... FOOTBALL. MOLD FooTBALL CLUB.-& team representing the above club journeyed to Rhyl 011 Saturday last, to meet the Rhyl Town Club, but owing presumably to the state of the weather, the Rhyl captain was unable to form a team. ST. ASAPH TOWN CLUB V. GRAMMAR ...

... absence of the Dean, the installa- tions were performed by the Rev. Canon Jones, the canon in residence. FOOTBALL.—On Saturday the St. Asaph Football Club played a match with Grosvenor Club, Rhyl, on the ground of the latter, when it resulted in an easy ...

... FOOTBALL. EPWORTll COLLEGE, RHYL, VERSUS DINGLE HOUSE, COLWYN BAY. This well-contested match was played on the college grounds, on Wednesday, the 25th inst., and resulted in a victory of four goals to one for the home team. The College played in good ...

... PRESENTS TO THE CHILDREN. The master reported that T. Ll. Murray Browne Esq., J.P., had presented the boys with a well- made football, and Miss Browne also sent a scup album for the use of the elder scholars.—A vote of thanks was passed to the donor and recorded ...

... the same more or less. First football enthusiast: How are you getting on with that pretty little charmer of yours, Harry ? Second football enthusiast: Badly last, time I called her father booted me out. First football enthusiast (interestedly): Was ...

... Covers for Uin- hrellas. Umbrellas Re-covered while the cu,tomei is wHiting-Ludips, .5s Gent's, Lis. Gd each. THE RjalfL FOOTBALL CLUB. Statement of Receipts and Expenditure, SEASON 1881-;). Jiiceipts. £ s d.: Subscriptions of Honorary Mtmbers 14 17 Do ...

... FOOTBALL NOTES. Like a groat many cup ties this .->1*011, the one between Rhyl and Denbigh in the Semi-final for he Northern Welsh Cup. last Saturday, ended in 11 I snri.riie. The tie was played at Denbigh, in ttr I nrf-enee ...

... last at Llan- rwst. Owing to another previously arranged match being played on the football ground the game wa played on a piece of laud (it could hardly be callow a football ground) no yards long, covered with her- bage almost ankle deep, and very liberally ...

... FOOTBALL NOTES. I THE LEAGUE CHAMPIONSHIP. Goals. Played. Won. Lost. Drn. For.Agt. 1. Preston North End 21 ..17 0 4 ..72 15 2. Aston Villa 20 12 3 5 ..60 36 3. W'raptonWan'drs 20 10 6 4 ..48 32 4. Blackburn Rovers 21 9 5 7 ..62 43 5. W. B'wich Albion ...

... FOOTBALL.—Tiie annual meeting of tLe Football Club was held at Reynold's assembly room. There was a fair attendance of members, and Mr C. Wright occupied the chair, W. E. Smallej sq., t.nc honorary treasurer of the club, being al re- sent. A le t re ...

... 2 Balance recovered from late Secretary 013 0 Halance due to Treasurer 2 l;) 5 1 » Expenditure. £ s. d. subscriptions to Football Association of 0 10 6 Expenses attending Association Committee meetings 1 10 10 railway fan uf Flintshire and Carnar- vonshire ...

... part to give every satisfaction. T am, ladies and gentlemen, Yours faithfully, CHARLES S. GILDING, BANDMASTER. 'I[TIIUDDLAN FOOTBALL c LlB. SEASON 1881 AN It 1882. BALANCE SHEET. 1881. DR. s. d. John Roberts, Esq., M.P. 1 1 0 M. A. Rallie, Esq., Henfryn ...