... Timmie (back*), H. 0. 0. Beasley, 0. Wreford-Brown, and 0. E- Wrcford-Brown (halfbacks). K. X. R. Blaker end W. F. H. (right whig), O. O. Smith (eeatre). C. F. Ryder end M. H. Stenbroogh (teft wtog) (forwafds). Oembridge TTniremity: T. B. (Trinity HaU) ...

... , bat try m thee would they not break tHrw's-h. A by F. Hawkro led to •omc exciting play, and woe bard preowd at times the whig, but on the return Jonee their mper-ortty, ond gaw the BedfontiMro club plenty to do. Twice Jonce made abets after flue work ...

... and 8. L. (right wing), P. W. Rouse (Shepherd's Rush) (centre), P. L. Edwards (War Office) and J. L. Hills (Clapton Orient) whig) (forwnrda). Referee: Mr P. Robertson. ...

... instead of one. was far more even than the store would seem to indirat*. Bat for OaswaM's extraordinarily fine play the left whig, the match might well have ended In far cjosor fashkm. The Parisians played throughout with gnat dash and pluck, but their ...

... effect an early score frequently produce*, and the whole course toe game night thereby have been altered. Neither of tbs Irish whig for the matter of that any the four engaged in the match—performed too satisfactorily, and the (act that later the day, when ...

... tho ball on account of its greasy ; \u*. Sutcliffe being mono fortunate a little over a similar episode. The Millwall right whig proved especially good, Moron finding that aesis in Astley which scarcdy (lerivea from tis- amatt-ur. Tim knowledge ground ...

... doing so tho hater mode little uso of opportunities. J. who suffering from Dad hip, was not able to justice ; wss tried a* a whig three-quarter and was not a success. H. W. Browuter, au Irishman, played a good individual game centre threequarter, aUu, J ...

... TO-NIGHT. TO-MIGHT. TO-BIGHI. WDVDBBLABB. WCTDSEULMD. WBKBSB&AA HIXECItAPEL-UOAD (sent to Mvy’t LOOK AT THIS FOB OKI JIKMIT. MABRY WHIG AMD JACOBS* BAT BPBCIAL BOXING TOUEHAMS TO-NIGHT (SATURDAY), MAMOH The foilwwlnc u* GREAT SPECIAL - . T. ,—TTr.Li_.ii . ...

... (Oswastry). •R. Morris (Obirfc), and *T. Davie* (Druids) (balf Wfcs), •W. Meredith (Manchester City) afid Wien (Chirk) (right whig). W. Dark* (Wrexham) (centre), •R. Morris (Liverpool) and •R. Atherton (Edinburgh Hibernians) (left wlag) (forwards). •Signifies ...

... good gallop of furlongs; Roaaall and Marietta colt galloped mile and a half st half speed: others of the tomm took matters WHIG MTS OongratnUtwa Badillo cantered sharply six furlongs: Victoria Day cantered seven furlongs. Heartburn. Frequent, and ’Woolatooa ...

... good ratrHae spin one tnife half, fluiehtng the Csmhridgr Hill ; Baldorle. Ivy. und fittv went bit furlongs Rwd the flat,; Red Whig 11. and Barro>dy galloped shfwrdv fire fartongs: and Rareoyne, were wmtlarlv eroplovcd. GOLDINO Main Top and good- gallop one ...

... wing. P. Williams repreeeato4 ia Kentish Town by Ksitt ealy. Tac weather wva delightfal the Csareio'J acre p'entsfui, grown, whig, .sffavdmg abwa ttw Calx’s Id. Mordat Ntott. Calx* M. Tho auxk soocoseful paper Gals’B Sfsdial Id. published. Cooieals alwsys ...