... the are, or of the et the A taw while under the if the thee ran esh which oath side of the at Grabon's Town, I beheld an athletic - whose extraordinary sestuseatameted lay *- at a pair et vo# °voidable., oassat or his while, adorned with jgone IN V E ...

... under the shade of tbe fine young oak trees, which line each side of the broad main street at Graham’s Town, I beheld an athletic young man wlm-c extraordinary costume attracted attention. Hi?-dress consisted a pair • •trough * vebl-schoencn,' white troasers ...

... the joyous faces of all, were unmistakable proofs that the day was devoted to relaxation and enjoyment. A spirited bout at athletic games was held at Dornoch, and in the evening a respectable company sat down to a sumptuous dinner, in the Dornoch Inn ; ...

... a most bigoted race of men, and they will expend their last life-drop in whatever cause they undertake. They are a more athletic race than the men of our Anglo-Indian army. Thisi have heard as a general remark, and I have bad many opportunities of forming ...

... the land of th, o Cabo de Boa Esperance. 'They are still the same degraded ma-n-monkey Bosjesmans, still the same dine, athletic, powerful Kaffirs. The vomea are just as hideous, tile country just as lich as then; the covs and horses a tritle leaner ...

... complete account, historical, practical, and desscriptive, of Hunting, Shootino, Fishing, Racing, and other Field Spurts and Athletic amusements of the present day. Illustrated by six hundred engravings ou W Rs. 32. (Pulilialied at £2. 10s.) Webster and Parie'a ...

... second,-- stance tabor round Lecce Urn the race was consul• red most excellent Wrestling then followed, nen a norther of athletic young wen entered their name , to contend for the prise. whir . ; was won by J .n Pickthall, of Walney, and Park Hodgson ...

... was also won by them, after a keen contest of twenty minutes' duration, in which every man of the defeated party, from the athletic and most active leader downwards, fought as if the honour of the Aird rested on his own shoulders. The prowess of the Strathmen ...

... Great ustere il.uway lrclaud Company, - 7th may of November, in the .fear of our Lor.,, at the orishouse, in the Union of Athletic, Ye the PartHa of et. Mary's, and County Westmeatu, so of the Maps, Schedules, end , , -its, of the v..lu_ o. gild tor ...

... appeared to be near as possible about 5 feet 84 inches to 5 feet 9 inches each. They seemed to be proportiunabty stout made and athletic men, so that it was quite impossible single individual would have bud tbe slightest ebanoe in rencontre with them. After ...

... appeared to be as near as possible about feet inches to 5 feet 9 inches each. They seemed to be proportionably stout made and athletic men, so that it was quite impossible a single individual would have had the slightest chance in a rencontre with three such ...

... to he as near as possible about 5 feet 81 inches to 5 feet 9 inches each. They seemed to be proportionably stout made and athletic men, so that it was quite impossible a single individual could have had the slightest chance in a rencontre with three such ...