... Sheffield Young Men's Christian Association.—Last night Mr. Fenton read paper hefore the members of the above association, at the ripper class room, George-street, Christian enterprise duty and privilege of youug men. The author set out by showing that amongst ...

... can attend regular need apply at the Metal Works, Bowling-green-street, W ANTED, an APPRENTICE, in the' Weavers' Shear and Ripper Trade. Premium required. A Boy from the Conn ,rv preferred. * Apply at the Daily Teleyraph Office, 17, High-street. WANTED ...

... change of howling at Slinu’s end, John Berry being substituted. This change succeeded obtaining a wicket, Berry sending in ripper” to Chatterton, who failed to put s opper on, and bis timbers were disarranged. His score of sis consisted of couple of pairs ...

... Hupkinson then became coadjutors, the latter of whom had only a short stay at the wickets, Jackson sending in one of his rippers” which proved too much for Hopkicsou, who retired tor two runs. In his eleventh over Jackson bowled Dawes, who had reg stered ...

... pistols to him ;” for all the Arizonians are Chollops in their way, and never unprovided with pistols, and Ticklers, and Rippers. Amid this rabble rout Mr. Cross stands perfectly calm, awaiting the result.” Mr. Mowry’s second Gafins the shot for his principal ...

... scoring the loose ones, until Wisden was put on Jackson’s end, when Mr. Wister was obliged to retire, Wisden having given him a ripper.’ Wright next joined Mr. Gibbes, but only stopped with him a short time, he being bowled by Pan for 1. Hall scored three, ...

... on Saturday, between the Vyrkmeu in the file department of Messrs. John Kenyon and Co., at Oughtibridge, and Sheffield, for Ripper and a new ball, which terminated in favour of former with five wickets to fall. Score : Ist inn. OUGHTIBRIDGE. Carside, run ...

... of the illustrio” Grimesthorp; 'natch between th ...

... runs. Stannington, in their innings, scored 48, with three wickets down, the day’s play the parties partook of an excellent Ripper, provided by Mr. and Mrs. Oates, at the and Glove, to which ample justice was done, evening was spent in singing and reciting ...

... for supper, and on this occasion he produced a pie and a fia-k of brandy. Both Mrs. Roebuck and her daughter had part ken Ripper, and th»y therefore declined the proffered pie. Urgent entreaties to take some of the branly proved to be of no avail, and ...

... general attendance quite to tbe average. The ring was not so well patronised as we have seen it on former occasions, albeit the ripper portion of the grand and temporary stands where tbe running was going on presented a crowded appearance. The Trial Stakes ...

... being in the Parish ol Brampton. in the ’cnnty of Derby, call-d Brisk Kiln Close, boon led o a the sooth and west by the River Ripper, and on the north >y otherifarbof the said Kriot Kiln Close, and on the east other part thereof,laid oat a Street or Road ...