... itt the present age. The expenses are calculated to exceed £iO0. According to aotcieilt anld iivariablo custom, the prizc foot-ball, given by the iobic ownler of Alnwick castle; vas played for asusual ots Shrove Tucnsiay, aid wasovonl in three games by ...

... lair, Swain's b f Miss Taft, 4 yS. h-Ib-b' list llbjywnO ' Mr Hedley's b h Hetman, 6s'rs., 12stl0b . Mr. Wilkinson's bi g Football. aged (h-b) l3st tib . 3 The following elso ran :-Miss Rose, Redwing, Armameot, Clark, Gamecouck. Betting: 2 to I on Miss ...

... Stakes-Wetsail 1, Cronstadit 2, Estrelda 3. Six ran. Won easy by two lengths. The Union Hu;nt Stakes-Miss Taft 1, Hetman 2, Football , Redwing 4. Eight ran. Won by a length and a half easily. The Great North of England Steeple Chase-Emblem walked over. The ...

... he had a close of land fenced round, and on which he was cultivating crops every year, and if people insisted on playing football or running horse races on it, and he submitted to that for twentyyears, would the clinm of custom have been established? ...

... Mr. H. L. Jones ns b f by Blaok Doctor or Joe o' Sot, out of Bess LI.sins, Iy s ?? ?? Spenoe 1 Mr. T. S~ence, jun., o-s Football, aged ?? 2 Mr. Cae a The Jew, 6 yrr ?? Three others ran. Three lengths bet ,rst and second; nd the same between necond and ...

... Brother to Stockton 2. Won by a length. The Badsworth Hunters' Plate-F by Black Doctor or Joe o' e Sot, out of Bess Liuskin 1, Football 2, The Jew 3. 6 ran. Won e by three lengths. The Consolation Scramble-Kathleen Mavourneen 1, Vanessa 2, Tooi-Tool 3, Strong ...

... THE Woim m;MrE Or e MB. J. G. CJIADWIcic, Ainrl.FY-On Saturday. Score: Mr. Moss's 112, Mr. Chadwick's 70, 37. , THE LEEDS FOOTBALL AND ORICKET CLUB.-This l club, which already includes 500 members devoted to foot- I ball and 65 cricketers, gave their grand ...

... Stakcs-Portrac I, Molly Malone 2, Macin- tosh S. 5 ran. Volunteers-Little Dame 1, Nelly Taft 2. 6 ran. Broonalild Hunters-Football 1, Topsy 2, Emily Cross 3. 4 ran. HAMPTON RACES-YESTERDAY. Stand Plsto-Voluntas l, Batsman 2. 7 ran. Moulsey Handicap;-Rupturo ...

... . J. Aspinaol 0, J. Smith 1, extras 8-tetal 84. hAVanOL C:nB.-J. Bonnanl 32, A. Taylom 2%, extras 0-total 67. DARMINoTON FOOTBALL AND CRIOKST CIUBS ATE LETIC SPoRTS.-The members of these clubs held their arnual sports in the Cricket-field, Darlington ...

... THE INTERNATIONAL FOOTBALL MATCH. ENGLAND v. SCOTLAND. This great international football luatch whiol, since theo first notice appeared of its arrangement, has given rise to more interest and excitement than any event of a similar naturo? for some years ...

... with sus added, for huateroi, olsiteis. Ceitasein efitneasyextra. 13,ii o t. ce rosnd, about twse asiles. Mr 0. Stoke's Football, aped (lh.bl ?? .. ?? I LordGroyvds'Vilton's Ctso;_s ier, ?? 2 ILe B. Tirno'se Willough'y . ?? Eigst raLn. The Granby flao(limp ...

... Athletic end Football Club. VFlciprde (eone mile) Steoplecheae.-P. B. Preston, Huddersfield Athletic Club;t 2, B. Bentley, Efalfax. Walkers (277 yards) v. :lunners ?? Gomaree(walker), Halifax; 2, A. Firth /wsalkerl, Bradford Athletic and Football Club. Dlst ...