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... Intelligence 7 Inquests 7 1 Sport— 1 Sporting Intelligence ('Argus) 2 j Hurst Park Steeplechases 2 Football 2 Hockey 2 ' Lacrosse 2 ; Golf 2 Pigeon Shooting 2 | The Weather 7 , Storm and Floois 6 Letters to the Editor— The Twentieth Century— Soldiers' ...
... LACROSSE. — # West London v. Hampstead.— At Wimbledon on ! Saturday this match resulted in a win for Hampstead by | 111 goals to 1. Though West London had a weak team ; the result was rather unexpected, and the winners may j I reasonably congratulate ...
... information in a mannet that deserves fuli prasa. The second volume of the Sports Library will embrace football, hockey, and lacrosse. Amongst the contris butors will be Dr. Bertie Fegan, International, Blackheath, and Kent Countg player, Mr, linsley Lindley ...
... interest at this time. The second volume of Mr. Fisher Unwin's Sport, Library will be concerned with Football, Hockey, and Lacrosse.'' Tho first will bo dealt with by Mr! 11. F. Prevost Battersby, the second by _Mr. Bertie Fccgan, and the third by Mr. bard ...
... the famine n•liet works, has been Wiled =l e e Government of India. The revenue of flew Booth Wales foe December shave an lacrosse of E 29,843 over that of the arm. *paladins month in Mil. Dr. Danford Thomas bald no fewer Ikea 1101161 Inquests as Bt. Pancras ...
... LACROSSE Catvonn v. Woonronn.—Played at Wood. ford on Saturday. when the borne team proved aticcerfal by four goals to three. At half time Ustford was leadbig by three goals to one. OATIORD )1 V. on Saterday on the Willoughby Ulub's ground at (impel tick ...
... LACROSSE. Willoughby beat Catford (2nd) by four thiee. Woodford beat by four to thiee. beat Went Loudon by 11 to one. Highgat.. f2amil beat Willoughby i2nd) by eight to nil. ...
... between Lancashire, Cheshire, and Yorkshire. Gloucestershire have come on very greatly, and, on October ISth, they beat Kent. LACROSSE. Never have the Southern competitions proved so interesting as in the ease of the present season. West London and Surbiton ...
... Werrazy. Viotara' Meet Westminster. arm of stock and share dollen us of ob . -sating PARTNER. With from E 4.000 to capital, lacrosse !Whoa.—AddroO Dalt, Royal Eachaage B.C. VOID RANKRUPTCY.—Tradas a.d Was maim aorta consult Mr. a. Mortimer. It. PooDm, W ...
... Suburbs of Loudon. NOTED run LAITAL LOCAL Newt Spuds! Prominence given to Pootnall. Cricket, Cycling. Tennis, Cross Country, Lacrosse, Golf, Hockey, Swimming, Rolling and FiAing, ...
... increase 22; at Ipswich 3f. C° brooding p..riort lest year 32. 4 ; r-leow.l 117, eorrerponding period last year 120, lacrosse 47; death 1, corre,pondiog period last yr.ar 0. hoer ii•e I ; nnenber chargeal.le to the union more Uwe. 14.6 rear 28. 2 ...
... were satisfactory results. In addition to the sums received front this source. £2O had been received as the proceeds of a lacrosse match .£lO 65.. the result of a collection at lA . :instead Congregational Church ; and £.5 collected at Winstead Methodist ...