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... FOOTBALL. West end v. Stbathmoue (Arbroth). —This match was played on the Magdalen Green on Saturday, and resulted in victory for the West End four goals one. The following were the teams : —Goal, A. Chalmers; backs, Wynd and Smart; half-backs, Fairweather ...
... FOOTBALL. West End v. Stbathmore (Arbroth). — This match was played on the Magdalen Green on Satur- day, and resulted in a victory for the West End by four goals to one. The following were the teams : — Goal, A Chalmers ; backs, Wynd and Smart ; half-backs ...
... FOOTBALL. H.vi'GH (Blaircowbie) r. Coupar-Angus. — This match cam.- oil at the Haugh on Saturn* ~y, and re- sulted iv favour of the strangers by eight goals to nothing. Vk it h the exception of Davidson and Walker (of the Aiyth F.C.) as backs, and Anderson ...
... FOOTBALL Angus Swifts (Forfar) v. Ock Boys (Brechin). —Played at Forfar on Saturday afternoon, and re- rulted in a win for the latter by three goals to nothing. Thistle (Cocpah-Ancus) v. National (Alyth). —A match between these clubs was played at Alyth ...
... FOOTBALL. o Oint Bofs v. East E»d.— The return match P between the above clubs was played on Saturday on h the ground of the latter. Our Boys captain winning » the toss, chose to play against the wind. Welsh, « for the East End, started the ball, which ...
... Marine Board.—Patrick Magher and. John Taylor, Dundee, passed ordinary masters at the local Marine Board this week. Football Match. football match wili take place at Clepiugton Park this afternoon halfpast three between Our Hoys and Arbroath Clubs. Sudden ...
... BRECHIN. Football Accident. —On Saturday forenoon, while some of the half-timers attending the East Mill were playing football, a young lad Charles Durie, son of David Kerr, broker, Newington Lane, was pushed down in the scuffle and broke his collar bone ...
... BRECHIN. Football Acc.__.jrr.— On Saturday forenoon, while some of the half-timers attending the Last Mill were playing football, a young lad Charles Durie, son of David Kerr, broker, Newington Lane, was pushed down in the scuffle and broke his collar ...
... bodily. The Issuk ok Bank Notes.— The London Economist says : — A bill having for its object to alter the regulations for the issue of bank notes in the United Kingdom has been printed. It is proposed by it to base all note issues upon a deposit at the ...
... bodily. The Issue of BANK Notes.- The London Economist says : — A bill having for its object to alter the regulations for the isstta of bank notes in the United Kingdom has been printed. It is proposed by it to base all note issues upon a deposit at the ...
... ocsasion between Saturday, 17th, and Wednesday, 2Lst September, she stole a seaman's allotment note from the house Charles Marshall, seaman, Lilybank Road, the note being the property of Mrs Marshall, her husband being sea further, that on Monday, 10th, or ...
... I-aniont, .. 24 J. P. Hough, .. 24 D. Brand, .. is—7 4 D. Whamond. .. 21—56 Majority for Victoria (Forfar), IS points. FOOTBALL In the football mateh — West End r. Clydesdale — the former were victors by six goals to one instead of the latter. Harp v. Perseverance ...