The Rugby card did not provide} much excitement, and the _only outstanding matches were in the} East.
It promises well for an interesting Championship that! Heriot's should have a good team the field and their coming! encounters with the leading Western clubs ire sure to provide thrills, In their latest engagement they were rampant form, defeating Gi by 23 points to 9. There was! nothing of the glove the game between Stewartonians Fecently he referred to the vital importance of agricultural problems in India and stated that in the Hon.
F. L, Wood the people on the Yend—who indeed comprise the vast majority in India—would find Sympathetig friend and one who was thoroughly' alive to their interests. To his task Mr. Wood will certainly bring all the ripe experience he has acquired as Minister of Agriculturg and the appointment must, there-be regs ded an a sincere attempt on part of His Majesty's Government to deal effectively with the greatest of all India's needs. and Glasgow High School F.P.; Meanwhile, speculation every minute had its incident and busy in London regarding title the Edinburgh club scored 8 to 0, th Viceroy-Elect will assume on which just about represents the his elevate to the peerage, and it run of the play.
Tt was a hard has been sug ted that he will game between Watsonians id] take that of the Earl of Barnsley dissatisfaction in the service, a state [of affairs which led to a number of demands being formulated and presented to the Government. 'The tactics adopted by a certain section of the extremists are more insidious then those generally employed, for their object is not so much to go on' strike as to cause dislocation of traffic arrangements by deliberate interference with the technical arrangements in offices and also on the.[lines. There was oven an abortive attempt to da bles near Calcutta and it has been found necessary to post special police guards at certain important points. Such ts the statement made by certain high officials, On the other hand, members of the Indisn Tdephs Association flatly deny that any such outrages have occurred, Tt hardly seems possible, however, that high officials have' gone cut of their way to'invent such a story and it is probable that certain extremists have committed these out-
Wanderers not until the second halt after the founder of the family, Mr. off their own bat without any did the schoolman assert their Henry Barnsley, who flourished in reference to he Association, Such superiority, 14 to 3.
Edinburgh the 17th century. occurrences indicate dangerous Academicals threw away, a lot of spirit abroad which, unless sternly chances, and went down before
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