... FOOTBALL, TIE ASSOOIATION INTUEITIONLL. ENGLAND V. IRELAND. SPLENDID MLATCH AT DUBLI2N. -- C ENCLISMIZIN HALRD PRESSED. f Aln Association imternatioaaal was played at a Iublin for the first time in the history of the code on Saturday afternoon last, and ...

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... FOOTBALL. CHARITIES: COMPETiTON. SDISTITLL.ERY v. JANFIELD. '-rh'e fio,'d in this 00onipeti~lOn too'k ?? ott Sa- Oliftonville in faine weather anea iletore somen 2ew thousandl spcttrs hI- gate wanI .i)6, ze .is,-irh two other eeawn matches, ?? hapte ...

... FOOTBALL. R UGS B. ENGLAND V. IRELAND, viCOrY OF ENGLANID. /he ~rpreeentatiess. of England an.d Ireland met at Rbichniond on Saturdav. The inrtereset wtas somewhat mixed, for England was not considered too strong, &nd Ireland was an unknown quantity. ...

... FOOTBALL. GLENl'ORBh v. DISTTLLERY. THE OYUAJTES' MAUGIC FIGURES. Saturday morning put grave doubts into the minds of many as to whether this important fixture would be carried out. The heavy rain up towithin an ?? of starring was thonght sufficient to ...

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... FOOTBALL ULSTER SCHOOLS' CUP. PIRST RO1UJND. YTHO3EDIST (OiLFGE v. C. MPPF4LL XLLEGE Tlhese two ?? aantstgoaeists met at Ballyimfeig3 |y^tenda~y afternoo in tbe r bove competition. Great interest was attiached to this s-rug-4e7 atnd quite a fargo number ...

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... FOOTBALL I A S S O C I A T I O -r. LEAGUE CHAMPiONSHiP. GLENTORANY v. CLIFTON-VILLE. These teams met on the Cliftor-ille ground on Saturday, and there was a splendid gate, estimated at between 5,000 and 6,000. Unfortunately, bois- tevous weather prevailed ...

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... FOOTBALL. ASSMOCIATION. COUNTY ANTRiM SHIELD. CELTIC .CLIFTONXYILLE. REDLS SNTFER TH7f SENIT-FIKAL. 'hese teemrrs aunet tleC Soettde ani Satt-reley after- Door' to~ cmante-t tlhc rnegt to eanteie I le semri-final1 roltund -of fly. C('cety An-tiln- Sh ...