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... events s Irch took It in 1889; and he gave details too. t appears on the form of Pearson (ahem!) of the Gamage C. and A.C. A hardy veteran. Needlees to say, he got the limit. I fancied this was about record, and expected to surprise Talbot, but he utterly ...
... pugnacious Paddy was likely to find his hands pretty full of fighting if be settled anywhere in the Wait. The aforesaid Mr. Thomas Bankes came of a peculiarly pugnacious stock. For the Mimes were a race that loved fighting. They were strong, well-built ...
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... RA. 75 Dichosa 76 Count Leo Tolstoi 77 The late GI fred,LardTessystas M Robert Brownie; 79 Thomas Carlyle M Herbert Spencer Ii indyard Hew* Ibsen 63 Timms Hardy $4 Eudle Zola 115 Longfellow M Charlotte Mark Twain Closes', • Hall Caine lig Victor Hugo go ...
... (Cultlellshall), to a family bereavement. A vote of eenelekimee was pissed with the latter. The sad District was Brestwesd flt. Thomas' P.C. Ws. for as unaffiliated team. The hos. ese.'s aett.n in sending • congratulatory to V. .1 .Woodward, on his was approved ...
... home. Rose, Knight, and Britton were absentees, and this obviously weakened the Hamlet side. The scoring was divided between Hardy and Newman, the reserves, Horner and Torn Smith, tilling the vacancies created, and played well. In the Surrey League, Walton ...
... Lane, when we saw a real good afternoon's sport, and a family gathering of the clans at what has now become a very popular hardy annual, and as the proceeds went to swell the funds for the benefit of Alf. Over, the popular groundman of the club, it was ...
... decision the Crusaders left the disgusted, with the score 5 to 3 In their favour. CHRIST CHURCH RESERVES (Finchley) met St. Thomas's on the ground of the former, and the game resulted in a win for the visitors by 4 to 1. For the Church Sandford played • ...
... were in good form. CLAPTON WARWICK vanquished Victoria Rovers in a friendly by 6 goals to nil. The goal scorers HoMiami (2), Hardy, Swaynt, and Willis. This Saturday the Warwick are away to Amhurst Park in a Stamford Rill League fixture. UNITED met the Rosebery ...
... will be met. Athletic. ST. THOMAS'S (Finsbury Park) were at home to KINGSLEY ROVERS were away at Finsbury St. Anne'i (Poole's Park), and drew, 4 goals each. Park, and were visited by Shaftesbury United. At half-time St. Thomas's were! to lie arrears, but ...