... Hardwick and Son, Birmingham 15,985 Mr.Wm. Mathews, Birmingham 15,rt50 Messrs. Parnell Son, Rugby 15,500 Messrs. W. and J. Webb, Birmingham 15 078 Mr. James Moffatt, Birmingham The tender of Mr. Moffatt not being in accordance with tbe form of instruction ...

... ?? E Williams, Queen's College F.C., R. Stevenson, Lasburn, F.C., W Davison, Albion F.C., James Moffatt, Albion F.C., R H Mayoe, Albion F.C., B Gibb, Rugby F.C., R Mockler, Lisburn F.C., and H Johnston, ?? forwards. Yobkshiee.—T Haslam (Batley). back; ...

... (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 ...

... GAIIF-S FOR James Moffatt, East Road, Egreinont (Original). Until tea is ready, 1 will suggest a game of French blind mans hull It is played thus : One of players is blindfolded, and stands in the centre of a ring, formed by the others all catehing hold ...

... captain), K. Williams (Queen's College), R. Stevenson (Lisbtirn). J. B. Bennett ((Queen's College), James Moffatt (Albnn), R. H. Mayne (Albion), B. Gibb (Rugby), K. Dick (I.inborn), and H. Johnson (N. 1.), forwards. Referee—Mr. F. Parry (West Lancashire Union) ...

... Bir- mingham ?? ?? 15,!15 Mr. . WMatthews, Blrnminghsus ?? Messes. Paunell an(d Son, Rugby ?? x,5000 Mlessrs. W. and I. Webb, Birmingham ?? 15,078 Mr. James Moffatt, Birmingham ?? 18. ,8 The tender of Mr. Mloffatt not being In accordanoe with the form ...

... halfbaeks ; H J Neill (captain). N I F C, Ft - Stevenson, Lisburn F C, W Davison, Albion F C, James Moffatt, Albion F C, R H Mayne, Albion F B Gibb, Rugby FC, R Mockler, Lisburn FC, and H Johnston, N I F C, forwards. A Cenr).—A Clergyman will send, free ...

... Armstrong, Kendal, for Banker, and Sir W. Lawson waa seoond. In the class of hunter fillies the first prise awarded to Mr James Moffatt, Kirklinton Park, Carlisle, and Mr Phillimore, Chetenham, second. In the class of Clydesdale fillies, Mr T. Towneley Parker ...

... awarded to Laughing Stock » (by Stock well-Gaiety), bred by Sir Charles Monk at Belsea Castle, now the property of Mr James Moffatt, of Kirkliutou, Carlisle. In a large class of mares suitable for becoming hunters, and with foals at their feet, the prizes ...

... 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 ...

... 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 ...

... 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 ...