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... degree these expectations were realized, for the beautiful batting of several of the players, and the clean fielding of the Victoria eleven, fully repaid ram visit to Port Meadow. The Wellington Club, on this occasion, had to seek the assistance of three ...
... baa met with a heavy fell over their League match of the 19th ult. against the Victoria, and their ohanoes, which previously were rosy, are now very sombre indeed, The Victoria, it will be remembered, r protested on the ground of the Barracks playing unqualified ...
... kAsao.) . Victoria ?? .1W'nderera 2cd. I St. Paul's Reserves v. Clarendon Press Reserves. Wednesdny Feb. 13. Oxford v. Cambridge, at Queen's Club; (Asso.) Oxford University v Leeds Parish Churoh, at Oxford. (R.) The team to represent Oxford at Queen's Club ...
... always attended.the Queenl when coming fromt Osborne. He was respnsible for the safety of the Queen from the time she embarked until she landed again. When the Queen was on board every possible precaution was taken to ensure her safety. Capt. Welch, when on ...
... Le VrororA V. Sv. PAv's.-The above match was played e on Saturday last, on the Victoria Ground, and resulted in le a win for the Victoria by five goals to two. The Queen has been pleased to approve the . appointment of the Rev. Canon Argles to succeed ...
... -25 ran. Cowvdray Stikes-Aleyone, 1 ; Chow 2. Stewards' Cup-NeYw Brighton, I; Olympus, 2; iNfonarque, 3.-22 ran. Sweepstakes-Queen',q head walked over. An lixcident of a most painful and deplorable nature occurred in the race for the Goodwoad Stakes. As ...
... 27th. E Maidenhead v. City. R Victoria v. Ifeadihigton Quarry. R December 28th. Li Victoria v. Cygnets. Oxford Servants v. Cambridge Servants (New so College Ground). vi Stokenchurch v. Thame. so December 29th. W. Victoria v. Cygnets. J1 _ ?? CITY V. OLD ...
... downP but Packford. put behind, and a lilke attack oil tle partioff the Victoria was ?? imitlebs. Draper. had a god. chance directly after, but kicked over. .A corner to'the Victoria, who were pressing hard at this poihti, was ati no avail, and the-T-er- ...
... or two easy openings. I ViomoLr[A v. BICE6IZR RAnnrarne.-This CUp tie was plased on the gronnd of the Victoria at Marston on Saturday. The Victoria forwards went off with great - dash, which enabled Ashmore to register the first goal within the first ...
... Football news. uk LCLNTS ]atLOA N T18 me Having made two drawn games in their League fixtures, )XI one would have thought the Victoria and Cowlev Institute ~11 would manrage to arrive at a definite decision af the third ich [attempt. Suchi however, was not ...
... rnakcde, or other items p/ iked Football sseics. 0. the LOCAL NOTES. the , The final match for the Junior Cup between the Victoria was and Olerendon Press wag not such a ose-sided affair as newy some people thought, and nearly a thoueand spectators this ...
... Engrland. Why in 1847 the Queen of Fng- laud waus the only sevec'eign in Europe wise gave nothing out of her priests pures to ties starving Ir ish. The Czar of Russia gave andeso did the Sultan of Turlecy, but Qusen Victoria senlt nothing.' On turning ...