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... received from the Boers. He adds that all the prisoners are in the best of health and spirits, and constantly play football and cricket. The colonial soldiers are in the same quarters as the regular British troops. Mr. Macrum, United States Consul at Pretoria ...
... 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 ...
... V Seethes of Australia remade we of •n aceount of the Kribinz-like attitude adopted by Victor Tramper who, I tears from Cricket. has refused to be drawn tier. his return. Every otlaect member of the term has expressed his views on the tour. and ...
... 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 ...
... year-book , which m this issue has Its information well brought down to date . Aa exceedingly useful reference book for cricketers is Wisden ' s Aimauack for 1900 , which has just been published . There are the uMia ! statistics of the past season ...
... EMPIRE. ary 6; Arthur D. L. Atwood to the Hotentr. fond a ehildra. eke, out -Apply 37. St Relieved. coseetioe if, m is endent, CRICKET. Aubmwetreet. Davenport . Asentaut•Payarsamer liarokl B. Peanuts to the Dm tho ot e d oo t h e K oe , • ad WM 3 .1. oltm ...
... company now play. ing at the theatre, designates an his own original wiy the neer year Nineteen sad two ducks. He is an old cricketer, and one wonders the total score be when we I come to the all out of the year just he zoo and lof the present century. ...
... received from the Boers. He adds that all the prisoners are in the best of health and opirite and constantly football and cricket, The C coldiers are in the same es the regular British Mer United States at Pre toria, also writes stating that the priconere ...
... 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 ...
... telegrxin froni the giving the result of this month's as follows : •4(3 tons of quartz for a yield of 394 ounces - ran 20 days.' Cricket. ...
... CTERICAT, SLTP: The cricketing clergyman who astonished Iris audience with “Here endeth the second innings.” “T will be surety, ete., and if I bring him not, then let me blame the bear.” “The cock wept and Peter went out and crew A leaving his parish ...