... meductwris, the rapes, the whir:4lm, tb. dela> s of just.* — OW manuer to • h tch waive complainta were towed to sad fro liars footballs, from I 'Mout. to Lowden, and from Landoe back to Calcutta—the lowes defined produced thereby, making lb* heart out uuly ...

... Buttery, Esq., they were all treated with curds and cream, with fancy bread. They enjoyed themselves for three hours at football, &c., arriving all safe home, highly pleased with the day's pleasure. ...

... conducted round the garden sad grain& by Hope and Lady Isabelle. They afterwards to verioui pinea, such as more tiepin, 'football, ream, de., in all of which they ware kindly encouraged win ead emitted by kir jantfiy. The afternoon speed joy. Z ro Mm ...

... contributed much to their general amusement. On their way home, ;several of the youth+ joined for • short time in • game at football in a field on the farm of Cuthill, granted for the wagon by Mr and Mrs Forsyth. All arrived safely home about halt uirt four ...

... Mr lussell, where they partook of a plentiful supply of bread NA milk, after which they began a lumber of games—cricket, football, Anneing, LA, Re.—which they kept. up with vigour till the time to receive a second aptly of refreshments; after which Ihey ...

... procerion to a field, kindly Footed to them by Mr Ferguar, manager of Jernston Works, where they enjoyed themselves at games of football, racing, &a., to their hearts content, They afterwards proceeded to Mr Ferguson'. house, where the rad played a tune, and ...

... Sporting pers. INTMIATIONAL FOOTBALL MATTB.—AO international football match on played at Edinburgh on Monday—the aides contending .itag twiny of Ktigl.a sad twenty of fkor.d. Ibe match very closely n,nteated, and wN by the Bartell team, who mule ~t.a ...

... melt SO MGM =egg I•tler. PM. ANTLD. an Lola. Itaa Nora bolo, to Mumma to Way • WOK welTaalNre waaiwl a Moe la .18_PF. Football For particulan apply to Ms JO , WI ItLACILISMITH by APPI7OWIP•de.OI.7. A D. 14•10. Wida•t. 011 Fll3ll Waste, t Ns 2 Mb ...

... the Rev. D. B. C 11616,00, Aerdsthot, New Monkland, and others. After partaking Mr Black'. liberality, they ermined with foot.ball and other spirts till they retuned loath in the coon. log highly delighted with their trip. ...

... sod Mn Mooldowarth sad family. After ample chow had • been and to the &cloth., swingiog, pole vault. ion, months, putting, football, he., was beely dulged in. to addition to the mount scholars at. tending the school, there wore about 6,000 of parents and ...

... ; bat WWI, Ism sled to my, be,. set been beaded dews ear day, Wien their plasm aro better tiled by friend!, 'Webs. soli, footbal, er etudes smarm tb diligent I eontimed the prim, sledss eye and pains big Med to it. aide; We lit hewer eat the eery time ...

... EABT KILBRIDE FOOTBALL— Qoua's Pug (2o KLIVO) • Nan match wee played on thstorday between thee* elute, ea the ground of tie East Killarlde Club. A eta, beers* blest elate the Bold, eisieet which, having woo the b., the Queen'. Park sleeted to play. During ...