... ASSOCIATIOX FOOTBALL FIXTURES THIS DAY. Trinity v SheiIourne, Onfege Park Richmond Rovers v Rifles. Englan4 v. Scotland, at Glasgow. CLONGOWES WOOD COTLlBGE . CATHOLIC UNIVERSITY COLLEGE. The: above matrh took pluem in famurable weather between the following ...

... day, and dmorigst the ideas which struck him in the far- away was that of a Chinese football te.nn to be brought West and to play Britain's.best elubs. The home football authorities were not, how- I ever, so advanced or so sportive as Ur Dewar They ?? the ...

... Dunalop, Sra. I) (CImer, J 'Moffet, t Todd passed. Two candidastes were rejected. IRISH FOOTBALL LEAGUTF. Belfat, Wedteedav. A cipecial meeting of the Irish Football LMe was held to-nifht in Belfast to discusg the merits of a oetnse for tan All-Trblnd leanae ...

... for the remaining stocks of raw materiadI, trade will be altogether stopped during the first [fortnight in October. In a football miate et Pontefraot on Satur- day, Harry Lovett, aged 1-Y, wos charged by a~n opposing player, who fell on him. .Lovett sustained ...

... s pae 40 Mamini ?? for the usae of thc Colonial trctops, and 1,700 tons of ammun'tacnn I. At the end of tbe Internotioal Footbal I Ma~tch ct Glasgow on Saturday evening, Lord Roschery, in reply to shouts for a Speech, said -I am pleased to have bean present ...

... GAELIC ATHLETIC NEWS LEINNSTERJ FOOTBALL FINAL.1 TME (GERXTI)TNES WIN A GREAT - MATCH. lcesterdav, at Jones's Roadl, tile great Match of the season- -the L-inster Football Final -wasi brought off between the Gdraldines (Champions of Dublin) and a combined ...

... J Teeliag and T M'Cabe entered for the football place kick. Progrvamm to L carried out on Sunday nxt at elonturk Park Ul~der. tlte auseicex ofthbis Comnwistp Rising and ?? tbo nurling ball, a g I 'clock; football $ace kick, at o'cloc ; . Iuliar match, ...

... in g a asort the there would be a peocliaientary I campaign, the innidente of which he ocuipared to solrne aspects of the football contests en- gaged in by the poor-law union clubs, tlhe. members of which he was addressing, and to whom he had presented ...

... I gretfed the gradunl disappearance of the splen- didgame-of hurling, which in recent years has been almost superseded by football. 'C ra a! d,,sli ,saeenetac a' wupubim ?? neijI? 1 n eiplrnn reaNaL tioom, said Mr O'Donoghue, and 4 is to be ?? thlat ...

... on his face as evidence that he has bad more than a pass- inc acqunintance with the custom are for our universities what football and other violent sports are for the American cofleges. Years ago there was-much danger from blood poison- inr when a man ...

... that ever sailed the seas. I: wll look more like a sea serpent than any- th ing elesse, with a body like an elongated Rugby football, and a prow and stern curving up nto tbe air like the ends of an ancient galley. Around the body will be the big spiral flange ...

... inmates, nutr aus footbaliL ar=bles. hum- ming tops, uraugios, and crinket aece-ssore. 'fi'Fre was space suficiemet dor football and cricket. The report was referred to the Vis- itg Connrntfee. THE VACANT fErDITCAL OITCYERSHIP. i EXTIMAORDIN'ARY RWRS1ULT ...