... establish an equilibrum vithout using this source of revenue has not been success ful. FATAL FOOTBALL ACCIDENT. (BY !RLRG5RAPjL) London, Wednesday, A football player named Smith while engaged at, practictsafternoon at Abercarne was struck by the ball in ...

... numerable flags decorated the avenue and the two lawns on either side of it, in one of which goal-posts for the game of football had been erected. The larger lawn was prepared for the other sports, and presented a novel and festive appearance; a steeplechase ...

... meeting at some leigth, And Apologized for the absence through T;E INTERNATIONAL FOOTBALL MATCH AT BELFAST. In order to suit the convenience of the many Dublin footballe and others who may wish to travel-to Belfast on to-morrow to witness the international ...

... are supporters of the Gaelic Athletic AssocxatioD to the absurdly few - ganeS ,wlchit has P)S far enclouraged. garling aud football are-certaiuly very good games (even though the latter be n ot purely Gaelic) for winter, but surely sorne varieties of other ...

... The remaiaiog sports consisted of archery aid Aunt Sally, for femsle patients; flat aid ligh jumnt, for meon; kicking' football, ludle race, waking match, of 500 ;yards# wheelbarrow - rac and eacs. race. .The interest excited amongtithea com- petitors ...

... quiarrel arose 6ut of amine inflicted on a student for Prohbiting out of academic costume, and of the forbading by the Dean of football kicking in Botany Bay. Before 'the outbreak of Saturday night some mainoratticks had been made upon'the Deth's rooms, in ...

... MB. MERCER, R.M., AT TULL-A- IMOREi A PROC-LAMATION. A FOOTBALL MATCH SUP- PRESSED. (CrLEGRA3 FROM OUR EEPOIL-Ea) Tullamore, Sundaey Mr. Mlercer, R U, yesterday issued a proc ama- tion, which war e tensively posted, and copies of which were- ser4od on ...

... HARRIERS. The above clab will start from Allen's, Bath avenue, at 8S0 this evening. All members requested to turn up forrun. FOOTBALL. THCE INTERPROVINCIAL MATCh. Itis expected that the Monster team to play Elstel on Saturday will be the same as originally ...

... their rise. The ?? as., however, the fact; and although Tnlta them play harder than Blaek'ek, tr ia was quite as decisive. Te football mnab, Limerick Commercials v Ennis Daca.sis, vag regarded as a good thing for Limerick, aad as it proved. At the same time ...

... attendance t upon his patient. t FATAL FOOTBALL ACCIDEXT.-Shb-Lieu- c tenantr A \V Richmond, a studernt at Ports- month Naval College, died at Haslam Hos- pital yesterday from injuries sostained in tel football field on Friday. He was in goal v when a ...

... thereon, of the football, . cricket, boating, and bathing which make the school year a continued round of athletic plea- . sures The prospect of the accent and the 1L connection' decides the mother; the boy is secured by the visions of football and cricket; ...

... PrsOerve the rights of *Dalkey Comrnon to the people will not be soon iftorgotterl. ACCIDENT IN T11Z FOOTBALL FIELD. IYesterday during tire progress of the' football ,match between the Greystones and Nitchel clubs L at Bray O'Byrne Tournament, a plaver belonging ...