... Bartholomewlane Entrance to the Bank of England. or obtained on application to EDWARD BATTERTHWAITE Secretary to the Oommittee of the Stook Exchange. Committee Room. ne Stook Richey LO. JJANTED, by 4ntlernan of good social position, W. lc • lady or gentleman ...

... Lefanu carried hostilities inside the home twenty-five. Hayes made a short run, but thia was quickly nu. fitted by O'Connor and Richey, and Stack, getting possession from a throw in from touch, passed to Lefanu, who in turn mooed out wide to Cotton, who ran ...

... the SUM Laudowne did all the pressing. Edwards bad one easy chance of sexing, but faked to take manatee* of it, and at no side the University were victorious es stated above.—Laiselownr : C. Smith (Mk), T. Edwards, W. Dore, F. Davies (half ) b acks), R ...

... Way settled down at the home tweuty. five. Ti,. scrunlivagmg which followed was in favour of Bective, but Clinch, Hooke, nod Richey reiltoed to the oeutre, only for smart running and missile: by Tuke, Frazer, and Maddock to again throw the 'University buck ...

... venue, and Clover, taking a shot at goal, compelled Lansdowne to touch down in defence. Edwards kicked out, and, after a useful dribble by Le Fami, Warren gave Edwards a nice pass, with the result that the latter was not pulled down till near the Hookstown ...

... Montgomery, O'Connor and Waites headed a rush lock to the centre. However, Lans d oune quickly returned to the attack, and Edwards, essaying a shot at goal, failed to nose the leather, which went behind. Beetles, following up hard on the kick out, soon ...

... Lansdowne men, Edwards, Bulger, and Davies inackel. B. E. Smith, Robinson . Hogarth, and Le Fenn (forwards) showed up prominently. Drunker started the gamo, Suninseragill returning, and Load, ~n., and Walker were only stopped IT Edwards. The immunee on ...

... bel',rice Mason Scott, and Wotherepoon showed to much advantage. M'Doonell, Dun'op, Johnston, Sparrow, Staunton. Hooke, and Richey were the best of the winners' team. Dublin linirer, , itg H. Sparrow (bask), B. etwo o p (captain), B. W. Johnston, A. Browne ...

... Dublin and United Hospitals, but the play w.ur rather of a disappointing mature. The Medical w, n the tom and at three o'clock Edwards kicked off with the advantage of • slight breeze. After an inter. change of kicks, play was, for • abort time, in the Medical ...

... Ardsalleglk Navan. Ireland. Sept. 14, 1935: n reply to yours. I beg to say that I have much pleasure to testifying to the Richey of °sardine.' I applied it to a very ugly case of side-bone, also to a troublesome splint, and touch case with marked success ...

... for the forth time. From tine to halt time the game give and take, the University, for whom Catesity, - Yeatcs, M'Donnell, Richey, and Kennedy were conspicuone , porhare having a trig° the best of it, and whoa the whistle souu.ied the play we., in Wanderers' ...

... suritest A. M'Donnell, Dunlop. Browning, Johnstone. backs, C./11'130one% Richey, Staunton, and Kennedy, all showed good f orm ; and the pick of the losing fifteen were Warren, Edwards, Patterson (beets). y.a, Jameson, E. Jameson, and Houstou.—Dublia University: ...