... Derwent-taken and oifesed. I to 1 -L ord Alfred-taken. 5 to 1 - Homily-taken and offered. CHESTER CUP. 60 to I - Arsenal---taken. DERBY. 33 to I - Arsenal-taken. 60 to 1 - lesuenger-taken. LIVERPOOL CATTLE MARKET, YESTERDAY. There was a smaller supply of stock ...

... but if it should prove fine Halifax and Wakedeld Trinity will meet at Halifax; Bradford v. Huddersfield, at Hudders- fiela; Hull v. Dewsbury. at Dewsbury; St. John's vi. Uleck- heatou, at Leeds; the Parish Church r. Salterhebble, on the ground of the latter; ...

... to be victims of arsenical beer poisoning. The inquests had been adjourned so that post-mortem exa-minations might bo made of the bodies. In each case the jury returnaed a verdict of Death from peripheral neuritis. due to arsenical poisoning. The Health ...

... tie was won by Bristol City holdere) by 2 goals, to Bristol Revere 1 goal. Queen's I'ark Rangers v. Woolaich Arsenal.--Re- ?? 3 goals, to Arsenal none. Played at Kensal Rise in finti weather. Thames Ironworks v. Southampton.-Played. last evening before ...

... in the coming year be played on the league | system, and Leed would have to fulfil home-and-home engagementa with Bradford, Hull, and Sheffield. The Minor Trophy having now been thrown open to second * teams of clubs engaged in the Woodhouse Cup contest ...

... and a prominent member of the Kingston Rovers (Bull) team, wavs about to join the Hull F1ot- ball Club is inaccurate. He had been approached by an official of tee Hull Football Club, but he has dednitely decided to continue playing this season for the ...

... one additional goal was scored by G- Jolhson, mak-ing tho result as above stated. UNITED LEAGUE. KETTERIN-G v. WOOLWICH ARSENAL. Arsenal one, Kettering none. At Retteirng, before a thousand spectators, in dull weather. The first half was fairly eve;, the ...

... Manningham, is not likely to fare too well against Hull on the Boulevard Ground, in the eastern seaport. Castleford at, home will have to do a lot better than- at Headingley if they are to hold their own with Hull Kingston Rovers, who visit them to- day, and ...

... interest will altach is that bewreea . the MIanaingha-m and Hull A teams for the Junior Com- petition Championship, and as it takes pltes on the Y-alley-parade ground, after a draw at; Hull last week, it should attract a. good attendance. By far the most ...

... Sheffield Wednesday ?? Iyorksop ?? CLEYTELA:ND AMANITEUR CUP.-FinaL Thornaby ?? llaerton Hill . ?? HULL SCHOOLS LEAGIUE.-Fina3L Pairey-street ?? 2 Founstainuroad ?? HULL CARITY CUP-Sermi-final. Grimsby Al Stints ?? 6Frodingham n . 0 2 Aston ?? Atterciliffe ?? ...

... with a Hull correspon- dent yesterday, S. Morfitt, the well-known international, stated that he had fully made up his mind to leave Hull -Kingston Rovers and- join the Northern Union. He added that he bad practically given a pledge to assist Hull on Saturday ...

... Y0ORKSHIRE, v. CUMIBERLAND, AT H'ULL. NORTH v. SOUTH ITIA EL. The Northern Union Cmounty Championship Com- petition will be brought to a close for the season by the game between Yorkshire and Cumberlanid, on the ground of the Hull Club, but the match itself ...