... nmoiety of the income thereof for his sister-in-law, rs. Leonora. Horrocks. during her life, and, subject thereto, for her daugoters absolutely: and as to the other moiety in trust for his sister-in-law, Mrs. 1veleen Tetley, during her life, a-nd. subject ...

... and party, Grimston Park- Mfr. T. L. and Mrs. Ingliam, Low Hall, Kirkby Overblow; Mr. C. S. Clarke, Tasmania, Mr. J. P. Law, li8s E. Law, and MIr. H. J. Cundy, Wetherby; MIr. J. T. and MIrs. Lee, Thorparch; Mr. J. Harrison, Mr. H. Harrison, and the Misses ...

... Blake (Cardiffl, W. H. Williams (Pont.ynistery, and R. Thomas (Swansea), fer-arzds. RLIINGS (N POINTS OE LAW. The following decisions on points of law have bean given by the Rugby Union Committee:-'The u , not in the possession of a player, strikes the ...

... The old trouble of the exhaustive definition comnes up, and that definition, wvhich ought to be inl the lawvs, is not in the laws, and until a inca k-news what the lenvs are how- is he to observe themn? The position is hopelessly anomalous, and is none ...

... Sporting Life-Tlirlstane. rARRTNGTON PLAT, -Sportnirn-P-De Ruby. Sporting Life -Corn Fair. Licensed V'ebnelUers' Glazette-Saeet Dixie. SIort- ine Tirnes-Corn Flasg. Field-Corn Flag or De Ruby. tS WSTER&D J)BBEY PLI'L-Sportsmn-p-JsPoniaa Sport- ing Life-Corypheus ...

... 'Mca-lhcn Law Sti udert. Mr. Jean Etienne Ileenen lie Viiliers P .A., L.B, TFirst Class in Law Tripos, Parts 1 and 2, 1896 and 1197, C11:La- cellars Legal Mcelahllint, 1897: Georgeo Long Prizerran, 1897; Whewell Sohrn'ar, 139S and MckaheTn Law- |StuoIen ...

... TENTNIS. CAPAsDIAx WINS TH7-. 1REN;Ch-I CHl AMPION- sHIP. ?? .> TI3 T.E~lttAM.; Pa~rts, IS ednleedayr. The final ties for the law-n teunliS chamnpionship -nf France wore play-cd tn-day. In the singles C'arilia heat Mlabony by 3-6. 11 9, and 6-3. Mahony retiring ...

... guilty of breaches of By-laws 22 and 23, on pages 74 and 75 of the Official Guide. The Committee there fore ordergd that 2 points be doducted from Bradford's score in the competition tsble in accord- anre with the provisions of By-law 22. W kefield Trinity ...

... Chapel-Allerton Club that, woilst several Yorkslhire clubs have had to abandon theidr annual tournaments owing to the lack of corn- petition, it is able to get together an interesting pro- graninit. This year. indeed, its entries have shown a slight increase ...

... that is that the holders have never read the Yorkshire Senior Competition by- laws, and are in absolute ignorance of their provisions. It is only necessary to quote By-law 22 to make the posii etear beyond the possibility of doubt. It is that any playing ...

... regard to the privileges I cf membership. There was no doubt that every club must stand on an equal footing, but as the County Corn- mittee paid the grounds on which matches were played. 25 per cent. of the proceed (and he hoped that before long they would ...

... balamce of aboutL £25 in htand, hut the accounts ce-end not b5e completed yet. A letter -was rnead from the York C37ub. skn the corn- mittee to subscribe towards a tes-timon Ia for Mr. FsneyofYork, the first president of the Coinpeti- ti ho has, after having ...