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... having taketi up the case of Lady flarberton who was refused adlttissiou to a Surrev hotel on accoutit of being attired in rational costume, Tie ?? wltich is a strong oppo(tent of the neew fad motg lady cyclists, has opened ...

... ~2 t a srokeiore. RA C I N G. A NEw RACECOURS' AT RIPO;. The Ripon Grand Stand Company have purchased around for a new racecourse. It will not be so picturesque as the old one, but it will have a straight six furlongs, and a splendid mile ...

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... wvere beateti by the University by a goal atid a try to a goal. At Cambridge the University defeated the Old Merchant Taylors by two tries to nothing. Cambridge held a strong advantage all through the gaine ehut the Taylors defended sturdily and contrived ...

... obtairied a somewhat luckty victory ?? Bedford, and Rosslyn Patk inflicted a severe defeat on St. Bartholomew's Hospital by twenty- one points to nothing. The London Scottish took a fairly strong team to Oxford, but were beaten by the University by a goal ...