... three. S he quater bacWs, S. Gardiner, H. S. Anderson, D. r (C.Woods; half-backs, John Moffatt,W. Moffatt P forwards, James Moffatt, Fergnson, Oldham a Mayne, Greene, Blackwood, Macouu, Alexander, r F. Woods. Referee, Mr C. Mountford. d Anderson kicked ...

... FOOTBALL. RUGBY. HAILEPOOL ROVERS V. BELFAST 'ALBION. ' There wos a .Fu-'.fr'.'n.-':aooo spectators on the Friarage Field, Hartlepoo!, on Saturday afternoon, to wituess the onsct Lelween the Rovers and the above famous Irish team—the winners of the Ulster ...

... nominators : Win. Culliford, Gee. Walters, Pittard, Wro. Gidley Godfrey. Frederick Brake, John Vincent, James Harris James Moffatt, Alfred Thomas Shire, George Thomas Adams, James Park, Edmund Damon ; Mr. Robert Leach, Silver Street, hotel proprietor ...

... improved upon.—A Mien Johnston ((full beck), Woods, Beettie,_Alcken (half backs), W. Moffatt, John Moffatt (quarter backs), James Moffatt, Ferguson, Mayne, Galbraith, Gray, Blackwood, Oldham, Carter, Maooun (forwards). North Hunter (full back), Vint, Gardner ...

... Aicken getting over, ne kicked a goal. A few minutes later, John Moffatt ran behind the Rugby line, the try being missed, a fate that also betel a try by James Moffatt soon afterward,. Just before nn side, W. hfotfatt got in. Mayne kicking a goal, so that ...

... ( in the f ( mi-final at York, on Saturday next, and , Hull Bzitai.___.ia wilt meet York A,at Hull. i ■ . Tl-E YOBKSH IRE RUGBY UNION AND ' PROFESSION! A LISM. 1 LEEDS PARISH CHURCH SUSPENDED. ! A meeting of the Committee of the Yorkshire 1 Fugby I'nion ...

... E. O. Warren (Lnnedowno) and A. L. I’Deonell (Dublin University), V. C. Le Pnna (Lansdowne), h. W, Forest (Wanderers). James Moffatt (Albion). H. Stevenson (Dungannon), J. Waites (Beetlvo Hangers), M. Roche (Wandorers). W. Davi* (Heesbrook).J. li. O’Connor ...

... (Wanderers), R. Stevenson (Dungannon), W. Davis (Bective Rangers), James Moffatt (Albion), and J. Little (North of Ireland), forwards. Dyson (Kuddersfield) had an intimation from the Rugby Union asking him to hold himself in readiness to play with England ...

... ; umpire, Mr Hill. Beim% Kr W. Bryant (Huntingdon). ZIIGST SCHOOL. Tag &soot v. B111311(081 COLLZUE (Dimes) (XL—Played at Rugby. March 8. The ground was in very fair condition, an d a good and well contented game resulted in a win for the School by two ...

... officers and brethren, including the Deputy Prov. G.M. Brother James T. Qolline, P.G.8.8., England ; Brothers G. Beech, Seo., James Moffatt, Major Ash, the Rev. w. Heonnessey, the Rev. Holland Richards, Colonel Ww. Cox, Mesars. C. I. Blaker, B. Lowis, J. E. Stanley ...

... morning Mr. Lonaley • court st Learnin•Win nwision of of voters in Cubbington end I-Wilford dietrie. Rugby Divieon. Liberal party represented by Holman, Rugby, Bon., Conservative.. Wave, overwers submitted manuseriptlliala of votens.•nd Revising Bewilder eevere ...

... (forwards). Albion: (heck), R. Pedlow, B. Clarke, D. C. Woods (half backs), W. Moffatt, John Moffatt (quarter backs), James Moffatt, Black. wood, Moore, Delacherels, W. S. Walker, Mora. Macoun, Oldham (forwards). Lumina. ATILZTICS V. A or (A).—A weak ...