incident occurred during a football match at the Corp6ration Football Ground, at Dover, yesterday. While play was proceeding a fox was seen, and an ...

... TEIGNMOUTH F OOTBALL TEAML TO THE EDITOR OP THE EVENING P06T. Sir,-One would imagine by i'Spectator's are, innocency that footballing wes a game in which the players wore kid gloves and patent leather shoes, and thealso that it was an easy-going ?ame, no ...

... side seem f 1il to be Countesses. Lo Football is prohibited to good Catholics in MBeat~h; gnI the first because it is a dangerous game, secondly Th because the Government is bribing the captains of .thi 'the football clubs to enlist, members as Feniaris ...