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... 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 ...
... Andrew Orr in which to amuse themselves. The day was delightful, and the children enjoyed themselves for about four hours with football, races, &c. At the close three most enthusiastic cheers were given to Sir A_ Orr and the ladies for their kindness and liberality ...
... football A MEETING of the FOOTBALL CLUB will *be held in Alloa (To-Day) Throe o'clock. The Opening Match wiU played immediately after the meeting. Entrance by Buwhouee Gate. A. RE, 20 MILL E T, HAS Jnetßeceived Select lot of Fibst-Ciass WINTER TROW SERIN ...
... happy to receive the assistance of all volunteered so Simard an explairkdA4 dates of FOOTBALL MATeIL—TA will be notioed from an that the °peeing match of Ago. Football Club will be played to-day M Allen Part. Twit ox CONTINIL•ff.— Conasittmi of ladies ...
... to oflje m f Th.«n«l^ orth. ff Robert riper, will KewarJoJ. COUNTY REGI3EER FOR 1871. on“y o’cleck. The Eight '.■ 33** FOOTBALL MATCH. Saturday, «, ibto. The the 15 0 °^ ALI.OA V. DOLLAR. Government has, it is understood, re- MATCH will belayed Tuts ...
... of the Hospital, and from the Alloa Volunteer Band the sum £l2 Is 3£d, bring the proceeds of their concert Wednesday last. Football —Dollar v. .Alloa Club. match was played on Saturday between the Dollar and Alloa Clubs in the park in front of Alloa Park ...
... garleue Dv Mr W. Stevens, head gardener. A large pail having brow given up to them, the day a spent in dancing, play- Mg at football, and other gases. During the afternoon Mr Win. Mathewson arrival from Dueferutline, %thee Mr WM. Macgregor, the mouser of ...
... order, and marched through Kinross and into the grounds of Kinross House. Refreshments were here speedily served out, and footballs and handballs were Hung loose. The three bands took positions iu different places, and were attended by parties of dancers ...
... Mr David Young explosion of gunpowder. Mr Young was the *OO-40 law of Mr Peter Dow, Inspector of Poor Tillicoultry. works. Football was largely taken ad van taw of l.y the younger portion the party, *1?; other sports were iodulgo'l in hy ths “| company ...
... DULL A Football Match A match 15 a side* Biair Lodge r. Dollar Institution, came off at Dollar Saturday last, and resulted in victory lor the home club. Flay began about 11.3 and was kept with great spirit by both sides for one liour and forty minutes ...
... soiree in the evening, and appropriate addresses will be delivered. A report of the proceedings will be given in onr next. Football Match.— Scott’s Private Classes v. Dollar Institution.—This match of 15 a-side was played at Dollar on Saturday in the midst ...