... without opposition, elected a member of the Town Council, vice Mr. Edward White, promoted to the office of Alderman. A match at football was announced to take place on the Basingstoke Cricket Ground on Saturday last lietween twelve of the town and twelve pupils ...

... tie, History, and French; and to Fleming Simu (choristers), for Writing. Drawing. Arithmetic. and ...

... ilf-h diday, and the various >ps and places business were closed. According to annual custom, match at the ancient came of foot-ball took place the Pasture North Denies c. The bay, though very windy, was in other respects fine, and number* people resorted ...

... flags and flowers. They were joined by several other conveyances, tho whole party numbering about 250, Croquet, hand-ball, foot-ball, a swing, and other amusements had been provided, through the kindness of Mr and Mrs Burn, and other friends. Tea and cakes ...

... Thomas of Genoa—The Crown of Spain has been kicked about like a football So no one is not surprised that it should secured Harrow-Boy. Punch. ...

... for the past year were submitted and adopted, showing that the affairs of the congregation in highly prosperous condition. Football on Shuovf. Tuesday.—The committee held their annual meeting the Turk's Head Inn, on Tuesday last —Mr T. Dixon in the chair—when ...

... reasoning having produced impressions the audience vole thanks to the chairman, tin motion Wm. Wright, concluded the meeting. Football Match Siinr.vi; The shops ami offices in this town wee closed usual the afternoon Shrove Tuesday. The people turned out in ...

... Kentucky advertised for rent, lhls a nico opening lor enterprising business man. A boy named has been killed at Elgin in tho id football. Another boy ran against with great fore Only persons have rleclined the mission, ambassador from tho United States, taus ...

... extremely that Xew Year's Even people weut over and alonu.-t the 'I'hames tbs from London Bridge Westminster. Some played football boldly as if it had been dry h.nd. Divers the coast shot ilaiiy the pruk-i set on tie Thames, and the people, both men and ...

... to provide for extraordinary exigency, any probability low prices before next harvest. Germany and America they are firm. Football at Alnwick. —A meeting committee was held on hursday, under the chairmanship of Mr '1 bonus ixon. Yeaman was elected secretary ...

... February 4*h. 1571. Football Day at Alnwick. —Tuesday last being Shrove Tuesday, the afternoon was observed, usual, this town as half-holiday, and the shops, offices, and places business were closed. 'iho ancient game of football was played, according ...

... After tea, various amusements were entered into with great zest, including cricket, racing (for which prizes were given) foot-ball, &c. Several pieces of snored music were then sung, and a few appropriate remarks were made Rev. H. Badger. Wesleyan Minister ...