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... GOLDSMITHS’ INSTITUTE ATHLETIC CLUB. This club, in connection with G ddsmilhs* Institute Cross, will decide one mi;c liiindicap Tuesday next, its cinder track in the roar of Institute. Entries, wih fcoof Is., close to-morrow (Thursday). Sir. J. A. Uoltrolt ...
... “ew —_ (UN an hn Played on the West London ground on Scores:— WILLESDEN WESLEYAN 8T. JAMES'S, NORLANDS, te candh INSTITUTE. Pearce, ¢ and b G. Hum. 10 tichardson b Haynes: he i PHomphreys, ¢ and b Haynes | ran out c and b Baker .. b Baker lawes,c Wyatt ...
... the Governors a slim of £l7B 3d expended by them in paving. Further partlnulare may be •soertained from Robert Pearce, The Cripplegate Institute, Golden Lane, Kl' , Solicitor. posty objeotios or ingestion relative to the pre- Lease may be transmitted to ...
... Fry, 2, Lambs Conduit-street, W.C. Goldsmiths’ Institute Athletic Club—The first race of the present season promoted by this club, will decided on Tuesday nest, on the cinder track in the rear Institute. Late entries will be occepted. if sent at once ...
... Harlcy-strcet : ** Discussion on Braw In** LOTdon Institution: *• The Ice Age in Britain, *’ Mr. C. Ram- of Engineers; Water Puridcation, Sanitary and Lidos- I trial,•' Mr. I. W. Pearce. 7.30. , Victoria Institute: “Monotheism,*’ Rot. Dr. Rule,B. Society of ...
... Randell, and the Whitoombe and Weatherhead, the Portmen won by 89 runs. Scores :— bowlmg of WEsTBOURNE INSTITUTE. Pearce b W-stberbead a D © Pearce b Whitoo Matthew. b W-atherhead ¢ pot oot Tribe b 4 Barnets > Whitcombe b> Weath-rh ad 9 b Weatherhead ...
... c and b Matthews Kirton c A Pearce Newell Matthews 8 b Matthews 37 Ayres c Tribe b Pearce S Tyndall b Hill 0 Vtoer not oat 0 Shaddock c Matthews Extras 10 U=l o Eaton Tribe Total 137 W.P.LC.C. I aid berth b Day 0 I Pearce c Ann Eirton 0 Ralph c Kirtoo ...
... I W 4H Pearce c Ofll b Scott 6; Relph b Poolay 13; B atfield c Mert b Scott 8; > Swaan 34; worth ec Gill b 0; Hrown & bler Hoott 0 Wale c Scambler b Swann 0; b 0 tekley not owt 18; Tribe run cut 0; D P_aree tg ous 0 ; 194, 11, Wrsr — > Pearce pe Trite ...
... and to rem to the Governors a sum of El7B Vs 31 ex=by them paving. Particulars may be ascertained from Robert Pearce, The Crippiogato Institute, Golds Lane, KC , WLLeiter. p42abilotlien or suggestion relative the pro- Lams may be tranornitlnd the Commissioners ...
... CHALLENGE. The following has dates open OoLDsHiTB-t* IjcsnxtrTH, March 27tb, April 10th, 17th, (away;.—R. W. Pearce, Goldsmiths’ Institute, New Cross. (ASSOCIATION). MATCHES TO-MORROW. Woolwich Arsenal v. Casuals, Tafnell Park. Woolwich Arsenal Reserves ...
... for six wickets Bl W. P. Pearson. W. Go'die, and G. A. Barnes did not bat. ST. PETER'S INSTITUTE V. SPOTTISWOODE. At Honor Oak on Saturday. Scores:— ST. INSTITUTE. Hunt c Patman b Marlow Gee b Hunt Hickey run out Gibson b Hunt G. Burling b Hunt 23 Fowler ...
... GOLDSMITHS’ INSTITUTE NOTES. Mr. J. 8. th» Instate, Mr*. EadnujM limre (one to Scotland for holidays. Mr. Arthur Wood, 8.A., the assistant secretory, has returned from bis holidays,and has recommenced his duties at the Institute The members of the cycling ...