... (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 ...

... 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 ...

... woolled Breeds: W . Gibbings, Wale= Barton, Bow, rth Devon. Cheviots : John Ellio t t Hindhope, Jedbnigh, N.B. Mount ain : James Moffatt, Gatorade, Sanquhar, N.B. Smith downs Hugh °erring., Brighton. Hampshire Downs: William Newton, Crewman& Battle, Wallingford ...

... ( 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 ...

... 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 ...

... voted for no professionalism, and fifty.four for profesaionalism. The result was received with considerable enthusiasm. RUGBY FOOTBALL UNION. ALTHOUGII it was known that the business to be transacted at the annual March general meeting was not likely ...

... an Viand man, to take place on December 20th, at Norwood. Green, Wyke. Changes see &uncoated is the leans chosen fori l the Rugby irternational trial game at Birken. heed Park on Saturday next. R. W. Taylor back). and G. C. (three-quartm), two Northumbrian ...

... 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 ...

... ; 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 ...

... (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 ...

... away. Cleveland Athletie have the following dates open, April 8, 15,22 and 29, also Good Fridsy and Easter Monday, away.—James Moffatt, 9, Willseton.plane, Birkenhead. _ _ _ Clubs having fixtures with Claughton School note that the School have changed their ...