... -but they are very good samples of I . modern footballers. and the prevailing opinion on the e ground on Saturday among the spectators was that they e bid fair for an illustrious position in the football world. I f The combination of the forward element ...

... F Football. TO SECHETARIES OF FOOTBALL CLUBS. &ecretart* of Fbotball MU, h. Mh ,tsh ?? or thdrt,' stohs inoortoo in our ?? a ?? ?? nostoo a. ,poat dftor they a- played. Strit copt1400 With taid roul Is oroosy to arot ttppoitotoet., Reports to be writtel ...

... FOOTBALL. WELSH ASSOCIATION CHALLENGE CUP. BANQOR V. CARNARVON.-The match between these clubs in the first ties for the Welsh Association Cup was played at Carnarvon on Saturday last. The weather was fine and the ground in good condition. The portion ...

... tie ?? at Shrewbury. FOOTBALL NOTES. [BY REaRns.) The all-absorbing topic of conveyration in football cirles at Tiangor is the forthcoming match in the final tie of the Welsh Cup Competition. TIme committee of the Welsh Football Asseciation met at Wrexhsam ...

... FOOT.BAL UL. BANuORV. CARNAnVON WANDEIERS.-The aboveoclubs met together for the fourth time this season on the Wanderers' ground, Carnarvou, last Saturday. Bangor were minus the services of both their full backs, S. WVillman, and J. S. Jones; also Willie ...

... FOOTBALL. NORTH WALES SENIOR CUP, FINAL TIE. B&NGOR V. LL.ANDUDNO SWIFTS. f - [BY i3N &VN,E Whatever exoitement may prevail as to the resalt t of a league match ?? Sunderland and Everton, or the final tie frV the English Onp between .Aston it Villa ...

... FOOTBALL. The Bangor Football Club will ?? in a match with the Ceanarvon Colts at -Baugor on Saturday afternoon, play to comnmence at 2.30 p.m, CouLIPTrITIoN-Aa anuounced in oar last issue, tho cor. petition for two new footballs (value &1 Is), was played ...

... 11 ; 1, , Football. ;i .TO SECTETAIIESF FOOTBALL.OGLtBS- .&c,-eI0'rla of Fnothaii Cf ubs, redto wd the Lar~aa clt teir retdhe. fnaerfadl * in our wecekIZ Jo~lnolu Colueslns Wtuld forn #aim ol, d a ll aolt s5 pe' l , after they are pa ed. fig ricS t c ...

... to obtain them a favourable position io the football arena. We would stroaghy advise ttem to play a studied gentlemanly game; it would he a Pleasure to meet them: they would advance lben- selves in football cireles, and would nob bring discredit on England's ...

... Wl1esv70on 9to 2. FOOTBALL NOTES. The season is now fast coming to a close, and the local clubs seem to have abandoned all hopes of a 'match until next season. . Raturday was the da, 'fixed for the playing of the ma~tch, Northern Welsh Football Aesociation ...

... FOOTBALL. Rovans (UrrmL Bmtaon) v. BEAumaAnis.-A match between these two clubs took place on Saturday, the 5thinst., on the ground of the former. The Rovers,after a hard contest, managed t3 score four goals to none. The Rovers goalkeeper, Evan Jones, ...

... FOOTBALL. BLUES (IIrAEL) v. MOUNTAXN RlOVERS ?? match was played between the above clubs on Saturday, the 13th instant, on the ground of ilia former at Garth. The field was in a bad condition, rain having fallen the previous night, The ball was kicked ...