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... quaint old-fashioned edifice ENGLISH PLUCK FOOTBALLER 8COFFS A BROKEN ARH Of all our national pastimes none brings into play old English notion of pluck so admirable (says the Leeds Daily News) as does football One of those unfortunate accidents unavoidable ...
... CasewcU ; flower vase and tea cup and saucer. Miss Wood : pincushin, Mrs*. West; afternoon tea cloth, Miss West; two omamcnls, Mr. A West; silver-mounted cloth©? brush. Miss M. Nussey; silver toast rack, Mr. E. Nock : two flower vases; Mr. Edward Evans; ...
... Hunstanton, gold bracelet and hunting crop; servants at Belvoir terrace. Hunstanton, photo frame; Mrs Winch, cup and saucer ; Hunstanton football team and fire brigade, photograph of members in frame. Bridegrooms Presents. The Bride, carriage rug; the Misses ...
... sister and two conies to the bride, dressed in white, sto.,d at the altar. Mr. Tyacke acted as best man. The Rev. J. Tuft t . fficia:ed. The choir sang The voice that breathed o'er Eden, at the commencement of the service, and the organist played The Welding ...
... few pieces in the good old style are there, but not many. They are turning their atten. other trom largely to making cups and saucers, dessert and really have no longer any value suit the American buyers, and their wares Dercn Porrery One of the exhibits ...
... found in another column. , The Leicester Rugby Football Club played their first practice match, on Saturday, and, judging from the fact that there were several thousand spectators present witness the play, the game will again bo very popular there this ...
... postponed from the annual treat took place. Football and other games were heartily entered into, and there were races for boys and girls, the prises for which included foot! ball, set wickets, cups and -saucers, purses, handkerchiefs. &c. At the close, ...
... (Reserves) ▼. Hincelet Swifts.— Played on Saturdoy. Hinckley 1 goal, Noneaton 0. Stoceinofobd Rovers t. Chilvebs Coton Villa. Played Satorday. Stoekingford, goals, Cbilvera Colon 0. Nuneaton Wbbletans ▼. Babl Shilton Excelsior.— Played on Satorday. Nnaetaon goals ...
... and let the Nuneaton people see wh►t they really do. I notice there is ooe or two alterations required. Toe Cup Rounds are now clues upon the lovers of Aseocintion football soil there will be a stiff fight tomorrow eteronnn nn the Arbury road Ground, ...
... employed in tea toilet earvioe) for th wa being from partition of -throwing aad and compart wa cup a wa to treadle wa still in place Here the girl only sponge th cup ba turned in eumpartment i a ana treadled of the men the girl would and would each 25s Thia ...
... Cotton, antique silver sugar sifter ; tho Misses Cox, silver corkscrew ; Mrs. and Mias Clay, silver tea caddy; Mrs. Crewe, cup* and saucers and minor ; Mr. and Mm. Brooko Cunlitfc. silver candlesticks ; General H- H. Cunlitfe, cheque ; Major F. L. Cunliffe ...