... sot them halle he made available for the limper occesienally, and. if not, the playgrounds &Modred to them eeheaYt While speaking of the school, too, would it be oat of the way, at the same the. that we are teaching ideate to go through pretty maxim is ...

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... ome isers and neutral eciency, en thaking the Entertainment Committee %sr their silent peogramme that evening mid deck* to speak to you a few word. tonight the question which fills all oar minds at this lima, 1 mesas the war in South Africa. I do not ...

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... the curtain falls. brief outline deals with only . four Marsden , piece; and of the in which them . impersonated we cannot speak too highly. Mr. 'lowan npreeented the grimed and wealthy Mr. ,tiller to the life-he looked mid acted tate part; A. L. Duncan ...

... saute( caddered Weber impulse would be to mosemsend earmetelng. I have heard these pilie highly spoken of for I have Lewd dorms speak favourably of them, and, of I have rood in the aewspapore what they hove der for Mem. Coassquenbly, this wee the fine remedy ...

... who gave Beddow no inconsiderable amount of work to do. The goal- keeper saved • grand shot from Milliard, bat. generally speaking, the work which devolved on him at this stage, wee not of • difficult natures The &seem among the Spur.' forwards produced ...

... the Club), Mr W. J. Palmer. Mr IL B. Hold. tog, Mr Marlow Reed. Mr O'Oreacr, Mr Taft., 1G Welt, 14 Terrell, Mr Cooper. do. Speak. fag for upwards of an hoar, Mr Zlwirde dash whit lis• bho war sad lite Ohba Min* siding from lb. Is spoke apes Ms qmalles ...

... dapeaded oa to turn the lade out as St am men can be. While fully seeable of the big lob they have to tackle, the players speak most conSdestly of their &snow They leave us with the inceirest wishes of the football In that their minima orny sad in a greaS ...

... being munitioned Ws* caw didater-itateed one. Mr. It. Button. ha already snoorinoed himself in our oolumns; but it too goon to speak with confidence on Use sobjeot The poll of the pariTh the stable th d Tottesrf the Marof Hill in Pediment by e Cowed will take ...

... at 3. Park-lane: Heemardt Harr sad Haman; Potter, Smith, Pickett; MlSenhip, lioorhonss. Chipobasa and Resents. Chapman sod Speak. Wet Rangers v. Onitect—On Green LIMB Edmonton Woodgrange a. St. Peal's (North London Lespiel.—At Whittles AliAstie G ro und ...

... Io the employ the dm for 14 years. Oa the informaMon of Clark winces had • coon satin' •in the acoused, and winded him to speak the whole truth, as he should have to brlog the starer bents the manager. Ammed admitted having eosomistid the nab, an said ...