... In dismissing P. D. ilartigan, the Vorkshivcman took his hundredth wicket in Test match cricket. has already scored 1000 nmfl in similar games, and the cricketer to achieve the double success. It ie interesting to note that Simpson only scored one goal ...

... from various householders i . «■. i i the town, purporting for the purpose' Captain Taylor. h«rboMTO**Mf, of startinp a cricket club, and appropriating e iust received letter winch -iaa ta* monev their own use. Both accused pleaded find him. On the IBtn ...

... in its place a dread of doing anything lest it should not be right when you have done it. Let a man strike & good patch at cricket, at bowls, billiards, anything eke, and can wrong; birt there is sure to fallow the time when he can do little right. Terribly ...

... to the help of these poor girls.” from Ounrobio. These remimsoenoes flit with e-asv grace from on© topic to another, from cricket the law, school topics the hunting field, politicians to poets. Few of the stories concern Sir Chandos himself; they are all ...

... interesting. Sir E. uanaos Leigh, now in his 81st year, is delightfully reminiscent of people lias met in the legal world, on the cricket pitch, and in the hunting field. Counsel to four successive Speakers of the House Commons, came across many great Parliamentarians ...

... been promoted to higher position the bank's service In Fraserburgh, Mr was a genera) favourite. took a fteen interest in cricket, being one of the best all-round players for the Fraserburgh team and taking part in ail the inter-town matches. was also ...

... the time, but well remember our fellows playirc against Broofcbouse, the home of the Hombya, and A. N., the old Lancashire cricket captain, eon-trolled matter?. Then cam© along Captain Wall, and the skipper this team was one of the founders of the Rovers—Dick ...

... beat -Notts County 3 goals to 2. In attempting avert the winning goal, Albert Iremouger, Mott* goalkeeper and Aberdeenshire Cricket Club profmeiooai. was kicked the head, and sustained concussion. He was carried off tin- ODDecioue. but, northern people will ...

... and the Bathing Station Road—£7so Constructing an ordinary macadamised road, connecting the roads the north sod ends uie cricket pitches—£l6o Tar-macad-irni'onr the pathways along both sides of the tramway track from ('onetiiution Street to the Bathing ...

... Chalmers, second officer, gave cor _ . , ••oborative evidence. , Cncketers Hero Worship, ! Por the dtfence, Fred Raymond, vecond Cricket enthusiasts; here want to show fisherman on the Lumet, said when the skipper . ■ i- t , came the bridge he took bearings and ...

... to the Royal Military College. Sandhurst. This the young gentleman who always gives so excellent account of himself on the cricket field during the season. It is gratifying to know that Dufton Scott’s book of sketches has had fine sale in his native town ...

... Stricken. At meeting of the Cricket Club Committee Thursday everting, was decided to proceed once with the forming a cricket pitch in the Recreation Park. The minute books of the now defunct Oddfoiiows Society, dating back to March, 1820, have now been ...