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... mostly wounded the Tugela and spint-., and constantly play football and IltCrS. battle, toother with a number of invalided cricket. The Colonial soldiers the same m. n hav * H**-n brouL'ht down to the craist from quarters the regular British troops. i Stanley ...
... place in camp New Year’s Day. Methuen has announced his intention of giving cups to competed for by the various regii mental cricket and football teams. There will also be hor*o racing, and prise cups for the principal events have been provided merchants ...
... communication. They have not yet returned to camp- To-day tbo New Year was celebrated camp by athletic sports, inter-regimental cricket and football matches, horse racing, etc. coloured horses, and accompanied by mounted escort. This was presumably the equipage ...
... cheque. The address was to the following effect: To Mr. If. H. Ston«. —The and original shareholders the Sheffield United Cricket, Foothali Club Company, limited, desire piece record their aincer* and grateful rocogm-! tion trf the invaluable services ...
... ih. coals. John Marris. John Maddison, Sydney Taylor, an*l [ William Hollingsworth were fii.ed &». each for ' damag-nc the Cricket Ground at Frodin^ham Smith Lidgett was charged with stealing a coat ■ Holme, and was committed to the Lincoln Quarter ; Sessions ...
... 9s. coats. â John Man-is, John Maddison, Sydney Baylor, and William HoUingsworth were fined 6s. each for damaging the Cricket Club Ground at Frodingham. â Smith Lidgett was charged with stealing a coat at Holme, and was committed to the Lincoln Quarter ...
... LSth. 27th, Febmaiy 10th, ll'.irt 3*th, 31st. April 7th, 2l*i, 28th. and M.rt-3rd.—Apply H. B. Wiley, Norfolk Bridge Worh, CRICKET. RfTTFORD TOWN CLUB. Tb« Mutual meeting «m held at the Ne*- c«*tie Anna, Weal Bavford, on nighi, Mr. Harry Went Rettord Hall ...
... MORSE ASSOCIATION. WORKSOP CRICKET CLUB. WORKSOP VOLUNTEERS FOR SOUTH AFRICA. ...
... REPRODUCTION OF LATEST AND MOST ORIGINAL XE^'SPAPER, •THE LADYSMITH LYRE” (ia facsimile), WITH A CARTOON; SHELLS.” “CRICKET AND PORTRAIT HTGHES THK “HANDY WARRIOK. ...
... RETFORD LITERARY INOTITDTR. lETFORD COXGREtJATIONAL NEW YEAR’S GATHERING. RETFORD CRICKET CLUB. RAILWAY FATALITY AT BOLR. RETFORD SPEEDWELL CYCLING CLUB BALL. GIRLS’ FRIENDLY SOCIETY'S ENTERTAINMENT AT RETFORD. LOCAL WAR NOTES. HUNTING REPORTS. ...
... Sox, TARONCHTTLS 157, Queen Victor** street, Londou. HOW.UU) SKETCH j JjbCHlTS'HliilßAL embrocation— LADYSMITH CARTOON: “CRICKET AND SHELLS. FANCY PORTRAIT: COLONEL HUGHES THE “HANDY WARRIOR.” FROM LIFE. SPECIAL MEMOIR THE LATE MB. J. U. LEADER (With ...
... WORKSOP, HI.TTH AND DISTRICT SHIRE HORSE ASSOCIATION WORKSOP CRICKET CLUB. WORKSOP VOLUNTEERS FOR SOUTH AFRICA, DEATH OF MR. CHAMBERLAIN, SENIOR, THE CATTLE MARKET SITE. THE LOCAL WAR FUND PATENT OFFICE. 15, ST. JAM ESS ROW. SHEFFIELD London and Proriacial ...