Forward Play and the Irish, Scottish, Welsh Front Ranks
The author surveys forward play across England Wales Ireland and Scotland, noting Welsh pack tenacity and back handling, Irish running forwards, Scotch footwork, and English varied styles. He praises teamwork, leadership, and the ideal skipper, citing J. Daniell as a model captain and highlighting the role of pack cohesion and practice in achieving success.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bas
J. Carterieht
England
Wales
A. F. Hadding
Waloe Jooks
Ireland
Artah
Scorch
Sentech
Talloch
Bootec Union
Xaldo
Cristal Palace
Bootland
Laught
Berleh
Scotland
Tarste
Seth
Ain
Ole Itoment
Sealeh
Oxford
Edinbirgh Academicals
Strand
Abe
Ene-land
Alyle Shick
Lever
Tm Ray Oplitan
Hal Rou
Ariely of
Wryten
Ann
Iriah
Srotch
Avery
Aling
Rin Yayk
Agata
Deesuia
Wan J. Daniell
Leach
Triah
Phen
Toveririih
Formants
Demolitions and new 100 foot wide thoroughfare plan
The map outlines the route for a prominent city resumption scheme linking College Street with the Central Railway Station. Wexford Street and part of Goulburn Street have been cleared, with many buildings still to go before the 100 foot wide throughfare is complete. The plan covers the Macquarie Hotel, a terrace on Weinyascarets, Lyons’s Verare, and other properties, while local workmen discuss practical fishing and coastal ventures amid community debate.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
College-Street
Central
Avenine
Wexford-street
Goulburn-street
Ghulharn- Strew
Macquarie
Weinyascacr
Reunen Brasch
Ontard-strert
Bydney
Central Railway Station
Oxford Street
College-etteey
Port Jackson naming sparks debate over discovery and rights
Voice of the People letter from Port Jackson correspondent asserts authorship of inscription publication at Bishop's Blartford Church and disputes Alfred Stephen's claims. The writer says he uncovered the rights origin and cites corroborating records in the Herald.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Port Jackson
Dwr
Bishop's Blartford Church
Alfred Stephen
Jackson
Tor Sy
Missing Friends Inquiries From Lloyds Weekly News April 6
A list of missing friends from Lloyds Weekly News London dated April 6 requests names and full addresses for inquiries. Citizens abroad report relatives who left England years ago, including Edward and William of Suffolk, and others who sailed to Australia New Zealand and parts of America.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Free Mitchell
No. 1
Clarence Slim
Byrnes Doyle
Patrick
Ballve
Roscommon
Ireland
Australia
Caldforian Lovie
Ue Hulbert
Roxbury
Benton
Mags
Ayllis
Charlie
Afer
Tie Home
Aoe Sellers
Sydoey
Staiber
Maalorcon
Dudsworth
Tom
Sydney
Henry
Cumberland
England
Grinshall
Georse
Alfred
Fro- Eintle
Blstre Calhering
M'Adam
Peter
Stewart's College
Edinburgh
Scotland
Isales
Mra
Neelson
Marlborough-road
Cardid Wi
Benjamin
Cardiganshire
Wales
Bydooy
Bolton
Frank
Manchester
Ian
Petersham
N.S.W
Southgate
Nowra
N.S W
Walter
Willikts Kroet Post Omca
Misa B. Rab
Griffey
Frederick
Capetown
Stephen Auguative
Wichard
Brid
Michael ‘Pallives
Wee
Marien Uatuse
Ralstrand
Kentville N58
Canada
Lloyd's Weekly News
London
Fitley
Lloyd's
Ion
Ryeaing
Brastll
Tow
Jett Maltoukéad
Queensland
Yrara
Waka
Edward
William
Suffolk
Draper's Snsist
Ant
Jonn
Thomas
Perth
al- Jired, Thomas
Frederick Chaplin
City plans rail junction and road realignment at St Prancia Church
The City Council outlines a major project to connect the Railway Station with Elsgabeth street after completing the junction. It proposes a new street from Pitt street to Hay at rest, crossing Hay and reaching Central Railway Station. Estimated costs for land restoration and overall works total about £137,000 with roughly £40,000 allocated for related items.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Elsgabeth-street
St. Prancia” Church
Sitret
Hay-atrest
Pitt-street
Sanitary waterlogging in garden ward school blamed on health
