... mouth. of Rooth* trarbinme s hut, no, thee.. pmprikere. like Tenn)* • brook - go for ever.. I w•• actually 0. Mood., that both Thomas the referee went into the with the beams up.' An 1 mole to both men Wont the coo. Mt. I am able to that miserablel megeotion ...

... llowell 4H.) tee U. WARWICY—PIetO, IflL Ma Smith b Woolley c T)ler 1, Woolley A Roe, F. S. G. Caitlin/10 b •• (W., lbw h Hardy . F. R.. b Thoma 4 . R I. Hearer b Woolley Smart (J.) b Murtha Pot b Murtha Smart (C.) b 11 Howell (A.) not otit . Rowell b Extras ...

... started-I, Wyatt fty•M ; 1, It rib Hardy and A. a= Of fight, nage/kap or of :t atalt•aZia trlftis, 8..T.C.. and C.S.C.---littawn Doa ii t rilso- (P. Bramwell); I, Phaltdin it op Clayey ;. I. Walker): P. MPhil • • Thomas)! 4, Fugitive (Ire Elliott). Dr u ...

... la (skip). Rink 3:—Knock B—l. Anderson D. Johnston. 1. g, Carr, J. Cornwall (skin). Ulster B—l. W. Graham, J. Roberta, J. Hardy. N. litlltnstry Rink i—Kanek —H Milroy W. Ogle, 1517ter Downing, A. trAkine, W. e. Dickson (skip). Third Heat'Ulster B—J. Wilson ...

... toward; e Marriage Lines , by J. S. Fletcher; Moth ilnd Rust, by Mary CbolmondMey; The Mayor of Casterbridge, by Thomas Hardy; A Lowland Cinderella, by 8. R. Orochett, and Scarlet Lady, • tale of steeplechasing. - • * • Ageing wood hie been ...

... Richardson were absent from the home side. Briggt appearing in goal. and Thomas outside-right. Sambank displaced Edgley at forward for Stockport. Hull City had most ,coring chances. but Hardy kept a safe goal. Half•time—No score. Simms opened the scoring for ...

... spectators. Cringan made & blunder at the start, but also made • brilliant recovery and cleared when a goal looked likely. Hardie had Third's best try for • time and John White thoroughly tested the Cathkin keeper. Cringals made one bad mistake. but Murphy ...

... surpass. On Thursday evening a further meeting of its members was held in Our Boys' Fitzroy Avenue, and progress reported. Mr. Thomas Chambers, the president. rerrted that one undertating was going to bring in a net rewsrd of £lOO. lie himself had placed of ...

... of T i l; e c Artyl i e w T p e d _pipera tu n e oe mu F ;i ß c vice of B:S.V. in Ulster Hall on Sunday' ' evening. Mr. J. Hardie conducted s 'strong band, the playing of which in ths hymn tunes, especially the popular Bandos 4 both in arrangement and ...

... the boundary at an amazing speed. Abel was stant reqoest, keen competition manifesting Knock 8.-Rink 1-E. Lillie. J. 11. Thomas, , by Oreenbeck-Dalkeith 4R,_A. Jones 8 NVNlechan e Ford b Dunigan 12. H. Keown b not showing the confidence of Shepherd ...

... Hands c Bagman b Will. 4 H. O. Deane b .. 12 M. J. Bus,Mind lbw b Thomas 25 A. D. Hours. c Iturdin b Thomas 62 H. W. Taylor not out R. It. Catterall lw Thomas J. H. Blanckenberg not 2 Total (for five wickets) 143 Clcac.—South Africans 191 ...

... lerguaon, S. D. Duncan, E. V. Page (skip). Rink 4—Belfast—l. Dundee. 11. 3PRoberts, T. Scott, A. Jamison (skip). Cliftonville—W. Hardie, J. Hanvey, Irwin, P. IL Davis Score at five ends: — Belfast-1-6, 2-3, 3-6, 4-4-19. Cliftonville-1- 2, 2-8, 3-3. 4-6-19. Seore ...