... George Wood. a heartv vote of 3 thanks was accorded to all who took part in tho - programme. I FOOTBALL AclDENT.-On the 29th inst., during the progress of a football match between teams re I presenting Ballymagross and Saul, on the ground' 7 of the latter ...

... estimzated at from £30G to £100. FATAL FOOTBALL ACCIDENT. ISOTTTRPORT, SATTRuAYn-Harold Stephenson, t aged eleven, son of Mlr. A. F. Stephenson, of i Soutbport, died to-day from the results of a kick s received duriog a football match at Wigton. SI SUICIDE OF ...

... August 4th. CANADIAN FOOTBALLERS. TO THE EDITOR OF THE BELFAST IEWS-LETTEBR. SIR-Those who enjoyed the matches of the 'Toronto lacrosse team in April will be glad to hear that Ontario is now sending us a team of amateur football players, chiefly from ...

... being introduced, while the names of vessels were conspicuously displayed. IRISH FOOTBALLERS AT MONTREAL. A telegram dated Montreal, Thursday, says-- The Irish Rugby Football Team now visiting this country defeated a Montreal fifteen to-day by twenty points ...

... ting ponds. Glasgow football enthuslasts bare .now c0mme nced to clamnouur or the monicipelisatiol of the football grounds. and it is tolerably certain :hat unless the Town Coucils in the large cities step in end purchese she football grounds the clubs ...

... Lisburn F. C. The football matdh, Scotland against Wales (ac- cording to association rules), was played at Wrex- ham yesterday, and, after a most determined struggle, resulted in the victory of the Scots by two goals to nothing. FOOTBALL FIXTURES. March ...

... south-east, and that the improve7ment in lhe teinperature noticed to-day will not be main- taiued. FOOTBALL. CHALLENGE CUP MATCH. 'rtY Ti:LeGLu'Ri, ysrc Football Association Challenge Cup match concluded on Saturday afternoon at Kennington Ovalthe ?? beating ...

... re- artemeent of the present bishop at the close of this s FOOTBALL FATALITY. .A YOUNG man. a member of the M1asfield Towe Club. died yesterday morning from injaries ret ceivedl in a football macch at Sutton-in-Ashfield o0 the 27th ult., py collision ...

... sectionzof the town should be studied more than another. Bloomfield is more convenient than Cliftonville for the majority of football plavers and admirers. As the match, Scotland v..Irelind, was played on one side of the town1,itbis only fair to players and ...

... the Belfalst Ceh'erities' Football ats CGlh'llei-ce ?? 11712 J T he ?? Treo-cure; of thr Belfast NMaternity le Rospital anowlaedrgcs trhe receipt of Twenty it Polis (£20) froni the TiusLees of thle Belfast to C. aritie F. Football Challellge Cap. 11713 to ...

... by Mir. J. Lutton. of Drmn- anrannon. Here variety was the order of the day. Some rested. some played football, several members of the new football; Association club affordino pleasure to many onlookers by playing now and then a short-timed game. After ...

... the Portadown Football Club, asking the use of the fair green for a period of three months, and stating that the members of the club would be willing to pay a reasonable rent for same, The chairman said they had an experiment of football in the fair green ...