... about two Imperial acres, situate(' near the railway bridge, for the purpose of its being converted into bowling greens, football, quoiting and cricketing ground, Sm.-- at a yearly rent of £7. We sincerely hope, now that the park has been obtained, that ...

... Mansion-Haste, seder the of Mr Craig, and after hsig AND a bountiful supply of good Wisp, they Mimi the Lawn, where dancing, football, other amusements, were kept _with spirit during the afternoon. A works took place iu the tweaks ad ell cotters in Dunmore ...

... and up the ship's, of .Irthur Seat. Vauy of the fr.ltiesiters of the park Sere attracted to drew NIIIIe playiug at the foot-ball, and adrisirel the asst with w hich the that hnitLful lion. Ilaviug agaiu all imweablied, pinatas of refreshment. they reechoed ...

... blisaung was asked by the Key. Mr Ferguson—the children enjoyed theusseh n for two or three hours in the pleasure grow de with football, swinging. booting the slipper, &e , during which their kind entertainers did everything in their power to contribute to ...

... 'now akin is a deep brown. tlit, skull broad, bead short. and hair bias k. The are well made, and excel is +resting, rowing. football. and other manly .xerci•es. Tiny are good smiths and excellent carpenters. The women are noire. mous, and hate to attend ...

... will • was 14 the far thermal et le Is tweets./ of /be 424 Cherek This I think was • W. 4 es hitherto to mew harms sad I football wo need hew • prehetioser It 'altos the isiewer we have we jest emit/.ratio. in sem positioo a shin we haw lately bees so ...

... of strawberries Rod crentn, and receiving each a cookie, proceeded to the lawn in hot.t of the house. where with swings, footballs, hiding the slimier. &e , they enjoyed themselves thoroughly for two or three hours„ a given signal. they all assemble) in ...

... driven on any highway or thmoughlare contrary to the above provisions. (lanes or 1111: LOCAL (Signed) ANDREW JAMESON, ('leek. FOOTBALL. ALLOA I'. DULL'''. MATCH between the owe CLUBS, will it be played TO-DAT It ALWA Play to begin at These eietoeb. ALLLOA ...

... g.t the the artistes were—Mir kir, Mr lees.; Mr D. last, a match plare Aline Park, !meteo r * K o b er . y ea . 4 the Football Club, and A. p . m . ; are &wry the Alla' reothell Club—Mr Matthew •at. was Labe/nog looter a severe coil, and, helms, lesser ...

... gaihng oh. r Moir. ALL** ',Mob Mrtl by tb, Mr ~ n Ws, sill be otir briartb peg,. 1 i We that the match the Allot and Maar Football Clubs playol at Irollar do. afters. • . lit a —lt sill that • .4 sisbirribris ha be hel.l to the Assesobly Kassa Tue..lay ...

... worth all the information thus obtained. The stodeot who spends a couple of hours day with his skates, oars, cricket, or football, is peeks* earning more in his recreation thaa say similar period of time spent in study, The awl who, by a hearty frolic ...

... slaw, to Falkirk, was found is Ike OHM. at leek No. 1, wear Part Downie. Christie, Was*, bees as inmate of the Falkirk Footballs* lee the lost few sod had escaped abut ail o'clock Wodsesibly enemies by j g o'er the lle was however, is the Cow Wyod, and ...