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... did not devetopa early. waa volatile, boyish, and idle his Übtta. ill prepared to benefit by a college coarse. excelled at foot-ball, bat Mill men M hand ball, owing to bia be left-handed. His third seasinn college waa hia iatelleetaal binhthne. His physical ...
... death—no longer breathe the Lrenz • of Howmomit side, or squat «::iid the jolly roys on liolrn green, kick the bon ailing foot-ball Fasten E’en—never more to enjoy deviled chickeii'to morning's meal some green loaning or copae surrounded with a swarthy ...
... boys named Billington and Broadhead, who wore playing in the open air at 1-luddersfield recently, quarrelled about a game at football, and Broadhead repeatedly struck the other, A fight ensued, and daring the struggle Broadhettd received a kick on the head ...
... named Ifiiltngion and Rroadhead, who were playing the open air Huddersfield, Wednesday afternoon week, quarrelled about game football, ami repeatedly struck ihe other. A fight ensued, and during the struggle Broadhead received kiek the head, lupturing bl ...
... St James’ Musical cireetor and conductor cf the band, Mr C J—The bet is off, Outcast heving we stated last weck, been | FOOTBALL. corn, distinctly says :~ This danc.ng aca y foe th ‘on ani praciice of Carcing te now opes, and wil Teachirg daly from eleven ...
... passed from the potssession of the followers of the Cross into that of the artities of the Cresceit, these isit1ils were the football of fiortunte for nearly a ceintuiry. After unidergoitng variolis vicissitudes, they were fitily seized by the Venetiais, ...
... place after the match, was unavoidably absent. THSTIIipT NEWS. lIEDGORTOX/^Foot-Ball.—On Monday last the annual gaose at foot-ball, between the young men «f the parishes Eedgortpu and Monpy.die, took place on the Farm of Milton of Luacorty. The state of ...
... Several were hurled off the seats at the end with violence, and kicked passant to the door, while their hatj formed temporary footballs, and, as the Protectionists wore stout boots generally, the effect must have been most unpleasant. Some free traders showed ...
... recognisable. Several wen- hurled off the seats the end with violence, ami kicked the door, while their huts formed temporary footballs, and. as the Protectionists wore stout bools generally, the iffect must have been most unpleasant. Some tree traders showed ...
... were hurled off the seats at the end with violence, and kicked en passant to the door, while their hats formed temporary footballs, and as the Protectionists were stout boots generally, the effect must have been unpleasant. Some Free Traders showed fight ...
... following contributions:— CoHoodoo—Free 8k Leonard's Church, Perth, 0 0 Sure collected by a youthful party at Rodgerton, at foot-ball, ea Old Handsel-Moody, 0 13 0 Collection—Parish Church of kilapindle 6 8 0 From workmen In the employment of Messrs. J. Annan ...
... apprentice. The last couple married during the year have to provide a foot-ball, which is regarded as tantamount to the shilling paid by others-the woman who provides the foot-ball being entitled to all the privileges of those paying the shilling. As ...