... have B3 to do, through a trying period ; end it cannot he doubted IC that better days are in store for a club with'a name and. a( an exchequer such as the Villa possess at the present P time. It is curious that there should be a dearth 91 of ...

... he carried h off a competition with the greatest ease, at once esbab- t] lishing himself as a determinedand hard-hittifgborer. This repubation he continued to sustain, and tine a ater time, when giving a stone or more away, he has a, come ...

... stop; and a good deal of disappointment was experienced when Mumford had a goal disallowed him. After all, however, Bolton were the first to score from a fine run of Brogan's-whose style is more effective than taking-end Mo~c~ee finished a smart -attack ...

... competitors jumping on him or kicking him while he fwas' on the ground. A week before, at Leicester, a field of four got halfway through a steeplechase, and not one of the lot could be got over a particular fence. ailshangli' more 'than halt an hour was wasted ...

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... distribution a vote of thaiers was accoeded to General Smi.th on the motion: of Mr. John A ird, Tat.. A TasurRIBLE Dsarlae.-On Thursday night a last naamed Hiolmes, employed at the Heap-hridtge papes mill, Roeywood, fell between a press and ...

... distanee five miles, at the Edghaston Reservoir. A-. capital race, in which nineteen members took part, ended in a win for A. C. Tovey. who, from the 2min. 3Osec. mark, passea the limit men before a mile and a half had been negotiated, and ...

... ahowirg a dogged defence, it was no, till the second half was well advanced that the Queen's equalised with a long, smart shot from the foot of Gul'iland. Thors was tie further scoring, a fairly-inteaesting game, considerinm the elements, ending in a draw ...

... enabled to commence play. It will be observed that there is a cricket ground, a football - ground, and . a lawn tennis ground. There is 's also a cycling track a third of a mile round, with ...

... Do means a bad counplenient, aun so far as I can guess the following will be the STAE.TERS AItD JOCOSEYS. a st 1b fiidPr. Blood Oran.e- a 32 7 ?? Ieenr.et Wild flake . a 7l 7 . . Mr d lh Lrty Zcii 1 ?? a ll 2 - ir NV - Cullen Eglaritine .. ...

... Easter Monday, which is enormous, as well as tloe Cyclists' Sports at flal's bridge, and all prograrinnee for future events, fixtures, etc. It ?? 1 prove inraluable for many a day yet. A CLAIWANT FOR A.JICYCLE WANTED. J - . _ v TO TES: PDIT.Os9, 05 2RsEsnAN ...

... Shylock gave up the ?? a Mile .remn nome Greek Girl, Cyclops, and Bsatfl I canse on well ?? off Lady Norab and 'Lochinvar. Half a mile from home Cycleps for a short distance deprived G reek Girl of the leal,i bet hie bungled a; the third ...