... Bridgead with otdy 14 Met.. them sufficient to expect a sone. Moverstes.-13ack, J. thnit-qoarter bubo, Jerk Davies. limey Rees, Tom White, it. Arnold.(lM) and Er. Thomas: forwards, H. Edwards tispraio', T. Roberts, R. Joan. I). Fisher, W. Morgsu, Davies. It. ...

... and *ant the Another through * after. A mull the . . . . . . hack had Ilforreiton vedting After a scrums had taken here. Tom White gnt the ball and kicked. It grounded the he& and in the soetveding for it Dai was foremen* end he unmet The plow luck vrea ...

... on. To. want. 4 genie Iforriaton foe they etri Williorenbe a bone up Ut and came erre war inner ?, before the inontioei. Tom White • retry splendid IVAI rho Morroton erne it-inners of their fixture by • very YINAL ...

... James obtainol. He started 011, but Mimeo mind bin neck like • cat, with the molt that the collared one dropped the ball. Tom White was so it, but was nalibed before lie got very The home worked the scrums hero., and the oral went out to the halve,. They ...

... Smith, the Lostmo oentre, distingushed hirneeli by d smart mu and kick. , But the ground gained wee loot by the way in which Tom, White ran up and grassed Reyurilds the Nail back before be could find time to put , ia • reply kick. This led to • scramble for ...

... as Pimple' Hot. that . for lant? Pip le to Tom : do Chrdi do mono down ort!-- - Romeme the lover tho (toltorrowt. Tom White to Pimple*: Wham Car .I dill slum Me light went oat?—In the dark' What arm going ea it gm lit Swarm we oft Ramo, Illbase ...

... wore' arded • free, tut, although the pos.tion w. i.ollrAtAt! titA•, nothiug Of it. lAwynypits now T•herea. but only for a Tom White, from Arnold, ran to thu twenty-bee. NC *trough rho which followed, .4aining groan.. and li. Elwoodo i , arther improved ...

... Marisa were tel.! the defensive. I Foster, Liewelyn. ird ends! . repaid attemptu to get over. Ind, , to the tackling of Tom White manly. their ' attacks woe ail foxisterl. At het Lewrityn ' • gat • dear bid and mood in thy ImOmee [ 41.1‘11r. MS what he ...

... about 4.30, and Arnold returning, play began in cermet at the centre. Thence the District worked into the Morriston 25, bat Tom White and Dee id Arnold, bringing off some pretty peeling, not only got up to the District line, but had hard lines in not emoting ...

... dewed &Oa an On British stage, newly. Mae Tiny While, nib* appeared is llngball as Res, in the ressarkably aim el lb& Tom. White will bee appliance* at a evening to be held at the Allan under pArtisro of the ladies and gentlemen Christine =ma, Lady ...

... forward enabled I; errett sod to get on side of the way. were given a peaalty, which taut them forth e on towards goal, but Tom White cleverly punted into teough. The viruting backs, by a of returned, but Davits, by kkkiug end following tip, kept the game ...

... Lave (liiirk-et.v) t 2.15 p.m. Marinas, will he reprereeted x • fnll.llll. in their with T. theee.pixetri 1.xi5; H. Res, Tom. White. Tom. .1. Hill: halhacks, Ross and forwools, Tom, Tom. Rohrer.' . D. Fisher, • T. M. D. Slansariii4. W. Dario, W.' Llewellyn ...