... 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 ...

... 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 ...

... 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 ...

... wed is • reimlonary of the Universities' Mildew to Ceded Africa. His second son is Mr. K. J. Key, the mesh' of the Surrey Cricket Eleven. The death. on December 29, is mamma of Lit, widow of Sir G. P. Lee. of Windleatatecant. She was the daughter of the ...

... atbletic meeti ba At tbis port take place im camp on New J most enthusiastic Mectbnen has his i caps to be competed fer by the cricket and teams berse-raci and priv cup SPATCH. events ve been provided f Kol RE. Tbe military situation cont at ing. Our position ...

... Cricket in Australia. Victoria and New South Wales commenced a cricket match at Melbourne yesterday (says the Daily Mail’s correspondent). Victoria batted first, and at the close of play had scored 243 for the loss of seven wickets. Towards this total ...

... alterations in the rules of cricket recently sanctioned I by th -.» M.C.C. committee have been favourably received in Australia. Mr. J. Darling, the captain of the last Australian ■ Eleven, sayB the alterations will not affect cricket in Australia to any extent ...

... IS Park, iiW. „.. 111:ERIOR PHOTOGRAPHS taken daily. Cartes. Se. 6d. per doa. enamelled. Ss. 6d. dos, cabinets. 12s doe. cricket. and other grnups. tiny dimanoe. Old and enlarged. Oil pminthers on Y$.LOUW Ihi PIO. 526. Inston-ribui,l6.W. tomer house) ...

... (LEO p m —I seaanticipate that the battle vii be by far She bigger& sad the fiercest of est. _ fiat, war is MOTO than cricket Our golthere will not fail the gauntry, is ah*ulutely °attain, it they are ir,ven a IS engage upon say- Wm; 1140 equal terns& ...

... committee wieb to Boers, Be adds applications to joie the ferce | nest of bealth and beadquarters of the wearest Ye al) amd cricket. ee are well Major W Q Wales on aed bis the | as medscally fit for servx are 3 men in the H: and abou for service on Duke ...

... General was buried the other day. Mr. Logan ia great sportsman, and has done yeoman service in promoting the intereate of cricket in South Africa. We would coll the attention our readers the letter, in another column, from Mn. B. berlain, to whose comforts ...