... accomplished the best performance of the day by beating Manchester United on their own ground, but the victories of Woolwich Arsenal at Hull and of Aston Villa against Sunderland were almost equally meritorious and surprising. Middlestirough beat Blackburn Rovers ...

... Brinford's win uvcr their (rem!, at Huddersfield brought th , !ot level with Notts for two matches fewer played. Hull City, IVoolwich Arsenal and Fulham woo , their matche., and Clanton Orient ,drew at Nottingham with the Forest. Only Nottingham of the ...

... latter, whilst Woolwich Arsenal unaccountably failed against Huddersfield at Highbury. The visiting club had previously won only six matches out of twenty-five played, and were fourth from the hot- Low of the Second Division. The Arsenal's defeat leaves them ...

... Maillard's Open on Saturday nights. SPECIAL BARGAINS ON THESE OCCASIONS. Michael P. Maillard. EL POPULAR. London, Nov. 19th. The Hull inquiry has adjourned after taking evidence regarding the material damage and receiving claims for compensation. England has ...

... his were shot by the Royalist soldiers, and the Republican leader himself became a tetnrrary primer. Having arrived off the arsenal, the San Raphael lira a blank shot and blew her syren as a preliminary notice cf bombardment. The Republican &niter then opened ...

... earrie. Wool. wich Arsenal r ight among the aristo•racy of the goeonii Division. The thinner. l are on point. with Hull Notts County, rol have tw o games in a. compared with the Nottingham Tien playwl a brilliant game for thei' Arsenal and stioreil both ...

... of Association Cup competitiop proper as follows LONDON MATCHES. Fulham v. Hull City. Millwall v. Middlesbrough. Crystal Palace v. Glossop. Croydon Common v. Woolwich Arsenal. , Tottenham Hotspur v. Blackpool. ' Chelsea v. Southend United. LONDON CLUBS ...

... DtinsioN. In the Second Division, Woolwich Arsenal who started well have lost ' their last two games One of these being on their own ground; but as last year, they seem to be suffering through their best players,not being able to turn out owing to injuries ...

... charossl. He bad tot seen Hnuttb-on-Hats wrapped in paper marked G. Ile bad not seen recently hnw Rough-omitats - rnt up. Arsenic was deadly poison. Not cross•exansined. Dr. J. H. Seon stated that he Wat, A turmber of the Medical Board, and was in actual ...

... SCHOONER 'PLANET, THE HULL of the Schooner Planet, formerly owned by Messrs. Ellis Grell & Co., is now lying in the har boar of St. George's, Grenada, having been found abandoned at Pea and towed in by the R.M.S. Balantia. The hull is in first-class condition ...

... professionals alto learnt their game feat to Stevenson—the esargie nes Arsenal winning t home, Notts with the gutt) balls will compete 2,488 pointa--lent an additional imuter- Comity and Hull away. Notts against four who Isere nurtured oss the eat to the veteran's ...

... in the duck were reduced to matchwood, and the Jena, lcwer decks aft of which were now a mas f tlirr. heeled over until the hull was et an angle of about degrees. The quarter-deck protecting the vital parts of the hip was A iverucl like brown paper. On ...