... ami zn i. t . Kam*. 28 BAMILTON•STRICBT, Birkenhead.— °Moe Ground , Moor. Beal £l.s.—kUlnee and Bon. 34, HamiltonlOW* IP 3 FOOTBALL CLUB.—To be Let on moat reasonable Tenn., Lugs CLUBROOM, three to five dreaming rooms, lavatory, bath, eo.—Apply, 4191, Office ...

... FOOTBALL to;.;;.!1orth•leh mot 1, to or t• Nor. arum mate without I. ath• Ned bad to Jock lb. boo& Awand. ter the tort Soot mkt, the ler, hod to then • •••••• d canon. Met tiro or= pro , . dof rhea. In m log itahl net i.. Th. WIT . nerd WI sr pat •us ...

... AGAINST PUBLIC-HOUSE AGENT CONVICTED THE ON THE MAIL BAG ROBBERY REVENUE INJURED PROSECUTIONS LIVER- YEAR’S LIVERPOOL BISHOP ON FOOTBALL TO WIDOWS DOWN HE BAY ACCIDENT OF DEE ACCIDENT BULLFIGHT IN 1889 YORK UOUHTNIl openil up P dull 2c fber 07 41 port 53000 ...

... TO-DAPS FOOTBALL. GLASGOW CELTIC v. LIMPOOL EVERTON. _ This. crack Araciatine Est in Glasgow today. 12,000 elavtators sone 'lle nuonb w. I.? rune, kewult ; Evartoo, two gosh.2t.hof was injured. LONDON v. GLASGOW QUEEN'S ...

... the goal*. The nun »Ihi|.|.,»..ll|i l.«t for the vl- It ora wrr,- the grvilk rj er, n. k*vck k. and richl wing lor want*. FOOTBALL ALI.IAVCK The match l« l««cn those traauC4ia ...

... FOOTBALL. HUDDERSFIELD .. OW LEY6IATO The first •ant of the splendid combination minting the old boys of the Ley. &bon!, bridge. captained by A. L. Brooke, to the Armand of BuddendeLd CM:Act and Athletic Gab, at took place on Tuesday afternoon, • fast ...

... Fees—Boarders from guineas per term ; Day Pupas from 1) guineas per term. Greek, German, and Music extra. Recreation, Cricket, Football, Bathing, Re. Prospectus of Headmaster. 761 GUILDFORD COLLEGE, end 7. RAID= Pwca. Orru.nronn. Pgratetrix: MRS. E. BEENKY ...

... FOOTBALL CLUB. iSiaßv. Grove Park on Saturday, ond. after pl-a*ant ►aim*, ended in win for Ibo former club by live goals to Ml. Dai r.-id Chivoie played well for wiune:-s, and Bell and Tripp ‘««b. fr.r the loser*. 's '> team. v. St. Mart's (Lewisham) ...

... attendance, on Saturday. kicked off. and the game once became very fast, the ground, although hard, being excellent condition for football. Pretty runs were made by Waring and Waugh, the former, owing to missing his kick, nearly effecting the downfall the home ...

... bring you good tidings of great joy, was well rendered by the choir under the tuition of Mr. lambert, the organist. BOGNOR FOOTBALL CLUB (UNDER ANIOCIATION RULRB).—This recently started club has commenced the season well, all its dates have been filled ...

... have been distributed as followsHroomhill Home, 6b, private cases, 56 Sick Nurse Society, ; and Convalescent Home, *i ...

... TO-DAY'S FOOTBALL. CORINTHIANS v. QUEEN'S PARK. [SPECIAL This match was played Hampden Park, Glasgow, to-day, before 12,000 spectators. In the first half the game was very exciting. Sellar scored early for Queen's Park. Five minutes later, Lindley equalised ...