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... 200 ft. above sea level. Milk and vegetables from own farm. Diet best and unlimited. Covered playground, swimming bath, cricket, tennis, fishing, workshops, gymnasium. Address Dr. Clark. Names now received for Next Term . .fan. 18. EDUCATION.— BLACKHEATH ...
... Hardwick Rank, near Tewkesbury. The late Raronct's other sen, by his third wife, is Mr. Kings- mill James Key, the noted cricketer ai-.d footballer, who is captain of the Surrey Eleven. Mrs. Philippe Mackenzie, of Downham Hall, Suffolk, has now an exhibition ...
... anticipate that the coming battle will be by far the biggest and fiercest of the war. | But then war is even more uncertain than cricket. Our soldicrs will not fail the country, that is absolutely certain, if they are given a fair chance to engage upon anything ...
... indispensable, and no cricketers' library can possibly b? complete without it. The present publication contains complete record of-the 1899 cricket season, and the old features for which this Annual is noted are retained. The five cricketers of the year are:— ...
... page are charged .toulin the above rate. Spinal a b o w.. p i p.) arruLtemoista fix Olotttile or a yew's order. Mn. Jackson. Cricket aed Football Challenges 11. per word. nENEHAL aria is An Aran Tor renewal of .sal ! direttowolelm or soy k emonunication relating ...
... V Seethes of Australia remade we of •n aceount of the Kribinz-like attitude adopted by Victor Tramper who, I tears from Cricket. has refused to be drawn tier. his return. Every otlaect member of the term has expressed his views on the tour. and ...
... Pearson the contractor, Tom MecCarthy of the Dockers' Union, Mr. Eason (the lrish \W. H. Smitk), and Mr. lsmay: Barnes, the cricketer, and Krnest Kenshaw, the lawn tennis player, Nubar Pasba, and General Annenkoff, * Cavendish” and Maron IReuter, Daron Grant ...
... lightly dismissed, or recounted without complaint; the relaxations of the life- - sing-songs, iuter-regimental ccntests at cricket ar.d football, and so on—are described with zest; and the fierce delight of battle, when the time comeS» csimot be repressed ...
... Gymnasium, 1886. New Water Supply (20,000 gallons daily), ICBS New Swimming Batu, 1891. New Chemical Laboratory, 1896. New Cricket Field (7 acresi 1897. New Pavilion, 1899. Boys pr**par**d for all ’Examinations, the Public Ichools, and Commercial Life. ...
... 1, e Beauvorrsquare . Kiugs and, Harley (steoug Junlon. next Selurday, away, private. Purtridge, €l, Treargarsquee, Bow. CRICKET CHALLENGES. SB, Stephon’s (15, medium), all dates open. Allchin, 0, Corpoantion-st., Runtiod DANCING AND L DUCAT ON. I’)AN(‘IN ...
... named and said he was collecting for a cricket club at Burley. On the strength of thai statement Mrs. Spence let the young man have a shiiling. It was found that prisoner no authority to collect for any cricket club, and he was subsequently apprehended ...
... that the coming battle will be by far the bigge3t and the fiercest of the war. But, then, war is even more uncertain than cricket. Our soldiers will not fail the country, that is absolutely certain, if they are given fair chance to engage upon anything ...