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... and three HENS to match, one year old and better.—lnquire 14, Change Viewterrace, Branum lane, Halifax. 12 i, - OR SALE, a CRICKET PAVILION, 8 test diameter, quite ✓ new. Would do for Coal OlBoa, Also, Lawn Hower, In. ' wide. in capital condition.—Apply ...
... Mr. Leo's gift will enablo the building committee to commence the work immediately. As Mr. G. F. Grace, the well-known cricketer, was riding to the Beaufort meet at Bristol, on Tuesday, his horse bolted, and, rushing at a high wall, threw him over several ...
... district famed for its beauty and salubrity. They comprise sixty lofty and welt-ventilated rooms. *pm and covered playgrounds, cricket field, and baths, the whole nor. ering sin acres. Classics and modern languages, chemistry, drawing, and commercial subject ...
... and I let it test. Mr. Councillor then proceeded to object to a portion of the Park being set apart for horse exercise, for cricket, or for any other purpose. He said this part was se much used by the inhabitants of Halifax as by outsiders, ri:.d on a Saturday ...
... district famed for Ha beauty and sals• bray. They comprise sixty lofty and well-ventilated rooms, oiwn and covered Waygrounds, cricket Mid, and bath', this whole oor mug nix acres. Classics and modern languages, chemistry, draw. log, and commercial subjects ...
... situated iu a district famed for it, tad brity. They sixty lofty and well.verallated rooms, open and covered tAaygrolind., cricket field, and balm. the whole cling acme. Cllll4llOO and n.tern lain ioge.. ch. no ry, draw• ing, and orimmervi•l euhjeets are ...
... initiative of Lord Fitzhardinge, a /*home has been set on foot to present a testimonial to W. G. Brace, the (Poucestershire cricketer. PALIALLXL.—Mrs. Malaprop declares that the courage of Mr. Tooth rewinds her of Cmser's when he stepped over the Rubricon ...
... be clothed for the journey, P.C. Woods made him pair of trousers out of sooting. From Sydney we lest n that the English cricketers have been beaten by the Sydney team. The announces an outbreak of cattle plague on property belonging to the Concordia Sugar ...
... tamed for let beauty and ealu. betty. They comprise sixty lofty sod well.reatilated rooms, open sad cowered playgrounds, cricket field, sad baths, the whole covering six scree. Clarice and modern language.. chemistry, drew. lag, and oomnierrial subjects ...
... meeting was held on Monday evening at Wadsley to express indignation at the throwing down of the mevestone of Keeton. the cricketer. Mr. Miller, late pariehioette chwerden, offered to re-erect the stone at his own expense. The meeting passed a resolution ...
... Ctrn.—An entertainment was held in the National School, Clifton, last Saturday night, under the auspices of the Britt-artist Cricket Club. There was • good attendance. Mr. John Wood presided, and Mr. Fred Rayner was the pianist. Hearn OF • POLICKWAN,.—P.C ...
... with • respectable audience, the occasion being an entertainment, musical and literary, fur the benefit of this excellent cricket club, arid the promoters are to be congratulated on the admirable manner in which it pissed off. Captain Johnson presided ...