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... ana Arthur Sinker. Pembroke: ‘Naworaitsu Nabeshima and Francis William Wisson. Cains; Francis George Blundford. John Charles Ix-wis Coward. Francis George Vernon lies, and Frederick Dighton Stammers. Corpus; David Alston Hall and Frederick Southerdea ...
... M.A., F.L.S. With a Supplement of nearly 400 pages by WORTHINGTON G. SMITH, F.L.S. Two Vols. Twenty-four Coloured Plates, 30s. net, Supplement only, 12s. BRITISH FUNGI, PHYCOMYCETES AND By GEORGE Massek. Eight Plates, 6s. 6d. net. BRITISH WILD FLOWERS ...
... suggested am suitable, and they are of opinion that the most desirable site was that belonging to the trustees of the late Sir George Groye adjoining the Home Park Recreation Ground, having a frontage to the flydenhaiiiroad of 126 feet. and a depth of feet ...
... and ('o., Lisiiittsl). Mr. F. H. French (Brown and Punk). Mr. 11. P. Colley (R. P. Olney awl Co. Ltd.). Mr. H. H. Walker (Worthington and ('o.. Limited). Mr. S. J. Gore (Gore. Sons, and ('o.), Mr. F. P. I)ovey (City of Loudon Brewery (Moistly. Limited), ...
... amends on crossing over, as after being two goals to the bad, they brought about a draw. The Ludgrove forwards combined well. Smith, Ryder, and Stanbrough being the most prominent, but Corbett was unable to do himself full justice, owing to a strained muscle ...
... (three-quarter backs), W. Parlano and H. S. Kershaw (half-bocks). A. O. Davidson. V. P. Damon. R. B. Kershaw. J. H. Worthington. 0. 8. Worthington. H. Whitehead, 8. Nichols, and H. C. Creighton. •Aboraroß, ▼. Trrbfrbert •Bath. Batt v. •Beflford, Bedford r. ...
... T. England, R. B. Etherington-Smith, E. Harrison, E J E. Hewlett. J. H. Jeans, J. H. Jeffery. H D. Ledward, R. K. Murom, L. Noon, and C. K; Tijau, Trinity; J. R. Brown, W. Browne, A. Brown-Scombe, W. R. Harris, G. E. Smith, and J. Thomas, St. John’s; S ...
... However, after some five an Ita e play, they gamed their first goal hroagh F. Smith, raraedntely after thsy sut ained two disinters in the shape of somewhat severe iujuriea Smith and H. Parser, who bud to retire. Nevertheless Gloucestershire managed to hold ...
... llcury H. Dale, Raymond B. Etberington-Smith, Ungh D. Ledward, and Leonard Noon. Trin.; John B. Payne. Pel.; A. Beck. Cla.; Frederick H. Parker. Penib.; William F. Bucsle.|CharJes Roper, and Charles R. Worthington. Oonv. and Cai.; Ernest B. Leech and Henry ...