An exciting finish took place in a cricket match played between Lancashire and Yorkshire on July 18, at Huddersfield. Lanca* shire won by three runs only. The scores were—Lancashire, 81 and 163 ; Yorkshire, 160 and 71. Lord Hawke was top scorer for Yorkshire, and Briggs was in the best form for Lancashire. Mold, the Lancashire bowler, took six wickets for 76 runs, and seven for 35 runs in the two innings of Yorkshire.
“What, doctor, you a grave man, you tickle tho Muse ? Make poems?” “Just an amusement —to kill time.” “ Yes, I forgot, doctor. In your profession it is absolutely necessary to bo always killing something.” At tho Opera.—Wilkiusby’s wife: “ Why do they call the, prima donna tho diva, George ?” Wilkinsby : “ I don’t know, unless it is because she isn’t afraid to jump into tho high C.” Guido (to tourist in Venice): “ You will want to see the Lion of St. Mark, of course, air ?” Tourist: “ Yes, I s’posc so. About what tiino do they feed him?”
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Page 3 Advertisements Column 2, Evening Star, Issue 8008, 10 September 1889
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