... has a prominent part to play. It figures in rounders, which is the English congener of the American baseball, in cncket, football, tennis, croquet, hockey, polo, and robot, which is a favourite game, somewhat resembling tennis, on both sides of the Pyrenees ...

... Mr. Lincoln who is a lawyer by profession, has the rep utation of possessing solid qualities of mind. - Tux New Zealand football team have now brought their six months' campaign in this country to a came, and have gained laurels for their successes on ...

... I went down as far. I saw it was a football affair by which a young man and woman were earning a livelihood. They had a sheet, spread out, is which was cut two holes large enough to admit a very large football. A penny was charged tor a I try, - and ...

... CONWAY FOOTBALL CLUB. The above club a• a meeting held last Saturday elected officers as follows :—Captain, Mr T. W. Wilkinson; Vice-captain, Mr W. Hughes; Joint Secretaries and Treasurers, Ilkasrs R. Davies and T. W. Wilkinson. The is prepared to arrange ...

... Football WELSH ASSOCIATION CUP TIE.-FIRST ROUND. COLWYN BAY V. ST. ASAPH WANDERERS. THE above tie was played on the ground of the former club in somewhat unfavourable weather, the ground betng rather slippery after the recent heavy rains. The kick off ...

... Football. posers- again in motion, the visitors' forwards got sion, and gave the home custodian plenty to do; and froma free kick given by Mr McCann a second goal was added to the visitors' score. Up to thefinis, the visitors made some splendid runs but ...

... Football. CONWAY FOOTBALL CLUB. On Saturday last the above club played their first match this season. Their opponents were the Abergele F. C. After a good game Conway won by three goals to nil. It would perhaps be invidious to single out a good player ...

... Football. NOTES ON FOOTBALL &O.—We have pleasure in announcing that we have made arrangements for a column of note., reports, de., on football and kindred matters. The Football Column will appear next week, and every week thereafter until further notice ...

... CENTRE. A BISHOP ON FOOTBALL The Bishop of Richmond preached on football to over a thousand men in Bradford, last Sunday afternoon. His lordship said that if Christ had such a great crowd as assembled in Bradford on Saturday, and noticed the enthusiasm ...

... Football. the I once broken up by his departure from the field, and Bangor at once assumed the aggressive. A mis-kick by W. Jones, threequarters down the field, let in the Bangor centre, who made a fast run to the goal mouth and passed to the left, but ...

... the said clubs to play them last Saturday, it was about one of the biggest jokes ever played in the football world. But a fortnigkes rest from football will make U 5 enjoy the next game, next Saturday. I see that Used6&o are due at Rhyl. Do you remember ...

... to writ* you your usual modicum of Football Nabs& That is, if one were dependent on matches played for material. But fortunately that the case; matches or no matches, theca la always plenty of work for the football not* writer, if he will only do his ...