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... 4,46, Margaret A, Peglar (contralto); 6, Francis Fortesoue, The Enigma on the Hearth; 6.15, Children's Hour; 4. Prof. James Moffatt. How Carlyle Joined • Couple on their Honeymoon ; 5.11, Gramophone Records; 6.26, Mr. George E. Greenhowe, Horticultural ...
... at Exeter on Friday. The Last of the Arnold.. Miss Frances Arnold, the only survivor of the large family of Dr. Arnold of Rugby, has died at the age of ninety. She was a child when her father died suddenly in June, 1842. She spent practically her whole ...
... Aicken getting over, ne kicked a goal. A few minutes later, John Moffatt ran behind the Rugby line, the try being missed, a fate that also betel a try by James Moffatt soon afterward,. Just before nn side, W. hfotfatt got in. Mayne kicking a goal, so that ...
... E. O. Warren (Lnnedowno) and A. L. I’Deonell (Dublin University), V. C. Le Pnna (Lansdowne), h. W, Forest (Wanderers). James Moffatt (Albion). H. Stevenson (Dungannon), J. Waites (Beetlvo Hangers), M. Roche (Wandorers). W. Davi* (Heesbrook).J. li. O’Connor ...
... woolled Breeds: W . Gibbings, Wale= Barton, Bow, rth Devon. Cheviots : John Ellio t t Hindhope, Jedbnigh, N.B. Mount ain : James Moffatt, Gatorade, Sanquhar, N.B. Smith downs Hugh °erring., Brighton. Hampshire Downs: William Newton, Crewman& Battle, Wallingford ...
... improved upon.—A Mien Johnston ((full beck), Woods, Beettie,_Alcken (half backs), W. Moffatt, John Moffatt (quarter backs), James Moffatt, Ferguson, Mayne, Galbraith, Gray, Blackwood, Oldham, Carter, Maooun (forwards). North Hunter (full back), Vint, Gardner ...
... voted for no professionalism, and fifty.four for profesaionalism. The result was received with considerable enthusiasm. RUGBY FOOTBALL UNION. ALTHOUGII it was known that the business to be transacted at the annual March general meeting was not likely ...
... Road Sudbury Hill Harrow Telephone : BYRon 232) LN-E R TRIPS From HARROW ON THE HILL and Northwood SUNDAY 3rd JANUARY a To RUGBY 46 LUTTERWORTH 46 LEICESTER 16 LOUGH- BOROUGH 6- NOTTINGHAM ILKESTON 66 66 Northwood dep 919 am Harrow-on-the-Hill 1019 am ...
... first hearing of a summons for which some notice appeared in the Kensington News of the 1st May William Hawkins farmer of Rugby now present as the defendant but it stated there was understanding him Mr Cole butcher of Notting-hill who was his brother-in-law ...
... ; umpire, Mr Hill. Beim% Kr W. Bryant (Huntingdon). ZIIGST SCHOOL. Tag &soot v. B111311(081 COLLZUE (Dimes) (XL—Played at Rugby. March 8. The ground was in very fair condition, an d a good and well contented game resulted in a win for the School by two ...
... (forwards). Albion: (heck), R. Pedlow, B. Clarke, D. C. Woods (half backs), W. Moffatt, John Moffatt (quarter backs), James Moffatt, Black. wood, Moore, Delacherels, W. S. Walker, Mora. Macoun, Oldham (forwards). Lumina. ATILZTICS V. A or (A).—A weak ...
... and 91b. On the Hendersyde water Capt Bridges had three salmon, the heaviest being 251 b; the Hendersyde under water Mr James Moffatt and Mr. P. Elliott one rod -killed seven fish,the heaviest being 291 b. riprouston upper water Mr Bidder. Q.C., London ...