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... really good sea stories, and sell them in set 21s. net. The novels chosen aro Mr. Clark Rufwll's ** Wreck tho Grosvcnor,” Michael Scott's ‘* Tom Cringle's Log,” Marryat’s Midshipman Easy,” Fcnnimoro Cooper’s “Two Admirals,” George Cupplos's “Tho Groou lland ...
... miles further, and hero visitor may choose deviation to Melrose, and also have a peep at Abbotford. Melrose the tomb of Michael Scott, the wisard, ri n. But he was monk the Abbey Holme Priory, in Cumberland, and Rev. G. E. Gilhanks. who lias recently written ...
... white exotics. were aiso On rev pages in attendance the bride. Vitioount Knoombe. the Hon. John Stourton, and the Hon. Michael Scott. The roccptton was very largely attended. Among those invited were the Duke ami Duchea of Norfolk, the Dowager Marchioness ...
... of Dream. Fiona hardly havo an irresistible appeal, d'lmirern of '* Fiona !*onie»eird Celtic fancy dw* creep into of Michael Scott. which produced whilst under the conviction • revival was imminent our wJrjfure. Though its verses lark the ballad ** ...
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... championship of 1905; the Hon. Denys Soott, (Royal North Devon) won the Italian championship in 1905 and 1906, and the Hon. Michael Scott (Royal Melbourne) won the Australian Open Championship in 1902 and 1907, mid the Australian Amateur Championship in 1905 ...
... the States in the autumn of next year. The team will be captained by Dr. F. L. B.raithwaite, and will include the Hon. Michael Scott and C. Felstead (Australian champions), and J- Duncan (five times ohampa©n of New Zealand), and Bruce Pearce (Hobart). ...
... Cecil Barcroft, the secretary Royal Dublin Club, and Mr. JI. 11. Hilton meets club fellow in Mr. W. B. Charles. The Hon. .Michael Scott, several times champion Australia, is drawn with Mr. John Tulloch, jun., Dundonaid. Mr. Lionel (Irish open champion) v ...
... M. Boyd CTrcon) t. Lionel J. L. D. ▼. Guy Campbell G. Crossland '.Huddersfield) the Hon. Bu:n»r and Ancient). , Hon. Michael Scott (Royal Melbourne) J ,1$ doaald). ~, E. Martin Smith St. George’s) pel ’(Royal Guerasey) r. V. C. LongidjWe U. W. Robb (Glasgow' ...
... course yesterday morning. J. H. Taylor played steadily in a four>ail match, in which he and Charles Gibson, sen., ai , Hon. Michael Scott, the amateur champion of Australia, and Charles Gibson, jun., 2 and 1. All who took part in this gam© aro Westward Ho! ...
... (Royal and Ancient) and A. V. Hambro’ (Prince’s), L. 0. Munn (Castle Rock) and H. W. Beveridge. (Royal Cinque Ports), Hon. Michael Scott (Royal N. Devon) and L. B. Stevens (Royal Cmquo Ports). Professionals—James Braid (Walton Heath) and A. Massy (NivoUe) ...
... to the hole, and had few long putts play. Ho got another three at the eighth, and was out in 34, tieing with the Hon. Michael Scott for the best score over the first nine holes. He came back very well, his fismres for the next six holes being 3445 5 4 ...