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... ST. GEORGES CUE. The eighteenth annual Open Amateur Stroke Competition “or the Bt. Gcerge’s Grand Challenge Vase will take place te-day the Links. The taephf is the most valuable that is comp-ted for golf, being of and worth £5 V. An excellent entry has ...
... FRANK RAYNER (Late of the 'Wbite Swan s ' Shoreditch ; the `Afoorgate; Finsbury Pavement and 'George and Dragon.' Barbican), Age to inform his numerous friends, the residents of the nel 6 hbourbood e sad the general public, that He has Returned to the ...
... Mr W Matthews, A E Kennedy, Mr E Martin Smith, and Mr 8 A Peto Royal St George's). THE BAR TO! an favourable weather, the semi-final and final rounds of the bar coif tournament were played on the Royal St. Georges Club's links, at Sandwich, on Saturday ...
... seems to have a good chance of being successful. TO•DAY'S GOLF. ST. GEORGE'S CUP COMPETITION. To-day at Sandwich the eighteenth annual open amateur stroke competition for the St. George's Grand Challenge Cup is being decided. The trophy is the most valuable ...
... Chamberlain, Congreve, Smith-Cuninghame, J. C. B. Eastwood, E. H. C. Graham, A. Gilbey, F. A. Gore, H. Howard, E. S. May, G. W. Maunsell, H. Morland, Sir H. Munro, Bart., of Foulis, M. Peake, F. M. Reid, P. Schlebtor, J. Stevenson, A. Smith, G. J. Scott, E. ...
... Ihr. 22min. 17sec. At Tufnoll Park last evening the members of the Northampton Institute Harriers decided two races, H. J. Smith won the 300 yards handicap, and E. C. 801 l the one mile handicap. R. A. Young, the Repton Freshman, and P. R. May have been ...
... leaven a grown-up family. On Tuesday evening ? Mr. A. M. Forbes, Coroner, held bin inquiry into the cause of death at the George Hotel, Enfield Town, Mr. B. Binetead being foreman. The first witness way Mr. H. Davis, sou of the deceased, who said on the ...
... Grenfell, c n., (i.c.M.0., Hinxman, SirE. Hutton, k.c.m.o , c Leigh Pemberton, c b., Fetherstonhaugh, Astley Tenv, Sir C. Holled Smith, k.c.m.0.. Pitcairn Campbell, v.d.c.. Hatchell, Battersby ; Cola. Hare, Herbert, c.b., Hon. E. Stuart Wortley, Thnrlow, Chalmor ...
... Rawlin ll °ogler, b Hearne 1 Lees, b Hearne Nice, b Hearne Smith, c Douglas, b Trott 3l Strudwick, not out Extras Total MIDDLESEX P. F. Warner, c Strairriok, b Lees J. Douglas, not out Trott, b smith E. Beldam, not out Extras KENT v. SUSSEX. The first match ...
... 5 5 5 14 -total 78. Mr J. S. Worthington was Woo la good form, doing his second round in 73. made up as follows: Gut, 5 4 3 4 5 3 6 3 4=37 ; 5 4 3 5 6 4 3 4 1.3 Y. R.llarriv 76 + 78 - 131 D. S. Fmy - 168 J. S. Worthington AO + 79 159 T.ll. Hunter ...
... last year) and Mr. Allan George tied at Mr. Herbert Rosa came next with 83. The handicap prise fell to Major Arnold Qnllter with 86, less 9—77. For second place Major tha Hob. O. L*gb and Mr. B. B. Turner tiod at 81 net. ST. GEORGE'S CUP COMPETITION. The ...
... Gibbons, Bailey, Buckwell,McNaeght, Worthington, and Triebler. Wednesday evening, the Rev. F. L. Meares gave an excellent dramatic recital, his programme included the following : —English pieties : Baby (George Macdonald), The Cow and the Bishop ...