... interfere, The Pertinacious is spun round like teetotum, and passed from one of the jolly-looking gentlemen to the other like a football. But that the process is carried with the utmost good humour, should certainly think it right to interfere; but The Pertinacious ...

... Swindells.. 25 ti Fortman, jnn.. 5 Total MrCLKniokenkergdo 1 l-uftb rt .. 5 MrE*.Plyor Formby ..10 rOOT-BAli.— -The first Rugby foot-ball match of the season, “Sixth Form r. School,” will played this day (Saturday;. RACKETS. ~A mattb was played on Monday afternoon ...

... Thinking they are now fairly entitled to claim the championship Scotland, they have thrown out challenge that effect. FOOTBALL. Basses Football Club.—At meeting held on Sept. 22, it was resolved that the opening day be postponed from Oct. 7 to Oct. 14, in ...

... challenge from “the Wellington Castle fellows.” Now, from the fact that many of onr boys came from the north, where golf and football are more in vogue’ than cricket, we were, for our mmbera, rather weak tbecricketing department. That year, ’howe’Vcr, We ...

... RICHMOND FOOTBALL CLUB. Tdf. above club ecmmences its this day Saturday (October 14), with match between the membere of the club. The following matches have teen arranged be played during the season: October 21, at Richmond, v. College. October 28, ut ...

... evening next eight o’clock, which occasion has also been selected to present Mr. Riley wittr the wtnley Champion Challenge Cup. FOOTBALL. UCHHOHS t. WIKBIZDOX SCHOOL. A mitch between these two well-known clubs took place at Wimbledon Saturday From Hie very ...

... FOOTBALL. Crystal Palace v. Clapham.—A match between the above clubs was played at Penge on Saturday last, which terminated in favour of Palace two goals to one, owing in a groat measure to superior weight. The former were kicked E. Abraham and J. Turner ...

... river on horseback, and, the timely aid of this auxiliary, the angler goon brought bank fine kipper of 231b weight. FOOTBALL. A FOOTBALL MATCH. Cold the -wind and cloudy is the sky, The last brown leaves drop fluttering high. And Autumn’s hand hath stolen ...

... very good play. This neighbourhood has for some years possessed excellent cricket club, but it is only this season that a football club has been formed. hope soon to have the pleasure of publishing a list of the matches that have been arranged. Bichmond ...

... Common, along the back of the Timbrels, where they took the brook, and afforded great amusement to the Eton boys, who were at football there, then away to the Bracas, where they finished, the pace being so fast that only a few were the finish. The pack met ...

... dumb-bell exercise, &c.—CHARLES rOMEROY BUTTON, Proprietor, and 143, Cheapside, London. GUN. SATURDAY, NOVEMBER 18, 1865. FOOTBALL LEGISLATION. There arc number of questions which, like old friends with new feces, seem to crop up with stereotyped regularity ...

... under totally different system. It difficult to see how this evil is to bo obviated. A proposal has been made to hold general Football Congress, consisting of representatives from the various Public Schools and leading local clubs, who should be empowered ...