Accordingly, the clergy called upon all the people of St. Cuthbert from the Tees to the Tweedall those, that is, who dwelt on lands granted by various donors to the church of St. Cuthbertto rise and march northward to fight for their lands.

They strode gallantly to the tee in turn and exhibited the admirable form taught them by John.

" "They are six hundred yards across from first tee to the third hole, which is the nearest one to Cuthbert Road," Arthur particularised.

There is a swift delight in a late "cut" or a ball that spread-eagles the other fellow's wicket; there is a delicate pleasure in a long jenny neatly negotiated, in a drive that sails straight from the tee towards the flag on the green, in a hard return that hits the back line of the tennis court.

We crossed the Tees by moonlight in the Sockburn fields, and after ten good miles riding came in sight of the Swale.

A stone has been found in an island formed by the river Tees on which is inscribed the letter "A," which is justly conjectured to stand for the name of the great King Alfred, in whose reign this house was probably built.]