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Observer, Volume 4, Issue 102, 26 August 1882, Page 371

THAMES TITLE TATILE

— Alick Eccles lias shaken the f .'u;-t oi Quurte" opolis off his feet. Hegoes to Nai>i"'-. his future spW'-c of labour. " — A certain bank official 1m act beon se&3 i.: the company of a Parawai lady: so f"reqvc--.:i!h' Iv.vc. ;■;>.. Is there any truth in the rumour H\m th?. coup*'" ?•-. 'c parted company ? — Eroxn private advices I Icurn fch.-t BjlJy Htiil has secured a good billet in Me'iUnmio ivnif. is ez-ijuypi^ himself immensely. Harry Meivjhain is alsov:onjfoi'Ut*')ly settled in the same city, and at present Dtnrtah sno thought of returning to this part or the w> .-rIOL — The conduct of two young felloes in St. George's church the other Sunday mornini-vvi" > anything but gentlemanly. The offerwHnc vo\it,hp cnxapy yood positions in the town and slu n.'.<\ !;.v:)\y Mettdi fcliun to misbehave themselves in t''e xa-Mauei coa piumf-'d of. • — There is some, talk us a xoj;,ball match' coming off shortly between a teuin cielt cto-1 rrom the bankers, sharebrokers, anrl Gover>uuent officials, and one composed of representai - vos a-oux tbo tlirsv existing clubs. Should the co;.: U;> i erentuiito Moa=vw Brabant, Gilmour, Gudgeon, 'i 3. Brassey. Toiiicri, Branpell, Stewart, Tregonning, and s'sod Burgoss '.ri;l probably play for tlie former tea r a.