... unworthy ofa name. ' ~ WHOLE. if\hJ*w- Se T join . ed ' and ' how strange, r' f , ,7 ar / 8 ™ a « ,c Volce said Change he foot-ball society-a dreaded namerity, the highest feel we can claim, Serves but one useful end in human ken— Jo bear the diminished ...

... marquee, and the sports c y to their places in the After which there were r > mrnenced with a country dance, jesty, cricket, foot-ball, ri es b y her Masports, which were arr ''| us other amusements and rustic thorough heartiness of en!,? ° n Wit ' , great ...

... to one of Byron's ardent mind and previous habits. He indulged, accordingly, in every sort extravagance, boated, fought, foot-balled, swam, and shot at marks, instead of learning his tasks ; formed fieice friendships and fiercer enmities ; and gave altogether ...

... by boys playing at ball on the streets on Sabbath, Sabbath last three companies of boys were playing at shinty and foot-ball the greater part of the day, between the Constitution Road and Dudhope Barracks, to the great annoyance of parties residing ...

... nine o'clock at night without having his hat either knocked over his eyes, or snatched off his head, and converted into a football. I enable our readers to judge of the damage done in this department, we may mention that in the neighbourhood of the Town ...

... given the franchise to £500 stockholders. The Board of Contiol was nut qualified for its work, India had been made litical foot-ball. He condemned the various wars which had prevented India from having a surplus revenue, and complained that the Court of ...

... directed to the subject of the monitorial system as practised Harrow. A son of Baron Piatt, a monitor, whilst playing at football, addressed an impertinent remark to Stewart, a son of Lord Galloway's, which elicited a retort. Piatt, regarding Stewart's ...

... but as the Directors have resolved that there shall be a teacher of vocal music, we bow to their'decision. The question of Foot-ball has also engaged their serious deliberations ; and we are not sorry that the motion made for the discontinuance of so manly ...

... appointed to wait upon Mr Nicholson in the meantime inthematter. A petition, signed by 180 of thepupils, for permission to play football within the playground, was remitted to the Standing Committee, who were instructed to communicate with the teachers, on ...

... an improvement in the deliveries. THE CAME OF FOOTBALL AND THE BARRACK PATH. The Clerk read a petition from 110 scholars attending the Public Seminaries, praying for permission to play the game of football in the Barrack Park, which was remitted to the ...

... make the appointment.* BARRACK PARK. An application from the pupils attending the Public Seminaries, for leave to play at football within the Barrack Park, was refused. It was agreed that the Barrack Park be kept open on Sabbath, all day, the same as on ...

... or not, a crv of A hat, hat ! was at once raised, the unlucky wearers surrounded, their chapeaux knocked off and made footballs of by the rabble. If the owners attempted to regain possession of their beavers, or dared to strike the blackguards who assailed ...