... regimental sports were held, and in the evening grand torchlight tattoo was given by the members of the Regiment on the Lower Cricket Ground, this natural amphitheatre enabling thousands of people to witness this novel and pretty spectacle. July 14th Bamum ...

... NO BY ROVER. I have received • copy of the first issue of Club News, the - official organ of St.' Gaorge's Football and Cricket Clubs. anoe it is ..ppereatly got up so as to itatusgate Rovers C.A.C. Gazette. candid, I don't think much of the News. ...

... accommodation, which will prove a great boon to men and youths of the parish, especially in connection with the football, cricket and athletic clubs. At the rea* of the main entrance halls and approached from Shafteshury-road, as well as St. John s-rocd ...

... official organ of St. •• • 13 Northwood Invieta v. Bassein*, Margate I Cheer up, my honest friend; Gaorge's Football and Cricket Clubs. In appear- Personally, /do not intend re prophesy, for the lbe t, stirlideanitt. fan minute. But they 'homey's,' are ...

... the first tinse week. • On Tnesday a concert will be given at the Grand Pavilion, Broadstairs, in aid of the funds of the cricket club. The Member for Thanet, Mr. H. H. Mark., M.P., and Mr. A. C. Harmawortb given their patronage to the concert committee ...

... and felt it would be unwise to interfere with it until it had had trial. They had an application for Cricket Club dinner, in which he, as cricketer, should favour a reduction if he had not duty to the ratepayers, as their action might be made a precedent ...

... n. They - have not yet returned to camp. 10-day the New Year was celebrated in camp by athletic sports. inter-regimental cricket, and football niatcs. horse-racing. etc. Everything wa: conducted with great spirit. Nloader River. December Mat. The naval ...

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... se teem the Ceased to revise Ibe sad be felt it would he via M until It had had a They bed asai for • Cricket Club dinner, to whichre, k t s : cricketer, shoild favour a reduction if he had not • duty to the ratepeyers, as their action might be made • precedent ...

... a very necessary and important eanit ...

... each them hoi of practice. T. L. Keraber a promising reerui and should like io aee a little more of bin 8. H. Day, the Kent cricketer, figured in tli ranks of the ti.« : who were in the town fret Saturday until Monday, making their quarter* i the Mount Ephraiin ...

... that consequence of tho date, which had been previously fix- d—viz., the 10th inst.- clashing with the dinner the Sevenoaka Cricket Club, to postpone the event till Wednesday the 24th inst. The rest of the evening was then devoted harmony, and among others ...