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... Hardwick and Son, Birmingham 15,985 Mr.Wm. Mathews, Birmingham 15,rt50 Messrs. Parnell Son, Rugby 15,500 Messrs. W. and J. Webb, Birmingham 15 078 Mr. James Moffatt, Birmingham The tender of Mr. Moffatt not being in accordance with tbe form of instruction ...

... ?? E Williams, Queen's College F.C., R. Stevenson, Lasburn, F.C., W Davison, Albion F.C., James Moffatt, Albion F.C., R H Mayoe, Albion F.C., B Gibb, Rugby F.C., R Mockler, Lisburn F.C., and H Johnston, ?? forwards. Yobkshiee.—T Haslam (Batley). back; ...

... secretary for nearly six years. did not desire re-clectioo. A prmentattim of a gold.rinuned Ruse fountain pen and a of Dr. James Moffatt*, Translation of the Bible was made to Mr. Butterworth. and the following revolution wee passed: This misting of the Halifax ...

... suffered a form reversal and crashed 40-4, David Perry getting the try. Good Mh‘umd defensive rugby carried the Under 9s to a 200 win, Andrew Dillow and James Moffatt two tries each, Cibd:.lflhc one. e e te a spirited y U-dnp‘lh went down “-xh?uml rmnrlul oaomm ...

... Oxford; Messrs. T. H. Kingerlee and Sons, Oxford; Messrs. James Moffatt, Birmingham ; Messrs. Wilson Lovatt, \Volvsrhurwton; Messrs. William Moss, Loughborough ; Messrs. Foster and Dicksee, Rugby : Messrs. Nox Ltd., London; Messrs. Richard Costain Ltd. ...

... (desertion). 125, Murray Road. Rugby. v. Yole Bladezki. of 43. Whitworth Norman Reginald Green (cruelty). Avenue. Covent r_y. V. 'gnat Martha May Page. of Box Cot. Bladecki (cruelly): Norma Nancy tage, Crick, near Rugby, v. George Barnesl DeVoisey. of ...

... (Wanderers), R. Stevenson (Dungannon), W. Davis (Bective Rangers), James Moffatt (Albion), and J. Little (North of Ireland), forwards. Dyson (Kuddersfield) had an intimation from the Rugby Union asking him to hold himself in readiness to play with England ...

... Quartet 10.30—12.0.—Savoy Orpheans and Th* Sylvians. LOBDOB 2 45—First of series Running Commentaries: ' The England v. Wales Rugby International Match, relavid from Twickenham (with an in . terval from'3.2s 3.30). 4.lo.—Concert. 5. o.—Mrs Marion Cran. Garden ...

... Stewart Etherington rushes away for Hill Farm during now image rugby tournament Eartadon RFC Youngsters given the chance to run with the ball COVENTRY primary schools enjoyed mtroduction to rugby this week playing in mixed image tournament at EarladonRIC ...

... GAIIF-S FOR James Moffatt, East Road, Egreinont (Original). Until tea is ready, 1 will suggest a game of French blind mans hull It is played thus : One of players is blindfolded, and stands in the centre of a ring, formed by the others all catehing hold ...

... Birmingham; I'. Hall, for stealing a gunnel iron in Birmingham; Thomas Gaisdner, for fraudulently obtaining a silver watch at Rugby ; John Kempson, for stealing silver in Birmingham ; Edward Hinton, for stealing a basket and cheeses at Aston; Elizabeth Clarke ...