... h ?? ?? -1-I .12 2 Lost 01 H To*- ?? 16 11 MI7'i T. Iafcines olaved. 26; won. 14 ; drawn, 4 ;lost, S. i I hAN:-D,;FF5 -FOOTBALL CLU B'S RECORD.jS me3.Club. Far. A g ainIS t. Result. I ?? ?? . ?? ?? 7 .- , Won I l r`a, RI-nth ?? 1 1 .. 1 1 ?? Drawrsjtc ...

... FOOTBALL. HALIFAX V. LLAN ELLY. AN UNSATISFACT'ORY IflCDENT. Tlis match was played at Stradey Park ou Tsresday The weatiher was bitterly cold, arid there was a stong wind blowing. Between otis arid two thouisandwlt aressedithe niatch. Both teams were ...

... FOOTBALL. C Co. A AraNE S VNSEA . LO'NDON CIViL SERVICE, Sthr brie, Tibe London Civil Servicea cojithired their telsr on Miondray, seid niet a very irldidferert, learaof trie t 'all ,I Co ,vlritee en Limit ownil' ground at Swainsea. Titers Were J.. ...

... four o'clock. The home ,s, ptayers are looking forward very anxiously to the event, 12 and great excoitemerit ?? in local football circles Re respecting it. The record of tie Pertarth term thir season has been exceptionally good, and if they m otily play ...

... Lewis), and several ijihiors to sil for the Towit. Football Fixtures for Cardiff and Di3tri0t, With NeW Las, agiees t Uyd. post tree.-F, Fage Wood and Co, Fall Goutfitters, Cardiff. 85815 Football Acctdent InsunranceApplv to William Tage Wod ] atesre ...

... FOOtBhALL. X en THE' NEW RUGBY, FOOTBALL RULES. or The r [Bes , WaLsa ATmxrx. he e u oe Rugby footb -all have long been in hesuch an unwieldy, 1patchwork 1condition that ofeven ardent followers of the game found them- ts dves far from being musters ...

... FOOTBALL. 0 e TEE FOOTBALL ASSOCIATION OF WALSES. rL- The annual general meeting of the above associat- V was held at thle wysnslay Hotel, Ruabon, on Hedn *s- t, day night, under the presidency of Mr. G. A. Hughe ; of Northwich. Victoria. Several alterations ...

... their opponents have certainl th finest a chari football field to choose from. There can be tempt y-no doubt, from time excellent contest of Saturday, furthber L ,as hoiwever, that the Welsh football teamn is capable of 0 de- good things in time future ...

... of Scottlatnd, tile W~elshmetn Ittve every pritepect of giaining first place in the struggle for thle internti- t~iontil football chltteinpatslmip. They have now only to beat Ireland to be assured of that honour, trod as ithe pltiyera of thle Prinicipality ...

... Rowland Eiil, the secretary of thie Rugby Football Union, imongest the above, but ihe Cr ?? roe that it is not 0lie practice to give hil views upon football in the papers. It is ruinoUred, M bowever, in) football circles that Mr. Hill's faith iii M the ...

... FOOTBALL. ,erSTPIS ?? v. XewPea'r. - ste return ! mataht betwveen these clubs wsti playcd on ?? Weston-suoer-Iy arre groun on Saturday, when the attendance was ]arge, and a corresponding interest was manifested in the gasre. Unfortu- ntely for the ~estern ...

... though it was in a S. Ai tetniplast of mud and rain. It wets downrimihet 00 goille football fromt start to close. It was a 1ea gamin dera to ti t heart of evety football etthlt- Pi siast, beisg, as it was, of thlt, open ant fall(' Bi ?? tiascription Wviclth ...