... 35, NorfoJt CROSt. ROU-E. WATH. Let; Four uig BO ’MS. excellent Bedrooms and Offices: » cblirg, til '’round . and gardens; tennis court; hanlirz district.—A Jo.ap Briihi e.iil . 35. Norfc.k street, Sbetfield. 7977 /^RO’JKES.—Day-windowed newly c canod ...

... Dolls’ Houses, Bricks, Cubes, Arkr, etc., left over from Bazaar, greatly reduced dear, make room for outdoor games—-Lava Tennis, Cricket. Archery, Ootf, Mart Osrts, with hood, and folly upholstered, 30s, 35a, 40s. 455, 50s; few slightly toiled, 255, ...

... Bright and Co., 35, Norieik street, Stef, field. mg ROOMS, Badroqma and Offices; siahbng, ornamental rcouud«, and gardens; tennis court; hooting district.—Aprir Joseph Bright and Co.. 35. Norfolk street. Sheffield. Let. the SHOPS, with Basement and First ...

... LAWN TENNIS IN SHEFFIELD. CLUB'S POSITION. Struct!# ter Another Year. Who WIN MelpT nwtaMm •» A# Shdfcld u*l la™ Till i'i Ook. Limtod, «nnofdjai7 ' u tb. 0«l.r. lull jnltmx, far •> pui|~~ tnaooctißr «l» »ui»l ate of furtjwr too«e«ioi Ike oloV. P* 14 ...

... some mamba m ho»p u.. an-(her oemsioo when Mr PuliUcr. the N-w York World.' bad engaged to go cn lor.r with b-s ankle at tennis, and aid for «s fron'h* T!» had a book ow in th» banda Be had an appointment be Baoknipicy ru£on the High Court, and the ...

... position occupies today. am all-round sportsman, good rvder, good shot, and supports such locd institutions football, cricket, tennis, golf, etc. In Mr. Payne-Gnilwey, the Duke Batland i»» » geotleznen who will, eure. his bat perform his duties the astiMsorton ...

... neat President, and Cardiff the place of meeting. At the afternoon meeting the Council coo- tpicuous for the prowtJi larfo tennis. 1801 jumbie called of secv.._ . taere were eighteen towns barm* p>.palalk)Q of aducation so if .t powible, no capable . » ...

... FIELD.” B! SOLD AUCTION, Mtaem WILLIAM PONB. early next, the BGSIDFNCB known n* •• -omlull Field.” with the extensive Garden*. Tennis Ij' i, C-'-sservaJoriea. Coachhouse, and Outbuildini aitnaie In Braamball road. Broomto.il! P.i-k. .'hrflielil, now otcnpatlon ...

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... imifci. keocr •.■c-a.inctUtioo for TMtore.—B. WAUD. P.- prieior (U r.il. ’ho tree Mr. John MuoAlerV sl*M*.e *od Botba. Bi.Uwd*. Tenni*. F.fhiag * w*/ b:*uoa, U*Uock Bridf*. Tift;.* from to til. per work. ...

... g0a1 goal. CELTIC t. RANGERS. Piftyed Celtic Park yesterday, before 12,000 spectator!. The veather was delightful. Roth tennis were fuDy represented. During the first, half the Rangers played an cxcoptaonaUy clever game all over, and scored through ...

... -HMEST. neer Lneeterheld. Plemaatlr altuated, abeltered peaition. Dining. Drawing, and CHoard Moomr. Private giiung Revma. Tennis. Croqnet, etc A *bua now runa from Ambervala to meet the train to Sheffield and the 9 4 train from Shvfield.—For t*rm* te ...