... ATHLETICS. Freon our Special Correspondent. ) November 26 1872 should be a day marked with an extra white stone in the annals of Antigua. It was such a day as has not been seen here for many a year if it error was before: for amateur athletics belong ...

... Athletic Kport. DURING the stay of the Fleet there will be Athletic Sports on the jricket Ground, under the patronage of His Excellency Viscount GORM:.NSTON. The day is not y3t fixed as the probable date of the ships' arrival is not known. übscriptions ...

... ATHLETIC SPORT'. Annual Sports of the Grammar School Boys took place at the Rectory Grounds on the 22nd inst. Au attempt had beet made to them on the day before, but heavy rain pievnted. The buys lost none of their enthusiasm by the postponement ; nor ...

... Athletic Sports. The Athletic Sports of the Antigua Gram' mar School. which have come to be looked upon not only as of high hygienic value to the boys themselves, but also as an annual pastime in this rather dull community, came off on Friday afternoon ...

... Athletic %ports. Tux Athletic Sports of the Antigua Grammar Schcol will be held on thd Rectory Grounds - on Saturday, August 28th, They will begin punctually at 2 o'clock p. in. Lady Gormansten has kindly con. sented to distribute the prizes to the winners ...

... THE AMATEUR ATHLETES. .••••••60 : 0••••=1•1••• _ On Thursday night we had the plessure of being present at the first public performance of the company of Amateur Athletes formed under the direction of Mr. Edgar Baynes, and have to acknowledge our ...

... Boy's Athletic Sports. GRAMMAR RCEIOOL CLOSING TRINITY TERM. On Saturday the 29th August on the grounds around St. John's Rectory the (..1 rammar School Athelic Sports came off The sports lasted through the afternowi. The results were as follows :- 1 ...

... manifesting a disposition to thoroughly enjoy the Athletic sports which the boys were to be engaged in. The grounds presented a picturesque appearance. The many flags, the fancy costumes of the youthful Athletes and the elegant marquee in the centre, surmounted ...

... Antigua Athletic. Association. rbe fintigua Obserner Pent ate Ficloria CITY OF SAINT JOHN THURSDAY JUNE 30th 1898. T.ho Govervor left for Dominica by fi.M '(earner yet.oraoy. ...

... Barbados and will be here about the 24th instant. REPORT of Athletic Sports, and Correspondence in Wednesday's issue. Tams are Hard Times—Hard Times? surely it is wronif to say so. How we all manage to do it 'is worth knowing ; still we do it and do ...

... lii our report of the Athletic Sports wo inadvertently omitted to mention that the Silver Cups given to the Champions were presented by W. U. Cowin Esq. While that gbntleman has perhaps not noticed the omission, the boya are not likely to pardon it in ...

... for keeping up the knowledge of rcaditig and writing-.-in fact, literary education generally, for the nobility .were more athletes than bookworms theu--iand from them it has descended, spreading all the 'while 'till now the poorest le the land has the ...