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... Further Particulars may be known on applying to the Auctioneer, Mr. Wit Liam Texxaxt, Solicitor, Thrapston ; or to Jxo. Two. TeNN&Y, Solicitor, Hull. Jrd May, 1854, WEST HADDON, Northamptonshire. CART AND NAG HORSES, GRASSKEEPING, IMPLEMENTS OF HUSBANDRY ...
... fit for ladies and \\(‘lkl)’j(\ulh#. or for themselves later on when they are good for not.hinf else. Cricket, boating, law-tennis, with their conditions of more robust health and muscular development, enable those who practise them to realize a stronger ...
... is extreme fickleness. One all the world plays at croquet, the mxtflw it J;'-. aside its croquet and devotes itself to fawn tennis. For a few months it goes mad on the subject of ** rinking. Rinks at & great cost are built for its convenienoe, but in the ...
... little as possible. 9. Members will be eutitled to bring pianofortes nupon the ground, and to organise mulicaf parties. 10. The tennis-court will be avail ble for dnnd? at 10 a.m. A stringed band will be provided by the Club on Tuesdays, Thursdays, and Saturdays ...
... permitted to go ashore for one hour, when they return to study until 4. At 4 milk and cake, then again ashore, where cricket, lawn-tennis, &c., are provided until 6.30. In summer they also bathe from the shore, Tea at 7, with cold beef, except on Thursday, when ...
... SHELTERED POSITION near to and | on a level with the BaTns, WELLS, and GARDENS. ‘; Large and Lofty Public Rooms. Lawn 47 ’ l‘ Tennis Ground, dc., £c. 4 ! ! , Excellent Cuisine. Fine Wines. Moderate l‘ | ...
... gas lamps. The bridge leads to a central band-stand. There are several other bridg: s leadiug to the croquet ground, lawn-tennis ground, bowling green. and all other parts of the Gardens, which are well planted with shrubs and trees, are extremely picturesque ...
... little other work this year, and but for it many families must have needed relief. (5.) It has been decided to allow Lawn Tennis on the ground, which will be an additional attraction. It is gincerely to be hoped that Buxton people will MiscerraNous Concemr ...
... . fi/ ’k J Q By ‘ Wy eatl et and By B | 1 ‘- 7 T = L II S I OF\ IS I R Large anr[i‘ LuflyGl’ubl:'ic AIt(‘;om:. Lawn | ¢ : Tennis Ground, dc., de. , . , Excellent Cnlsine.Chfri::B.Wincu. Moderate ! /\l 'l' AND CHRONICLE FOR THE (% J HIGH PEAK OF DERBYSHIRE ...
... Gardens Company, also, do not intend to relax anything in the way of providing amusements for the visitors, for new gravel tennis courts are being laid down, and Mr. Hoaa is very busy making alterations and improve- ) ments in various parts of the Gardens ...
... the Gardens. the more so, as if they go into the town for them another admission fee is charged on their re entry. Then the Tennis players would enjoy a refresher after an hour or two of sturdy play. But, on the other hand, the Gardens must never be allowed ...
... level with t?u- Barus, WELLS, l { '4 and GARDENS. ' ' | I\ ; | OI i S! ISII O I a S Large and Lofty Public Rooms. Lawn '1 N A Tennis Ground, dec., &e. i ’ Excellent Cuisine. lFmv Wines. Moderate g‘, 1 ; g A »‘ & \\ . ] & ():zvtitis. M : & AND CHRONICLE FOR ...