... KILMARNOCK TEA AND GROCERY WAREHOUSE, . . 57 & 59 King St., Kilmarnock. KING'S PARK VERSUS KILMARNOCK kA Tone. 11opkin.. RUGBY PARK, Church. CHRISTMAS SERVICE OR SUNDAY EVENING, at 6.30. Saturday First, 22nd Dec., KICK-OFF, Marna 5 Zs. LINDSAY. ...

... 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 ...

... Thomas, Pontycymmer, and of Mrs. Thomas, Frwyd House, Pontycymmer. The bridegroom has played forward in the Glamorgan Police Rugby team, and was formerly boxing champion of the force. The Rev. William Saunders officiated. The bride who was given away by ...

... 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 ...

... a man of scholarly attainments. Fle is a native of Rugby, where hie father, a scholar and Fellow of St. John's, Cambridge, was mathematical master from 1859 to 1901. Mr Elsee was frsy educated at Rugby, amd follewing in his father's footsteps, he zvl;r ...

... RUGBY FOOTBALL. NOTICE. c retariss of Clubs are invited to forward us for publiati•.o Sstur., card., results. and any other information that may be 4 interest. It is our arsine snake the pp en in columns and comorehtooreasp•ssible,and we hope for the ...

... teams Albion—Stewart, back j Beattie, Carter, and Aickeo, halves ; Wm. Moffatt and John Uoffatb, quarters ; Ferguson, James Moffatt, ion, Mayne, Blackwood, Gray, Bell, Crawford, and Quarry, forwards. Institution—Harden, back : Lee. W. Leo, and A. Montgomery ...

... Iridje St«, Dublin NS.JI @ BROADCASTING. PROGRAMMES FOR WEEK-END. BELFAST (1BE). 9N.« MMtm. Ta-B«y. descriptive Account tha Rugby International between England and Wales, an eye-witness, Twickenham* relayed from Daventry. topics: James A. Bar* lowa. 5.1* ...

... RUGBY FOOTBALL NOTES. You all imow sort of a day was, and eonsequently the local players, with, I hink, the exception of Queen's and AlNem postponed their matches. it is that the Institution played Queen's XV., but the mach was played in the morning halms ...

... lo—Local News. 9.ls—Symphony Concert a in » ' London. fcu', 10.15—Tommy Handley J 1 i que the Broadcast- 1 *» ll Wales Rugby 'At the Sale 8-B. ' 3ta 10.30—Mr Flotsam and •' , .', jc»l ' their Repertoire and 11 • tin. S.B. from London.„ 's 10.45—Dance ...

... Lmffeld by seven goals oil. RUGBY. COLLBGK V ALBION. ThffM Rugby team» ra«t iioMtta, Belfast, on Saturday in very wintry weather. Queen’s started against the gale, and had rather the worst of the piay for the first h*lf. James Moffatt scoring try for Albion ...