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... Warnington also kindly sent gifts of tongue, ham *nd flour. Dawson (of Muckley Ooraer) generously lent the tables and cups and saucers. The entertainment which was of a eery varied and enjoyable character, commence at o'clock and was listened to by large ...
... Wanderers and the Blackburn Rovers met again Crewe, on Saturday, the semi-final round of the English Cup competition, having the previous week played a drawn game, each side scoring one goal. Great interest was taken in the encounter, and the match was ...
... them was, M Work when you work ; and play when you (dayand if they did that they would carry into their work a great deal of pleasure as onlj supposed come from play, and would obtain great deal of profit from their play as only supposed to come from work ...
... available being I find lie foot tnb after cricket or football, wash away the mud contracted by the players, and an occasional swim the river. Boys who are not i to this, and girls who neither play football nor | swim, have usually to be content with a weekly ...
... Street. London. E.C. gOTTLES. Postage extra. 15 9 14 by 10 6s. 3(1. 6a Is. 4d. Is. 6d. TEA SET, PIECES, also 6 Breakfast Cups and Saucers, white and eold, 8a 6d. : same unaatity, narrow pale blue band and gold lines, 9a ; same quantity in broad pink or maroon ...
... long, to the end of which is fastened a ball in a knitted cover. The game may be played by either two or four persons, though undoubtedly it is more exciting when only two take part in it. The players stand on opposite sides, each with a tennis racquet ...
... Street, has bought a large quantity of beef, including two very good bullocks from Mr. Timmis, of West Hill, one very nice heifer from Mr. M. Booth, a prime bullock from Mr. Jackson, of Armitage, two bullocks from Mr. G. Tiinmis, of Streethay, and twelve ...
... nothing but a bare bedstead, three chairs, and some texts upon tin- wall. There was table, tedding, not kettle or jug or cup or saucer, and do not think there vvas any food. But owner, who had only recently come out the workhouse, vvas radiant because, going ...
... National Anthem was .sung. Before leaving, Mrs. Tyack, f Aire was- Hayes Farm, was caled upon to present each lady with a cup and saucer showing the world's great war in design and suitable design of this little neighbourhood, and every child had a mug. After ...
... local institution very srxious to receive a necessary and most generous response Special Purchase. White China Cups and Saucers, BtU cup and saucer. Keally good value. Call and inspect.—F. W. City Glass China Stores, 40, Bore Street, Lichiieid. (Advt.) Foresters' ...
... , form into ovals and fry. Slices of fried bread go very well with these cakes. FRENCH PANCAKES.—Two ounces of butter, two eggs, two ounces of flour, two ounces of sugar, half a pint of new milk. Beat butter and sugar to a cream, then add yolk* of eggs ...
... of tiie whist, and th? prizes were distributed by Mrs. Merrlson to the following:— (Ladies. 1, Miss Bridgor, 163, six cups, saucers and plates; 2. Mrs. AJlsop, 166. istAly lamp: 3, Mrs, 166. box handkerchiefs Gentlemen; 1, Mr. T. H. Clarke. 170, bottle ...