... FOOTBALL. I INTMRHOSPITAL ASSOCITION CIJ. 2 ST. BARTaiOLOiEW'S IHOLDOISS) V. ST. TuomAs&5-The 5 miserable weather of yesterday did not deter a large number of students from visiting the Essex County Ground, Layton, 0 when the fina tie for this cup was ...

... FOOTBALL. MWVDIG OFTHE AUOCLtTION CO'UNCIL.- DII AW FOR THEL CIIALLENUE GUi'S. An important sneeting of the ev'ectitve of the Football Atnoelatlion was field lisot night oh thu offices tn Chancgry-visno, whlen the Chesosnase of the Council, lMr. J.C ...

... FOOTBALL. - ASSOCIATIOK. Logszo CAuLIo\rAes r. YMu.WaA LL ATKLrTic.-Thix match ?? Only poor fosotbuil at the CaledwAl' jXruiad. fi: liolioway. yvsterday. itillwal wou by three 1ois* to two. bu They let b; two t. out at hla.t tire, and Snbsqutetly each ...

... POOTBALla1 ONDO N v. IDL&ND COUNTZU London football a etined esethin o & re ad That the Midland peies se able to i fts74 the field mg Vw wei2 awae. hut . t ey could beat Lonam was a verydffee qestion, whih, we't. wa solaedned esin a ptical shape bthe ...

... Thambulep! the heast division of the Leiague. edabs-wete alleged onla turcde, andi onee more have big crowin Rnd ex- 1;itingr football to be reported ffoiri Line ?? C AlOOCdC BT~erton red Sunodeslord's furtlien'viaorian (1 LSi th efat BrMooinorii 'Bud Ou ...

... FOOTBALL. ASSOCIAIION CHALLENGE CUP. DARRWEN v. THE RENNANTS. The third tie between those clubs was played yesterday at deusniogton Oval, in wretched weather. Thore was a rather large muster of the friends of the northerners, and great interest vastaken ...

... FOOTBALL ASSOCtATIONi. TEE LJ2A.GVE tAIME. 2In a full progrcuammoelf tin Firsit DivisIoon 01ISaWtudY the 1Utteng ?? was meet stirikding wen the defealt of Susoderland 115 a petrles tteand, *a elootly ie 'ltunaeetaleoty that ovi xis theshi Itir great team ...

... FOOTBALL. J. BERRY (TYLDESLEY). iight welcome to the chabmpion county of I890.1 must have been the sudden jump into prominence of the Tyldesley balf-baok who prior to that season had been compazatively nlknown. It supplied a much-felt want, not only for ...

... FOOTB3ALL. 5 TILE CAxeDnae AsSOciATIONx Tr.ax.-Dnring the next S.! football season there will be * visit from a tearn of C(onanism fo players, fo wvhom the ?? fixtures love been arranged: Aurust 23, Third lasarik, at Glasgo,; 29, Tirield.Athfetic, to ...

... FOOTBALL. THE MIDDLESEX FOOTBALL ASSOCIATION. There was a lages gathetring of the represenat~ives of Mid- dlesex clubs at the annual meeting of the Association last night at Anderton's Ho)tel. Sir. Jawoes . Farmer, a vice- president and the donor of the ...

... FOOTBALL ASBOtSA2'IOx RjULES. Tap, ENULISH ELEVEN v. IRzjlayn. tisW on Saturday WEe-I, at Sondai-lrand a change ha ,, aei plating for li~n lhyivemity at thep flub,(1 on thatda and in laceor.the ont'dur righbt fir Eng-lnd4 n~ll be sn a4Athlser~7nit, ...

... FOOTBALL RUGBY UNION. ii RUGBY COUNTY CHAILFIONdSHIP. a EASIER,; CountIs V. 8111uesx,-The SUose fifteenk Wets a seen to grea~t Advantage in thins match at Easthosene yester- hov.Nt ny i their hakspssdwitansderamie gwiharnosoy. Stiosex y Thamnioshipan ...