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... REV. JAMES MOFFATT, DD., TWlGbloke! Seseleary (WNW% Now Teat- 1 a companion of all them that (car and of them that keep Thy precepts.. The earth. 0 Lord is Tbimeriy; teach me Thy staAucs.* - exix. 63. 61. lik2i Dr. Arnold was headmaster ol Rugby be once ...
... old of thirty yaars 010: Th. report that the rote for .tis for good play rt. niltrd in them *warded to James Moffatt ant A. E. Greer. James Moffatt heeded the reasonsa with 1,. W. Gr. Moffatt with four. H. If. and W. Datiaon wanting rout with three. Other ...
... surprised to learn that it was written by someone in his 85th year—Mr. James Moffatt, who appeared in a sports picture news feature in the “News Letter” on the day of the Ulster-Lancashire Rugby match recently. Mr. Moffatt, who myed half a dozen times for Ireland ...
... The above dabs meb (or the firab fchle season Eglantine on Saturday, the ground being kindly lent for the occasion by the Rugby F.C., Lisburn being very strongly represented, having the services of Dunlop; while Albion were miaos some of their best men ...
... RUGBY MATCH. ALBION P.C. V. PAST and present. Albion opened their new ground Rosetta on Saturday, when they had for their opponents a picked team of the Institution, past and present. Lytle kicked off for the visitors, the ball being returned by Clarke ...
... FOOTBALL. ULSTER RUGBY CHALLENGE CUP. V LLBION. THE semi-final tie for the above trophy took place to-day at Ormesu, commencing at three o'clock, when a keen contest took place between the Queen's College and the Albion. The former club won the cup last ...
... RUGBY. ALBION F. BESSBBOOK. These teams met to-day at Rosetta to play off their return fixture, and after a very hard match, victory rested with the home team to the tune of two tries to one. The home team were greatly in fault in not turning up in proper ...
... SATURDAY'S FOOTBALL NORTH OF IRELAND V. ALBION. [RUGBY.] These teams met in the seme-final tie tor Ulster Cup aompetition this afternoons/01=mm Owing te the fact that the Albion ishabed heir opponents on several eying present braiseny lllneasi °entre& ...
... in October, 1922, of five members of the Special Constabulary (Camagh Platoon)—namely, Edward Lockhart, W. J. Shorten, James Moffatt, John Gray, and W. J. M‘Cahon. District-Inspector Conran prosecuted, and Mr. Patrick Larery, solicitor, defended. Spec ...
... were closely followed by James Moffatt and Mayoe, who were continually on the ball. Tbe following were tho teams: Albion—Johnston, back; Barr, Boat tie, mid Aicken, halves; John Moffatt and Wi Ham Moffatt, quarters ; James Moffatt, Ferguson, Mayno, Galbraith ...
... again without mult. Play from this until call of half-time was almost entirely la Rugby territory, and when the whistle sounded the score stood— QaMa’f, 8 tries ; Rugby, nil. The daring the second half continued to keep their opponents herd defensive ...
... FOOTBALL. ULSTER RUGBY CHALLENGE CUP. COLLEGII V ALBION. THI semi-anal tie for the above trophy will take place to-morrow at Orrneau, commencing at three o'clock, when a keen contest may be expected beteeen the Queen's College and the Albion. The former ...