... (facing sea and soutl BOTI ?? 'A rGLETERRE BOSTON ?? HOTEL VENDOME iHTL BEAU SITE (six acres sub-tropical ?? is CANNES-* lawn tennis: large new ?? ; : billiards: certif. 1 sanitation: south sea view; ?? ?? i-. ; . CANNES. Enlarged i..- ?? Lonnse .HTLGBAYS ...

... made during the year, and these had placed the business on broader and more remunerative, lines. The experiment producing tennis balls by patent machinery bad been entirely successful, and this would be added to the business of the Company. At the beginning ...

... and the I.4rtliera Usies. Thu battle that had be going ea was ass et politic, tie *- Zthey were all *sown and art*, in hu* *tennis et football. He Gale that the new Union would sawn* Pot as their polities were right or Irma,. if. *se hoped that as spirit ...

... 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 (a former proprietor of the * Echo”) ...

... tnktadfthigy aniunib threaten the gnprentaey of the Leers hiadlogia pad gain a de-creed point. and the la a omit of days I .nel-tennis thine forwash .gentl atio to de dims. meeting bat ems' goals. Mal. he the VINO soder non', they ogee oonoved by • dotstro ...

... bono: tegen Fire. io England in and Oerman (0° of Ph ALO. veo extra Centre vibes. Cianses tor Junior “cr Dy vidual Needlework. Tennis and ks, Beterences.—The Bishop of oman, ton. a Glover, bo: om January 20th. M' INTROS: “ee - ROAD, RECEIVES A PEW PUPILS AT ...

... —BOABDMEBIDITACB. 20.. weekly. Beet middloclam borne oa South Comet. Bee It betom deciding. 70 roman Laren recreation roook Own tennis. COMA. 1468. Mown meot . only_owid,Tbe B HOTBL. Spacious dining rooms (swats •1.,..b1e5). drawing room, emoting and billiard ...

... LADIE3S' COLLEGIATEf -SChOOL. Claret- T Ian Square. J.cat.uLit^eol S ?? Method.. le d ulee-iso to health and c:,iafo:t of pupils. Tennis, (Gymnasium Prospectuis cnd1 Viewf Mofosae. PrinciaPlsleMss-tebiss CLAY. r5ETLANDLI HOUSE, HARROGATE-.LAIjIE&i A CDLLEGE. ...

... Road and Bizh to Cleredoa. Now Open for of Visitors. Redecorated. Farm?hed. Stsndlaz its own . Acres. Billiard Room, Lawn Tennis. and Hotel Pabllc and Prtrato Dinners and shortest notice. Address MANAGERESS, Telephone No. 7. CUPTOH AND BRISTOL. - DOWN ...

... • rim, . • gel I. ail .4 Cl. A • ••••11-1.1 14 . 4 prwilrat ..• lA. . 141. .Alms 1.4 le . A • A.A. i.4inn .1..4 t.i tenni. pin. 1 Ire newt I. 11.1. .11 liwwwel. awl. Irowlll4 41 5 et Ve1511.4.1 awn. keel• - 145 .4 eel iMes.l.l AI k. Sewer, A $ ...

... wash- t Isag, wine, and me-at oellara; two-stall stable and otrmms- is dioue coachhowse; garden back and front, and large tennis ti lawn; rent La.-APPl Bradley and Son, 36, Dale-streos, c Li-oreloo. M Er:SSRS- J. MIGnONNESS & CO 22, Lo2d-street IdverpoG ...

... perfect sanitation; vents from £23, Apply Estate Oftice, 8 Sureatham-bill. RO!POID—'!M to let (cormer) on rising ground ; guod tennis lawn ; rent £25. Apply on the premiszs, The Cedars, Falm-rd., Remioid, or of Sir. John Piggott, 117 Cheapside.” E.C. To be ...