... EASTER WITH THE KENDAL NOR.NET. Owing to Tottineton failing to keep their engagement on Good Friday, the Hornets had to rely on the kindness of Mr. Slavin, of Wigan, to send a local team from that town. The attendance was the best of the season. Play ...

... FOOTBALL CLUB. AMATE Me ATHLETIC and SPORTS. UNDER A.A.A. AND LA eo 0 wis x. P ARCH ‘Vita, 1891. rises, to be ubtuined from 3 nM Brooks, Hon Hee. Clitheroe. IVERPOOL ATHLETIC GROUNDS COMPANY, PRESCOT-ROAD, STANL AMATEUR ATHLETIC SPORTS (Approved by the ...

... M 899. ...

... Cyclists’ Association advertise a big athletic meeting at Dublin on Saturday, April and Easter Monday, April 6. Won t this rather interfere with the two days’ Easter meeting that always held under the auspices of the Ulster C.C. at Belfast? The South Manchester ...

... urn. want match home, 4; home A. March 4 (: on a eal 1 March 4 (a) — Lee, nib . nex a We gen, lu, rely en » Company, team) x Easter home or away. johnson, 20 We rfield (eatral ire Locque) want matches for March 18, 25, April 22, 22, al’ best guarantee to ...

... GOOLE AND Ly vw ic CLUB to The NNUAL’ ATHLETIC SPORTS. Events — lwo Yards Handicav.—Three value £3 10s, 9% Yards Mandican. — rises, value £4 10s. _ Olive-place, reet, Goole. T= BELLMAN TUG-OF-WAR AND hol: ATHLETIC 5 d their first ANNUAL A SPORTS, under ve ...

... ts! This is accounted for by tho fact that all the mills and workshops were closed, and the rising genera- tion and the younger part of those who have done rising were out of town. Fourteen thousand enthusiasts were admiring the Cup holders, and very likely ...

... The entries for amateur wheel events this Bank Holiday have filled very badly, fact principally owing the early advent of Easter, so few men being present in training. Only sixteen names were sent in for the Godaiming erent, despite of the short distance ...

... Broughton “Mrs. Boardn object of giving in the county, but for the com decided not to co Ist, and though taken place, yet; rising organisati along with homo corn F.C., is the match arranged will be played having been ma game in North strong one, and of ...

... Cove-street Sexe are now two below on, which | have no doubt the will largely to the absence of Taylor. The Clyde went through to Easter-road to a hope less defeat. The Hibernians have been carrying al before them—they are at this moment the only beaten team ...

... heavier. From many of the letters published it is obvious that the quiet manner in which the bu.iness was carried on has given rise to a large amount of distrust. I am glad to see Mr. Shipton hammering away on behalf of the itoads Improvement Association ...

... the’? Northern Union, the raft rules of the Union have found their way into rint without their sanction. It’s a way enter- rising have, especially when extra pproved at the Union at Hadderefield. n Thureday next—a meeting which, | am told, is iso to be ...