... opening of tb* park for the neuan, interest Ukan in the bawling bin boon »eij nninnied. It in tbs nllubnorbing •port, the football and qooitn being, the one entirtly, and the other almont nnpnetined. The nnmber of plaeere if abont4 ...

... and several the speclutors who joined in. Meanwhile the children engaged in various sports the park, chief among them being football; and towards evening, to the entertainment of every one, young and old, a number of coloured baloons were sent and ascended ...

... ALVA Foot-Ball. —A match at foot-ball between the young men of Alva and Tillicoultry was played on Saturday afternoon, in field belonging to Mr Alex, Morison. After an hour and half’s excellent play, it waa found that Alva had won by five games. Three ...

... 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 ...

... sheltered old and wide-spreading trees _ get apart for the sports of the children. The boys amused themselves with cricket, football, and other exercises—the girls with romps, and the games peculiar to their sex. The seniors engaged in dancing to the music ...

... those commendable harmless Amusements” hinted at in the subject. For i odily amusement, he recommended playing at cricket, football, bowling in summer, and curj ling in winter; for mental amusement, ‘the draft-board and the chess board. But instead of games ...

... will read eagerly many an ambitious young aspirant to lame in that science which old Izaak Walton loved well. A paper on Football wi also read with interest by boys generally. various other papers consist of My first balloon ascent,” The Zoological Gardena ...

... having been tbnndutly supplied with strawberries and cream, they retired to the pleasure ground in front of house where, with football, awings. As., they thoroughly enjoyed themselves for considerable time. They were ugaln taken into the bouse and, having ...

... 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 ...

... baa think about the most judicious way of fielding when Tom is at the | wickets, or for looking out when Dick kicks the football. This develops his intellect, end teaches him his place his own world. The girl, the contrary, is so hedged with protection ...

... '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 ...