... (Limited). BILLIARD TAIl!.:: TO 11.R.H. THE PRINCE WALES. 16. Soho-squarc, LONDON. 69. West Nile-strcet. (iI.AStiOW. Blackfmrsslrect, M \NCHLSTLU. BOHZOLINE BILUARD BALLS. (Used throughout tiie Licensed Victuallers’ Cl;a: Sold all billiard table inaV>*r- ...

... BILLIARDS. Faction (Shank if you know billiards. pool. and snooker pool you may offer your services as a billiard-marker. (2) Answer to (I) rovers this. (3 , The work of a - billiard-marker generally comprises keeping the tables and the room in order ...

... BILLIARDS. J. Caset, Glasgow, not being satisfied with his defeat J. Smith, of Edinburgh, in late billiard match for £4O. will play him In the Britannia Hilliard Rooms, for a side, or take ISO to and play on neutral table. answer to Casey, Britannia Billiard ...

... to 2C.~Amateur Billiard Championship, Orme and Son’s Billiard Hall, 10. Soho.square. 21 to Apiil 2.—W. J. Peall v. li. Coles, 10,000 up. spot-hairt-d. Cole* receiving 2,000 start, at Messrs. Thurston's, Catheriue-s'.reet, Strand. BILLIARDS AT THURSTON’S ...

... BILLIARDS. BILLIARDS AT GATTI’S. , iF’ i' ,! AINf T. TAYLOR. has soldom foilon to our lot to witnesa a raoro interest- K aiUo , between the professionals Monday. Ihe struggle throughout for the load was a moat gallnut one, and when play ccasod Peall led ...

... BILLIARDS. For Billiard Records, see ”SpouT»vn Lire Companion,” for 181)3, Now realty. Price 2d., post 2|d. FOR 7& f d.—W. and J. North, 8.000 up. haired. oven a I Thurston’s Rooms, 10, Gatherinivstroet, Strand (3.0 and 8.30). 7 d.—J. Roberta and K. Higgle ...

... start, Argyll Billiard Hall. 7. Argyll street. Regentstreet. W. 23 (d.—HiUiard Markers’ Tournament, Messrs. Ortas and Son's Billiard Hall, Ifi.Soho-s.marr. & fd.—John Roberts v. W. J. Peall. 21,000 up (Peall h.OOO start), Argyll Billiard Hall, 7, Argyll ...

... BILLIARDS THE CHAMPIONSHIP. W. COOK, JUN., v. JOHN ROBERTS, SEN. VICTORY OF COOK. In November last the billiard world was fairly taken by surprise and roughly startled from the lethargy it had indulged in for so long, by a public challenge from William ...

... BILLIARDS. FIXTURES FOR DECEMBER. 10.—J. Lloyd v. Mi .C. Thomson, jun., spot barred, the latter start, Beuman.street Billiard Hood. London Bridge. 8.K., 0.0p.m. . Id.—U. Dawson v. E. Digg!o, Ormo s Show Booms, Manchester. % , 31 and I d.—C. Diwson v. ...

... BILLIARDS. CRYSTAL PALACE. BILLIARD MATCHES tub ENTERTAINMENT COURT. TO-MORROW (THURSDAY. Juno 24). at Half.past Three and Half.past Seven, W. COOK (Ez-Cliampion) w. i. PKALL. On SATURDAY NEXT. June 2(1. at Half.past Three and Half, past Seven. W. COOK ...

... BILLIARDS. A Billiard Handicap,”—At the worst ” A ” is certainly entitled second prize, and should insist upon obtaining it. The other part of the affair is entirely a matter for the committee, although on your statement cannot help thinking C was very ...

... Westminster. 10 to 22. —Roberts v. M'NeiU, the Billiard Hall, Argyll-*tract, Regeut-stroot, AV. . .. . 20. W. Mitchell and J, .viand, at the Railway Hotel, New Southgate (7p.m.). to 20.—Roberts v. Billiard Hall, Argyll-atreel, AV. 25.—J. Dowlaud v. H. M'Neill ...