... enacting, amongst other things, that No person ur persons whatsoever shall play, use, ur exercise any hurling. communing, football playing, cudgels, wrestling, or any other games or pastimes, on the Lord's Day or any part thereof. The tine for an offender ...

... FOOTBALL ACCIDENT YESTERDAY. At Redouth yesterday a game was in progress between the Plymouth and lucid teams when one at the visiting halt-backs, named tiwales, wee charged y another player. and sustained concussionb of the brain. Ile was removed from ...

... Mr James Pritchett. %Tent to Lod ealthorpa, whu hat been missing some two or three weeks. LEG BROKEN AT FOOTBALL. Yeeterdity afternoon at a football match. Cornwall and Redruth, played at the !atter place. a home forward named Coyle had hi* leg badly broken ...

... A. hot of repniventatives of all the bodies governing the various branches of amateur spurt in 8116 country. Cricketers. footballer*. rowing. and swimming are all interested in the definition of that important individual. the genuine amateur, as well as ...

... evening as that of William kluttomley, gentleman farmer, of Rugeley. Inquiries point to suicide. (REUTER'S IKLXiAIAII.) ENGLISH FOOTBALL. FINAL TIE FOR THE ASSOCIATION CUP. The last great match of the F:uglish swoon under ASMeeiation rules ere played yesterday ...

... Govan Polk* Sports and international tug-of-war contest, which took place at 'brim Park, Govan, the ground of the Rangen Football Club, yesterday afternoon. Fully 30.000 spectators were present. Beautiful weather favoured the gathering. The proceedings ...

... nothing. The colonial sap and vigour are an infusiou not to be despised in tennis any more than in cricket, rowing, boxing, football, or general athletics. The man who comes to us fresh with endowments from the Colonies is generally sure to make his mark ...

... lnesday by the Great Norther 4 Railway tor the Boyne Regatta. Jr W .1 ()Abase. one of the oldest members of the Ccuitnereial Football (lob. Lintetick. dies: (luring the seek in liarringtos*s Bolas]. after a brief illness. About 500 friends and Gaels tittendeil ...

... executor His scholastic clever was not low distinguished than his legal. At Eton he was captain of the school and also of the football eleven. at Cambridge he became a Senior Fellow. obtained a First Clam in the Classical Tripoli. and Wll6 Hui:seen Prize. ...

... lap big. Heavens! what a chatax was hat, for if Mislay had horn in tinw 4r couldn't have kept hum writing an article the football. •just -es hr does on cricket. and it would have leaf tem. Miuldy is sever C. threat as over a subject' that lw knows nothing ...

... of a hymn and be prover. after which the bop= are drilled for 54 or 4(3 mieutee. The notices connected with the cricket ur football club are then given out. Finally one of the odieere delivers a short address of about ten minute , duration. urging the bore ...

... improve, struct end encourage the boys are also to provided. Excursions will be arranged in the simmer months. and cricket and football clubs will be formed. Bevs between the ages of eight and sixteen eligible fur membership. and are plumed in different winos ...