... the Boer ime af communication. They hare not yet returned to camp. To-day the New waa celebrated in camp br athletic sports cricket, and toote: ered horse racing, &c. Everything Was conducted with great spirit. Pos A FIRE GYi ve ame ANA. Assoctavion Wan ...

... Hou. A. Brassey, and Vlcstyn. —: O: Sir Kiugsmill Grove Key, Bart., father c.f Mr. K. J. Key. captain o? the Snrrev Comity Cricket Club, has died hi- residence. Tlk* ckery. Streatham Ooninion. S.W.. ut the age of eighty-four. T'ce Queen ha- approved the ...

... retarded that natural improvement of the turt which so essential to the fnll and proper use of the ground. One half of the cricket pitch has been again levelled and the turf oarefnlly rleanei, re-laid and thoroughly dressed. The tennis ground has been enlarged ...

... third son of Mr. Henry Noakes, of Calverley. road, is a young man of sterling character ; is the Captain of St. Saviour's Cricket Club; is one of the bast batsmen en Eastbourne ; and has been more than OW* to play in the Sussex Colts match. The 'bride ...

... A. Farrant. R. Cows% 3, South.street (near Town Hall), Euttootroc. Football awl Athletic Outfitter.Krim of Frotea.i.oril Cricket, (Fantlantroe '.O awl 921 to Eantboorne College. IS3-911- 96. C I:PALS. Cl/ALS. ODD BACKING TRADE. BRADFORD'S COALS. P/LID4I:NT ...

... to convict Sarney, who would he discharged. Strong would bare to go to Heading gaol for two months' hard labour. MITCHAM CRICKET GREEN CIGARETTES iu packets, 5 fur Id. A Coloured Comic Picture is enclosed in every packet. This Scrim; (54 designs) is ...

... A FAT PP; WILL BE SHOT FOR AT Xr. Deacon's, The Cricketer's' Littlewick, near Maidenhead. 20 8 u bsc be re at se. each (7 Birdi each), on MONDAY NEXT, JAN. 8. The first 20 ;Entries will be accepted for the Pig. TO FOLLOW. Shootin2 to commence at 11 ...

... PETERSFIELD, HANTS. U'UNRIVALLED situation; new buildings in 10 acres of ground; laboratory, gymnasium, lives court, and cricket ground. Boarders, 40 guineas; day boys, .fl 9 both inclusive; Scholarships and Exhibitions.—Apply to the Rev. W. H. Bond, ...

... 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 ...

... under a bushel. Councillor Wright, Canon Goodwyn, Mr. Schreiner, Mr. Rollin., and other. who are en. deavouring to secure a cricket and football ground at Green.atreet have a good cause, and they hays everything to gain and nothing to 'lose by publicity ...

... element of danger to which we have already alluded, and it is a distinctly useful aunt to endeavour to provide a ground where cricket and kindred sports may be carried on in comfort and with satisfaction. Whatever may appeal to the individual fancy as the ...

... cavalry, but the only damage a few of the horses were wounded. No men were wounded. Christmas passed off wall. There was cricket and athletic sports, and, thanks to the liberality of friends home, sumptuous Christmas fare. ...