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... usodena times. The large body of private correspondence which is here brought to hear, upon the early and private life of Grattan will be read with an eager and intense interest. Moreover, there Is a fond of personal anecdote scattered throulbh the volumes ...

... this time by 2 goals and 4 tries to nil The match on Saturday again demonstrated the improved form of the Welshmen. The Cardigan Fields ground was in a deplorable condition through the morning's rain, and barely 2000 spectators attended, so that the ...

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... The first match between these two counties was played on Saturday afternoon,.ou the ground of the Leeds St. John's Football Club, at Cardigan fields, but the Cheshire team was only moderately represented, I and several alterations had to be made at the ...

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