... first row of stalls, and she let them know it. She had *youth and beauty and a fine sareastic wit of her own, so that any attempt at patronage recoiled co the head of the woman who was hardy enough to try it. In other words, Cora was there. Nobody • watched ...

... collapse that was discreditable to any side supposed to be first class. We saved She Kent match at Chatham, and Warner gave the side praise for their eager spirit, mid good trying and at so black a times praise from such a source was very welcome. Gloucester ...

... unportamon of which cannot be moat this fact. for . Th ere is a of the house„ are among the first ai h i s hater to . breath of youthful freshness about the city and most impotriust 'preventive measures to amaggeented. Sir Jansen ersag, 1 . . ,. lb laiul ...

... County had most of the gamic. Bragsington had to save from Cope, but transferring the play smartly ill the other end, Fumford scored a fine goal from long range. The County attacked hotly, and Smith saved magnificiently four times in rapid succession. Five ...

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