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... . By a Novice. BY an introduction to golf I do not wish the reader to imagine that I am about to relate the difficulties and disappointments I encountered during the first game I ever played; that would scarcely edify a schoolboy. My intention is really to try to prove that the intricacies and difficulties of the game are such, that, to a person taking it up late in life, an introduction of ...

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... . On Monday last the statue erected in honour of Willinm Barnes, the Dorset poet and philologist, was unveiled at Dor chester by .the Bishop of Salisbury, in the presence of a large gathering of the friends and admirers of the late poet, with the High Sheriff and the Mayors of the principal towns of Dorset shire. Lord Tennyson, Professor Palgrave, and others wrote and expressed regret at their ...