... toils of the classes were finished for the day, with what delight and buoyancy of spirit we ran to the field to join the football fr cricket party, or some one of the many sports peculiar to our native country. Before sitting down I would again express ...

... nt of ?? or Scholarships in the Lahore Uni- versity'College. - ILmLxD All' 'FooTBAL.-Mr A. W. Bayley, aged 21, en artirced clerk to a solicitor, has been Rilled at a football match in the Old Doer Park at Richmond, While playing he kicked the ball, and ...

... rggs Dom. 1, 0 to a - Mr ForresterI 7 tn. nom tn1t. 23 to l- Mr Haywood's 100 to a -Mr Lawton's L norn. to. LoW. tn. f A FOOTBALL mateb between the Edinburgh Aca- e demy and Merchiaton Clubs was played on Thurs. day, resulting in favour of the Academy ...

... foot ~ slppe, an hi bal ladedin te brn.This slip favurd .aaiean gae im hematch by one B hoe h a a is-ae osdring the-state * FOOTBALL. THE IcTNO-TATIONAL MAvcoo.-The arrangements for the celebration of the match between the chosen ITwenties of England and ...

... firm. W~alker's earhirr have been selling at 25s per bull of 4 evwts ; forty-folds at 24s lid per do. ; Sattonls red-skinned football at 231s ler rio. ; and kidneys Mt 22s9 per do. The disease stlid s-ditfics, Loxnose )?O13UoH.l MrKsET.-S'ugai markcet quiet; ...

... his future career. T~HE IunNTxaRNATuoNiA FOOTBALL MATCH. - On t' rhof Saturday, November 30, Glasgow will see the firat 2 fmatch . layed between England 'and Scotland b accotilin to -the rules of the Football Assoelation. i * 11 Scotchmen, too, piny rely ...

... will enable him to live well, to put money by, to become farmer, landowner, and all that he comnmonly desires. INTERNATIONAL FooTBALL. Marrcsr.-As the pre- parations for this great mateb become more com- plete, the interest in it begins to increase. Both ...

... Raiway Coropany have voluntarily N3 I given an exctrv, 1s per wveek to their porters and 4 I platelay ers, Y I o ?? __ __ml I0 FOOTBALL. Bt 14Cs 12 I 2 IDE-Er r. c SV ISxNrsr'NT.-The Derby lalcocired culde? a 16 reat ciisscvscatcce, icc'.steg played fear mon ...

... Idisagreeable sensations. A solitary cave lls Ithis is, of course, open to varions ?? Iand objections ; but the fact remainsi.' FOOTBALL. 2n WESTrEP kaIReOX.-A match wasl plahy- ci the ground of tee wresturi. and resulted in their jant, by ear goal he nothing ...

... other matches. the contest to-day is looked forward to by- football lovees with considerable interest. It is a singular fact that these a;clubs have not. yet encountered 'ach other on the football field, and tbeir respoctivO merita aretheresioreto some extent ...

... American ailway ae Dreet d dealt in on this side arie diseredite* It is ekior. n ble that ayp'parentyh oete iol erd anthe football of abusness Y that ?? connetdwithoni'o the English ir Governmental departmcnt, together wit London Y accountants,- should ...

... Taet 81 29.74 -W.& . 0.O1l 60 40 50 1 so GraiRN at rtn 24 Ioors 5 ?? to obh torn GAR8DNER a 00.. 58i BUCHANaN STREET,~r I - FOOTBALL. BELLAmovrSo Te. La ?? on the ground of the former at Ibror Hill, and resulled In tavour oi the Bells houston by 3 goals ...