A health report from the Waterlooo Council sanitary inspector condemned the waterlogged conditions at a local school on Gardiner and Botany roads. The inspector called the sewerage connection a menace to children and urged government departments to address the unsafe premises, warning that further delays could trigger serious dismay.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Waterloo
Maskelyne and Devant at Palace Theatre Tonight
The Palace Theatre will feature Maskelyne and Devant with Davenport Brothers tricks and a new Elixir Vitae effect. A medium may be shown in action and a daring escape of a headless figure is promised alongside other acts by Owen Clark and Darley Gammen.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Palace Theatre
Aintis
Maskelyes
Dentera
George Bar Weg
Wiley
Rapok
Past Their Prime and Warner's Safe Cure Ad
A Victorian era health notice discusses aging and vitality, noting the decline in kidney and liver function as people grow older. It promotes Warner's Safe Cure as a remedy to restore organ health and expel toxins, listing two bottle formats and prices, with company details at the end.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rte
Warner
H. H. Warner and Co., Ltd
Purse theft trial on Manly boat case ends in conviction
Annie Swanson, 36, a widow, was tried at Water Pallee Court for purse theft on April 23 aboard a Manly boat. Witnesses described Swanson pushing aside Mrs Fisher and stealing a purse, followed by a crowded cross examination. Swanson denied the act. Margaret Fisher testified of pursuing the matter to Dulwich Hill. Swanson was convicted and fined seven months imprisonment plus expenses. Margaret Fisher faced accusers of blackmail, with the magistrate noting prior police information.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Annie Swanson
Miniens
Withese
Swanson
Bit
Dulwich
Dhem
Witussa
Witnesa
Shin Maver
Sea Boy
Bydney
Dulwok
Mra. Swanson
Supreme Court
Auale Swanson
Manly
Luiwieh Hull
Pisher Tother
Flaher
Dark
King Atrvet
Ther
Dirk Yoniaa
Thors
Wittama
Margaret Fisher
Efven
Italian and Greek clash at Sydney Central Police Court
In a May 3 Sydney case Italian Spero Frankl, 22, a shopkeeper, faced assault and malicious damage charges against Greek D Angelo. Medically, D Angelo sustained scalp wounds. Frankl claimed D Angelo attacked after provocative taunts. Magistrate Love ordered Frankl to pay costs in the assault case and D Angelo to cover costs in the main suit. Frankl described a dream interlude about a motor car and a cough medicine remedy.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Central Police Court
Spero Frankl
Aseaulllog
Rodario D'Angrio
Sydney
Spero Frank
D'Angola
Angola
Hm Sydney
Wily Aiterlug
Anesio
Tial
Elizsbethaireet
Haymarket
Guration
Franks
Wilnese
Franki
Fiaok
Sid
D'Angelo
VaDe
Adet
Frult
Mr. Love
D'Angelo, the Defendant Was Mhred
Fe Costa
Damacen
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J.C Parke
Inlaid
Wexford Street
College Street
LG. Lillywan
Bon
Soeromry
New South Wales
Victoria
8.W
Australis
America
Vaa
Warshipa
Baltimore
Winnre
Peversizy Dandlad
Slavera
Seely
Brightlingses
Rsa
Chamberlain
Dougs
Campbell ST
Voice OF the People
Ayde
Lyons
Insanitary Waterlog School
Menach TO Health
Maskelyne and Devant
Gry
Kow
Wice-Regal
GU Selaha
Austratian Ga
the Crown Studios
George-St
Cary Lores
Win
Gad
Te Lactoten Me
HS Ferdan
D.B.O.A
U.C
Spedhal
Cots
Jerdan
Washstead
Uate
Weusens A. Hall and Company
George-Street
A. Uoriern and Fons
Brickfield Hild
Pram
Liverpool-Street
Rowley
Geelimg
Ss. Rowley & Comry
Totiha Markets
Redfern Stove Works
EMU & Gem
Regster
Juleff & Son
Wells-street
Redfern
Exvras
Bod
Wie
Nock and A Ltd
Lae
Tron and Gamaeaenish
St Underwood-street
Peer i
Gasrantont
Amaleare
Arly Phillies Raster
Spencer Nolan
Afric
Liverpoo
Orien
Raleade
Atvorneng Winer
Lime Americas Plest
coNberiae
Coterie
Gmmigna
Nate Brace
Umea
Bompatiin
Newtown
Hall
Wynyard Square
David*on & CO
Oxford-Strret
Anderson Bros
Broadway
STONE
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