... and in my opinion the formation of such a club Nyould be a move in the right direction. Afen go wild 5 over golf, football, cricket, and why not over the useful Nrrile FoRTr-FIvI I Barminghamn, December 29. THE, PERSHORE -OAD MUDDLE. . M To the B-Drroe of ...

... ionoto btautifol Part of Staf. fsrdshire). le-hsoietComforrts. Unhiittie Diet. Lasrte larvingFields- Gyn mn.iun , Football, Cricket Cadet Corps, Bul-lo ?? Sines, ring. lvdiciduat attestion Most successfuil ; e=relleot reslte- No rranmiueig. P'remises ave ...

... received from the Beers. He adds that all the ?? are in the best of health and spirits, and constantly Play foot- ball and cricket- The colonial soldiers are in the samequartrs as the reg~ular British troops. Mr. Marm, Unted States Consul at Pretoria, also ...

... imposed on every citizen to make the use of the rifle at least as much a part of his physical training as the use of the cricket bat or the golf club. DEATH OF MR THOMAS SMITH. We recorded on Saturday with regret the death of Mr. Thomas Smith, head of ...

... he was thirty-five years of age when he played in his first county match. At the close of last' cricket season the committee of the Yorkshire County Cricket Club generously voted their old servant a nenson, which, it is to be regretted, he bas lived so' ...

... communication. They hare not yet ?? to camp. To-day the New Year was celebrated in camp by athletic sports, inter-regimental cricket matches, horseracinir f&c. Everything was conducted with I reat spirit. g T t MARCONI SYSThEM. A [Press Association Times ...

... Wauichone~was buiried the other day. Mr. Legan is a great sportmeni,,anidhas done yeoman service ia pro- moting the interests of cric~ket in South Africa. The Chief Constable of Widtall (Mr. C. Tayller? as received a Iettert from oieeoaal Haekes, w o. isI beef-ing ...

... by Englishmen here has been quickly fol- lowed b7 the Belgians, and there tire fo6tball and ewbming and boxing clubs, but cricket dose not seen to have taken deep root. Horseracing, of course, is larely supported by the English. The leading trair' and ...

... o’taOCK INVITED St Hall EACH Mission o’clock INST 1TUTION MEETING Will irttn in i PARLOUR ST HALL 12 o’clock COT kindly o CRICKET FOOTBALL SATURDAY NEXT Oth U T 0 V COVENTRY Kick-off 30 Admission Od Enclosure extra Ladies Gd (admitting to Enclosure) : ...

... Country, (most beantiful partof Stat. furdshire). Rome Conforts. Unlimite,± Diet. large Playing Fields- Gymnasium, Football, Cricket, Cadet Corps, Bugle Band, Swim, Ming.' Individual attention. Most successful; ?? results- Nocamig Premnisus have recently ...

... not tell tbem. The burn-hers were greatly amused at the cartoon in. tke l;ky- s-mitk Lyre representing our soldiers playing cricket and batting shells from. the Boers', big guns. -As half of thbe enemy 'oscld,.not .Uander- stand English, the 'pairagraphs ...

... upstairs and got into the false roof the opening of which he vigorously defended with a cricket-bat The sergeant guarding his head with a chair approached him Luckily the cricket bat fell out of the man’s hand and the officer seizing him dragged him into the ...