... (and the tenure of office of all aE his colleagues) is dependent upon a Parliamentary al majority, is to make India the foot-ball of Parliamen- Pt taryfactions. Every imaginary grievance from India a will be greedily laid hold of by Opposition and con- ...

... A-ark Rolle, Hon. ?? Truflusis. ixad B. Willyatms, Mr.P., id! C1 Other oillicerbs, johined tleirnlmen in a spirted game~of football. 'tl After that theyr had wrestling. Sir Arthur threw his~man, .,W fauili was afterwards firiig by a fresher hand-.the whole ...

... wide mystic circles to a music of incantation; I the boys-still true to their heroical' tendencies-contesting vigorously at football. Mr. Stewart and his lady, who, wit 1 a party of friends lent their presence to the animated scene, exerted ?? very graciously ...

... keelpins, tronks, coits, pitching-bars, hurling, wrestling, leaping, running, fencing, mustring, swimming, wasters, foiles, foot-ball, balown; quintaus, &c., and many such, which are the com- mon recreations of the country folk. Here be a goodly choice, ...

... charged for entry to the Park, and the proceeds are to be given to the poor of Renfrew. After a keenly contested game at football, about fifty gentlemen sat down to ?? Campbell in the chair, supported by ?? M'Gregor, Mr. White, of Renfrew, the Directors ...

... declaration of wavre as probable, and ni states that thle Emperor of Austria has (icelared his resolve u, on not to he the football of the Emperor of the French. d 5: of PENINSULAR MNAILS. r Southampton, Mlonday. t, go The steamer Albamnbra, has arrived ...

... our Universities may show their pluck and stamina in rowing a four-mile race on a stormy April day ;'but the practice of football or of vieing with the toughest waterman on the Thames is of little service toyoung men when their country is in danger, and ...

... been reached-which was a fine green knoll, belonging to the parochial clergy.nan, kindly granted for the occasion-ganes at football, races, &ec, were eagerly engaged in, to the great amusement of both youan and old. After partaking of an abundant repast ...

... purpose, they had fu~lliberty to enjoy them- selves in all kinds of youthful sports. The boys went'offin fine style at the foot-ball, while the girls, with their wonted discernment, had selected the highest elevation, where in a3 short time they were at ...

... GiultireCr', the natives of Laputa are said to wear their heads disconnected from their bodies, and to use themas their footballs without impairing their vitality. Readers give what credit to this narrative they please; but for ourselves, we must confess ...

... to be some thorns mixed among the roses. Fagging out at cricket is tough work foryvoung ms- cles, and a 'shinning' bout at football isreall' no bad prac- f tice forthe sharper give-and-take of a regular pi batice ald At all events such exercise fits for ...

... Lordl IPalmerston expressed his approval of the plan of elementaryl Idrill in public schcols, as an auxiliary to cri'cket, footballI Ileaping poles, and other sports. Tape Bishop? of London stated that he took deep interest in the object which was inl view; ...