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... with tbe evening’s enjoyment.— Adul, Football Match betwee* Perth a»d Ddidu C’lubb.—A match was played on the North Inch, Perth, from four to six o’clock on Saturday afternoon, between the Perth and Dundee Football Clubs. Tne following gentlemen formed ...
... sumptuous dinner, followed curds and cream and strawberries and cream. Tlie afternoon was spent in various games—the boys at football and cricket, aud the girls with swinging and croquet. At half-past five the children agi ; assembled for tea, with cookies ...
... Buchan, Allan, Thomsoa, Ness, and M»c-le an. On the motion of Bailie Cochrane, was agreed that Bannerman should take the notes of for the Commissi, mors. Ihe Engmeers, in reply to i i.neslkns, explained what in their opinion should be L j reference to ...
... per Dozen. Henry G. Dixon, 41 High I Street. O WORD STICKS, Life Preservers, Boxing Gloves, Fencing Foils, Fencing Sticks, Footballs, &c. G. Dixon, 41 High Street. LLAN'S HAIRDRESSING SALOONS, Exquisitely fitted up, including Ladies and Gent's Saloons, with ...
... opposite the door, plodding through a doWf returned the other. Why should you stint Imm with » per cil in his mouth, reading take note thU lady? Yon love her ; and if she brings you flaw agreement. , children, aU yon do not leave to her di* Shirach Bain was ...
... southern markets. Foothill.—A msteh'was played on Saturday Andrews between the Ked Cross and the first fifteen of the Madras Football Club. Play commenced at half-past two. Daring the first twenty the ball kept well in the centre the field, neither side haring ...
... dreadfully dead and-auve place, doubt; still In three months there must have been I really don’t know anything about cricket or football.” Dbrer patties, births, deaths, marriages!” At thL lost word Esther’s blush deepened to such crimson that Edmund could not ...
... decerning for £33 6s 8d of damages, being the difference of the above sums of Is Id and Is 5d paid by the pursuer. In a long note, the Sheriff says that the defenders did not seem to care whether the pursuer consented to the cancellation of the sale or ...
... U All to ' Wednesday next, IWrab-r . keepieg do*» must renew Ikvnits before the *New Year to avoid peaaltle*. MosiriSTU Football Cldb.— Alex. Girdoo, E» . of kee hiooly become pstevu .1 »b« 5 Clab, and has cotUibutod handsomely to Its funds. „ _ , J ...
... perhaps they dried themselves. —New York Tribune. A match is to take place tc~_lay between the Aber- deen and Stonehaven Football Club-, at Stonehaven, commencing at 2.30 p.m. This i 3 the first match be- tween these Clubs, and as both are well represented ...
... ma'am ; but perhaps they dried themselves. —New York Tribune. match is take place to-day between the Aberdeen and Stonehaven Football Clubs, Stonehaven, commencing at 2.30 p.m. This is the first match between these Clubs, and as both are well represented ...
... visitors Saturday were Paid door, 914; admitted b tickets, 792—total, 1706. Gkahame, Viscount Duni)kb.—A correspondent of Notes and Queries writes: —James Grahame, Duntroon, titular Viscount Dundee, was attainted for his share in the '45, and died at ...