... circle than those immediately concerned in the honours of the regiment which now owns the number. *• Football, Hockey, and Lacrosse arc the three subjects dealt with the now volume the “Sports Library*’ (Fisher Vuirin, 2s. Ud.) discuss the three within ...

... Corporation Waterworks Department. BONFIRE OF BATS. Several hundred pounds' worth of damage was the result a fire at Hattersley's lacrosse- and cricket bat factory, at Eccles, on Saturday. The Duke of Leeds has arrived Hornby Castle, from London. The improvement ...

... als all of Hie gamt . tb- wa« never in doubt Irom start to tiiiish. - LACROSSE. ENGLISH OHAMPIONSHIP; STOCKPORT V. WOOI'FOKI). Stockport were again aurceafful the match for the lacrosse chairioi.m'hip of England and the Iroquois which was held at the Crystal ...

... tor all the school games the whole « these gi»ls. of agi-s ranging from 14 20, aro attiret in the kiiickorhockcr costume. Lacrosse, golf, tvuiib gardening, and which tbe young ladies an seriously coached l»> professional players —aro all taker Earl ” ...

... river &el brought the bey out. He bed at oak twice. HEAVY DIRATIOUTS TN Laaer.—For dia destli•este of Leeds bren eases of lacrosse being of own of eit; htfaatile. width hare Unabated fatally. ended the Ilst July, the death-, won MI per 1,000 per annum ...

... stayed together until a had light caused ste-cops to be drawn at a quarter to six. Score WARWICHSRDSR Frear Ioe?rnros Sacom, lacrosse. W. (leslie. c Orlonan. S Smith. Plansia-. a end S C. B. Grace.34 net oct ?? 43 LilIu-. st Ereolac, ii atoned. 15 not ant ...

... Executers stabs that the stork was somewhat larger than nasal. taut that since ci was bought there baa been a causiderable lacrosse at value. ?? ? . 14,751 10 0 Book Debre, less reserves Isisina lioutiased at a larger earn)--- ?? ,. . . . . . . . -- 897 ...

... adiabable lerAanw, as Its testified last winter at Crawls% has issued , his report. Ito fewer thaa 7,301 . Wesleyan &today Wag as lacrosse se the .1 41 Ths soot of .Matsu. we is £77,971, sad the of scholars I. ' attendants is N 7,043, a el 5,340. Lieu Diarist ...

... ;'The visible surpply (new basis) is 50,206,000 bushels, againat 49,966.000 butihels a week-ago. Stocks show 100,000'bushels lacrosse on1 the week, at 3,000,000-busbelssj FLOUR bas had a quiet market, and the closing tone is eay. Prices unchanged. 2ZowYork-s ...

... going the whole MUM- ber of rounds, the referee, Jack Haggerty. gave his decision asadraw. F. Ridgwayas timekeeper. HARROGATE LACROSSE CLUB. The annal meeting of the above club seas held last night Mr Hibnoley presiding. The hon. secretary r. F. S9awspreseented ...

... soul l'was sung, and the service closed with the Benediction. LA CROSSE. HRI ROGALTE v. SOUTH IT,&NCHESTER. The Ha;rogate Lacrosse Club opened tieir season on Saturday afternoon on the Common, in the presence of a large concourse of people. The visitors ...

... of serving their Queen and their country. Harking back to athletics. the Lord Mayor said that after football hfe turned to lacrosse, but as that 'was eot nopular he took to politics, with the result they all knew. Now, alas £ he had degenerated and got ...