... governors have justified the ol«f’ charge, that they thought more of their antivivisection ideas than the poor of Battersea. Dr. Bryant may not have been wise in his utterances, but it is significant that no one seconded his motion. Therefore, to have big bills ...

... a handsome cup, with if?r silver medals for the team, presented f tion amongst all rifle clubs in the Unite by Messrs. Bryant and May, Ltd. «‘The sisted of Messrs. A. E, Coake %g‘m i %{l t{s Bm'i;e a.xa«xi‘ G. F. Boot,h; T Q;;f cly to ‘WN 1N pairs), rapid ...

... Rider took up the running. Shortly afterwards he was passed by Teddar, Bryant, Bollom, Marshall, Taylor, and Bower, who kept together at the head of affairs. A mile from home Bryant broke away, and running strongly won by about 50 yards. - Evening runs ...

... —Stevenson ¢ Williams b Stookwell, 2; Whaler b Bryant, 3; F. Spooner run out, 10; Sluter b Stoakwell, 2; A. Spooner ¢ Williams b Stoakwell, 4; Morrison b Watford, 14; Collis b Watford, 0; P. Spooner ¢ Williams b Bryant, 8; Downs b Stoakwell, 0; Lennox b E.l>3:”ryan't ...

... rejection of a grant of £97 10s., which was made to this hospital by the Council of the Motropolitan Hospital Sunday Fund, may seen. unjustifiable to the general public. Almost universal approval has been expressed to this office, by those who know all ...

... penny will be charged for the competition target. Competitors may only fire for one club. No orthoptic spectacles allowed. The first competition will be held at the Wandsworth range on May 9th; then July 4th and September 12th. Best trio aggregate scores ...

... energy to make this carnival a greater success than previous efforts, and call upon sympathisers to assist, so that the Hospital may not suffer by the courageous action of the Board of Management.’’ “The Abolitionist,”” the journal of the British Union for ...

... perform~ance. The fielding of the “Lyns” was superb ) throughout, and no doubt their victory was due to this fact, and they may well look back with satisfaction on this worthy performance. Scores:—Lynwood :T. Booker 3, P. C. Sullivan 0, S. Smith (not out) ...

... Kealey, 94, M. Parr, %4; Miss Buckman 94; Mr. R. Purves, 92; Mr. Stoue, 91; Mr. Gaff, 90; Mr. Betts, 88; Mr. Curiis, €O, Mr. Bryant, 77; Mr. Gore, 76; Miss A, Goodall, 70. 'lzhe competitions for Clasces A, B, C, and D for the week ending October 24th, resulted ...

... first goal about twenty minutes from the start, and some minutes later Gasson made a fine run, and sent in a centre from which Bryant scored No. 2. Marshall again scored directly after this. Then the “Kavens” attacked for a short time, but could not get through ...

... Cdnstitutional Club. on the ‘occasion of ‘a whist drive. The arrangements, which were excellent, were carried out by Messrs, J. Bryant, president, Tom Cook, trcasurcr, W. Kerr, and H. Musgrove. TOOTING PARISH CHURCH WHIST DRIVE. —At the Parochial Hall,” Church-lane ...

... 21, Clark b Lovett 0, A. Ward ¢ Brazier b Pond 10, Loxton b Pond 0, Marlow b Lovett 0, Lanaway b Pond 5, Mynn b Lovett 1. Bryant (sub.) b Pond 3, Carpenter (sub.) not out 0, Smith (sub.) b Pond 0, extras 9, total 53. Brondesbury.—Bradfield ¢ Penn b Ward ...