... DZtblir rship-street police court on Saturday, Amelia ltleth ury was committed for the manslaughter of her XJ, FOOTBALL MATCH. 6 return football match on Saturday, between ^4land d Scotlaad>at Kennington Oval, was won by '■Th?t^TH OF THE BISHOP OF JAMAICA ...

... Tuesday evening. The rules relating to the general management of the club were alon! passed, those relating solely to the football and rowing departments being left to the committee to form into bye-laws. With a vote of thanks to the Venerable Bishop (the ...

... OBIOrrA awass. If, says the Saturday Review, an umpire at sricket wery tø declare that a player was out according to the rules football, he would discharge an analogous function to th duty which devolved on the Geneva Tribtoal.' The pre- tence that the new ...

... the year ended the 31st of March last, ^2,823 12s. 5d. was received on account of the productive labour of convicts. The football match between the Eton School eleven and an Oxford team closed in favour of Eton by two goals and a rouge to nothing. Both ...

... for Brazil. Macmillan's Magazine for December will contain the commencement of A Slip in the Fens, a Cambridge story. The football match Cambridge University v. Harrow, played at Trinity Cricket Ground, has resulted in victory for the former. The rectory ...

... BRECON. FOOTBALL.-Tlie football match between the Brecon team and the 94th Regiment, which was to have come off on Wednesday, has been postponed for a week, in consequence of the unpropitious weather. ADJOURNED PETTY SESSIONS, Wednesday. — Before Messrs ...

... half-pay after the peace of the Crimea. Ha in India and China during hostilities in those countries. On Saturday the famous football match at the wall, played between the college and oppidans, came off at Eton, m the presence o f a large assemblage of spectators ...

... Bonum cantered in a bad fourth, with Putty next. None of the others passed the post. GREAT MIDLAND HANDICAP STEEPLECHASE. Football. Mr. Stafford 11 Pensioner..Mr. Nicholson 2 Betting—6 to 5 on Pensioner. The non-favourite made play at a good pace, and ...

... A Cabinet Coancil was held oa al the Ministers were present. rday, at which The international football match « J at Kenmngton Oval, resulted in PlaJ'e(J on Saturday^ who obtained four goals to a. Vlct°ry for England, b ais 10 two, kicked for bv Ssotland ...

... HANDICAP. 11 Cocoa 3 Harefoot Four ran. CITY AND SUBURBAN TRIAL HANDICAP. Void. GRAND STEEPLECHASE. Venus Mr. Brockton 1 Football.Mr. G. Walker 0 Carnoustie Mr. Morris 2 Pensioner Mr. J. M. Morning Star Gillett 3 Richardson 0 Bar One Mr. Rolh 0 Six ran ...

... shocking black eye, the result of the assault and beating she had received from defendants, who had hit her about like a football The Bench dismissed the charge against John Legg, but bound the other defendants over to keep the peace, and to pay costs ...

... Llewellin was then charged with assault- ing Ann Durham, at the Isca Inn, by striking her on the mouth, and kicking her like a football. Mr. Graham said the Bench having heard the evidence, he must leave the case in their hands. The latter charge was dismissed ...