... FOOTBALL. SCOrTA;D . IRELAND. This inmoeltant ihternational event, which has been looked tewar.l to w ithi more than usual interest seeing slit it tie filit vihit *f tilt IriIi to eotiVuauld, end tlh.- tl. ; I ,li t.,arl it; alnilat idelltic:lly tie siiii ...

... - FOOTBALL. ENGLAND V. SCOT[LAND. This Association. match was played, under the Ii h'nglish rules, onl Saturday afternoon in Hamipdill Min Park, Glasgow, in presence of a gathering of between of ti I, 000 and 20,000 spectators. Whcun time was that cailed ...

... FOOTBALL. A BE ) E N S lIltI I Ev. Phicir. NVAN])EltERS. O A match between these cbubs was; played oil SAtWr- cliay afternoon ott thle grotittd of tle A llerieen.ihire- Cricket Club, atol rt stlte'l inl it win for thle homle club, Pc they souritig two ...

... FOOTBALL. I . ~ , .-~ WVolverhampton WaXnderers v. Aston Villa.- This ortlirnary match for the benefit of Griffithe t.he right half-back of the Wanderers, who has played for nine years for that club, was decided in glorious weather at Molyneux (Gounds ...

... Football. DEFEAT OF THE QUEEN'S PARK. THE INTER.COUNTY LEAGUE MATCH. The match of outstanding importanice on Satur. day 'lal that between the Third Lanark and the Queen'- Park at Glasgow, in the first round of the Charity Cup ties. The phenomenal success ...

... FOOTBALL. ADEInDEENSHIRE C. IKING'S COLIEGE.-A mantch between these clubs was played in the H~olburn GroVueI on Saturday afternoon, the game, according to pte- arrangemenet, being divided into four 1l5's. ArtsX having won the toss elected to defend ...

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... .w: Football. Im *- _ LEAGUE INTERNATION4L AT GLASGOW ly' VICTORY1z FOR SCOTLAND. ag THE NORTHERN LEA:GUE CHAMPION- as Iet SHlIP.,. sk This will be a memorable year in the history of s, Scottish football. Scarcely has the patriotic s; enthusiasrm ivith ...

... FOOTBALLERS AND THE FUND. We are glad to knaw that the o ggestion which emanated from Councillor Wiljie, and was published in the ,Journal, it likely to hear fruit, Councillor Glass and the football leadei', having ruadily agreed to aid the fund by ...

... people who were present were too old to play a football, but believed that football provided s good entertainment for, them. There were many E clergy in this arodeaconry who regularly at- & tended football matches, not only in their own I towns, but they ...

... SATURDAY'S FOOTBALL. QUALIFYING CUP FINAL. The miserable weather which prevailed anl over Scotlanrd on Srturday was responsible for a number of surprises in the matches played in the south. AiwiRDEitlN v. Oioy.-Aberdeen shared in the miserablo weather ...

... FOOTBALL MEETiNGS. PaOFESSIONALIA'1 OR NO P lI'E$SlOXALSMI ' A special goneral meet lug of tho Saottisii Foot- b llt Associatioa vas held In Ulatlsgowv last night. T11ho special cononittee appointecllnt the animlal Inteluijg in fMay to lparl' a revisedl ...