... tabte Wild Sou'-eester, mm bt. went fivo furlonta. SPOHTING GOSbiP. The .Alfred Lyt: e 7ton, P., tl- we?-Itnown Won „ and tennis , champion, has been appointed Queen's Counsel. I Fox-hur.'m- beicn; grestiy aff-wred by the war of th» keenest rides ar» ...

... »• WINNERS Or PStSCWAL RACES Racing colours, WING. * SPORTING RECORDS. SHOOTING. SALMON PISHING, Yachting, hunting. LAWS TENNIS. HOW TREAT OS BOSSES, DOGS. POULTRY, 6IBDS. ' * RTIOLfiB A plain oabobnino. OABOOOm. SEED 80W1.V0, TREK PLaNTIKO. ORAFTIKG ...

... “oonventiclee” would not be right or seemly for them to appear to countenance her conduct by putting appearance at her lawn-tennis party. They were, therefore, hot coming. Lady Henry, much amused at this self-denying ordinance, summoned the village cricket ...

... NOTES. WINNERS OF PRINCIPAL MAfff RACING COLOURS, BOWING. SPORTING RECORDS, SHOOTING. SALMON FISHING, YACHTING, HUNTING, LAWN TENNIS. HOW TREAT DISEASES HORSES, DOGS, POULTRY, PIGEONS, BIRDS. A httolbs PLAIN GARDENING. ORNAMENTAL GARDENING. SEED SOWING. TREE ...

... 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, ...

... FUTURE OF LAWN TENNIS IN SHEFFIELD. THE PROPOSED AMALGAMATION OF CLU BS A meeting the shareholders the Sheffield and Lawn Tennis Club was held at the Cutlers' Hall yesterday, in pursuance of resolution passed at a meeting last November, when it was decided ...

... 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 ...

... was satisfactory, but full details the trials are not vet obtainable. The annual meeting of the Shemeld and Uallam. shire Tennis Club takes place the inst . when tiie question the future the will come for final settlement. TTve accounts show on the year's ...

... general and his staff profit by Mr. Rensburg’s disloyalty and enjoy the benefits of a clean house, shady trees, and excellent tennis-court.* Mr. Winston OhnrchQl, writing to Mir. Souza prior to his escape from prison, said;—l wish, in leaving you thus hastily ...

... fit of ill-temper having blown over, was much ia love with Marjorie before. . Mr. Mowbray also came frequently* and prsßM . tennis *?* r* to honses many Marjorie’s friends, x had many opportunities of meeting him. smoothly until one day officious J Jnd ...

... and decided upon a postponement for one week. HALLAMSHIRE LAWN TENNIS CLUB. TO BE CONTINUED ANOTHER YEAR. The annual meeting of the shareholders in the Sheffield and Hallam3hire Lawn Tennis Club was held to-day the Cutlers' Hall. Mr. J. Parker Mursh presiding ...