... FOOTBALL. SCOTTISH FOOTBALL ASSOCIATION. A meeciug of the Scottish F etbhll Assoclation was held in the rioms, Carlton Pi2,eC, GlasgoWr, let 3ight-Mr J. S. MIi;jiop, the Dresirtent, in tbe cbhir. The following clubs were Gramrled -teiloen, idesshopnecs ...

... FOOTBALL. xycER S r. HEzkwr! 0? 75ciD-LOTe.7AN' CEne'steiei.- Tht n t ure caine ufoil tees ter-day on the 0eeouend of the Fleas-S of 31ud-Lhoth an, a3t £yneeatle, near Edeteuburgh, and re- sulted in a draw-one goatl canob The garne th rlughott was very ...

... I - , , FOOTBALL. NpWTOu Hxaqs v. STo=g.-At Newton Heath before .10,1000 spectators. In the first half Newton Heath had by far the heat of matters, bub the Stoke defence, aided by luck. maragedtokeeptheir goal irtact. On resuming, Fkarna for Newton Heath ...

... FOOTBALL. 811MF,1,-- ' , RETPZTOSLO Wrn'teoES.kr 1, 'jason LasAr.2s.-The'e vc-s no attendance of aboot 233-3 at C..thkio to witness this ntatch, bit the weather 'tas hardly of the best description. Plats roll at the start, and woehn rhe plftyers came ...

... FOOTBALL. S COTTSH ASSOCIATION. I ast night the annua rmeeting of the Scottish Association I has held in the VWaterloo Rooms-Mlr A. M'1ffI ennedy, the president, in the chair. The annual report was read and adopted. Tt was stated that the balance at thecredit ...

... FOOTBALL. ?? PLAYMD ON SAir.ZDtAY. RANEGRS v. VA.LE OF LEevMs-KCup ?? threg and four thousand of those. who take an interest in football assembled at li'nunci Park for the purpose of witnessing tel playing off of the cuptie, in which ?? Atangers and VaLn ...

... resulted in a. draw'-tho store, being tics goals each. On that Occasion the day w as unfacoorable for a goad dits. ?? ol football, a vary hight winld prevailing dutfuL the, pew rgross of the match. 'The- tonueided Lti was played off en aiatarday ott ...

... FOOTBALL. QVEE1:S PA TIAR FrNASOES-rThe balance-zheet of tht' Qitecn Frli Football Chib. lthich has jsus been issued to -thc miembers showvs the treasurer to be in possession of a credit htwanee of £2201 6s 2d. which is the largestever Iichiered by the ...

... FOOTBALL. x1aTUuW wrvarn ox uaumTVRI.Y ~VALE (is-iTF:VF . e ARTItAMIf oa t- 'I-cied Clii ti wai lo-ed ot! at. itlettanrita Eri pt--ese.- o g shout 30150 ay~ttrAurtocL orarol fell 'terintz the early half of thle irane, ach the ground stas -ott a. tI slh~ery ...

... FOO.TBALL. tNGLISH CUP COMPEr5,TITIO-XuTHID ROUND DRAW D,. c Al itaportat nesting of the negjisat _Assecifas tion Conjinittee was hclcl last nlight at the Pater. n seber Ron'% offices, London-Major warindiu presiding. Tile jchiefjtopie wc3s the Cfzlatee'g ...

... FOOTBALL MmnT~oass~rort~ InOytOP)L55 v. CAmrADIA8O.-AShs sustaining four defeats in succession from the Third lanark, Eing's Park, Lirdeld, and Sunderland, the Canadians, who bave shown improved form in every game, last evening scored their first victory ...

... FOOTBALL.', WiST OF SCOTLAND 2n TivFNTY V. PAISLEY,- This match was played on Satnuday; at Partick, and resulted in favour of the West of Scotland by a goal and two tries against nothing. The goal was kicked by A. MtGeoch, from r.tch by Connell. Murray ...