... advertising columns the Rugby Football Match to-day will bo at Or- ?? Belfast v. Provincial Towns. The Provincial team is very strong, and a really good match is expected. A meeting of the com- mittee of the Irish Rugby Football Union will be held in the ...

... FOOTBALL. ASSOCIATION. ENGATND V. IRELAND. The fourteenth international contest between the representatives of EDglish and Irish football ?? lasta.taDerby. Though the weather was most inclement, there was -some ten ?? 'cpotaton. The teaans were -Eng- ...

... FOOTBALL. SCOTLAND V. ENGLAND. Tneo annual football matol under aasociation rules batween represeutative teams of Blngland and Sootland was played on Saturday afternoon, at Cathkin Park, near Glas.-ow, the ground of the 3rd L.RV. This contest, as is well ...

... FOOTBALL. ROYAL ACADEMICAL INSTITUTICN V. METHODIST COLLEGE. Yesterday afternoon these two clubs met in the second round of the Ulster Schools' Cup competi- tion on the grounds of the Ulster Club at Ballyna- feigh. The weather was favourable, the gronnd ...

... FOOTBALL. :, IZUGBY MIATCHES. a MONISTOWN (DUBLIN) v. NORTH OF s IRELAND. The Montlatown and North of Ireland teams met a on Saturday at Ormneau in a match which created a a good deal of interest among the patrzns of the r Rugby game. The reputation of ...

... cheered as they came out of the pavilion. Mr. W. R. John- ston, of the Scottish Football Association. had charge of the teanns as referee, and Mr. J. Clug- ston, Irish Football Association, and Mr. W. H. Evans, of the Welsh Association, took, charge of the ...

... 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 ...

... FOOTBALL. PRESTON NORTH E12D v. DISTILLERY. It w ill he seeu by reference to our advertisement coirotos thais the Preso North Lnd football team. widlh is univ ersily rega-rded as the baeL combina- txui -,a the three kting6doms, will play against D-i ldory ...

... FOOTBALL. LADIES' FOOTBALL TEAM V. NORTHI EPD JUNIOIS. MATCH AT CLIFTONVILL1. The lady footballers gave the Belfast punblic another taste of theirquality ?? last, tris time in a different rale. For the first time since their existence as a club they tried ...

... A meeting of dlelegates of the several football clu~bs in County Derry was held in the Corpora- (ion Arm~s Hotel, £'oleraiue, on Wednesday eve~nin last, to conseider the advisab~ility of organisiog a footba~ll association and procuring al challenge cull ...

... FOOTBALL. MOUNT COLLYEL V. OLDWAK. 011 saturdsy a vellecontested gamee ?? played on the new grounds of the former, off Cavehill Road, between teams representing the clubs in the presence of a good turnout of spectators. The home team having won the toss ...

... refe- ree, B. R. Pirrie. IRISH FOOTBALL ASSOCIATION. THs committee of above met last evening and selected teams to take part in tha match, BElfast v. The Counties, on the day after Christmas, on the ground of the Ulster Football Club, Baliyna- feig4, and from ...