... afternoon last be vent, in accordance with instructions he received, to the pavilion of the Cardiff Arms Park. There was a football match on. He concealed himself under the roof, and was there when the lJiayeya left to commence the game. They 1 nro-o U ...

... GRAND FOOTBALL -IIATCH. -Cardiff versus the )Ianufactlircr's Alliance. 33, St. Mary-street.—The greatest football match of the season will be played by Our Boys on Tuesday next, the ISth inst., and will continue for a few days, play commencing each ...

... ? If not, who is to be offended by a refusal ? Further, the Cardiff Arms Park is required.by the Amateur Cricketers, and Football players. Who will succeed in this case ? Cardiff wants the Castle, for the benefit of visitors, and Cathays Park is required ...

... FOOTBALL. NEWPORT V. GLOUCESTER.—This match was played at Gloucester on Saturday, in the prssence of a large con- course. At the call of time the game was drawn, neither side having scored to the disadvantage of the other. C.\XTOX WANDERERS V. RICHMOND ...

... FOOTBALL. I CANTON WANDERERS V. STAR (ROATH. )-On Christmas day these teams played a match on the ground of the latter, play commencing at 11.30 a.m. Both clubs were well represented. During the first half of the game the Wanderers, p'aying^with the wind ...

... type, so also should they in these days have special football cor- respondents, whose reports should also be treated in a similar plenty-of-printer's-ink manner. The delicate way in which football players treat their opponents' nether limbs has a smack ...

... Mrs. Mazey and her two children were at once arrested. They are at present under remand on the capital charge. LLANDILO. A football match (Swansea v. Llandovery) took place here on Saturday, resulting in a victory for Swansea by one goal. The Llandovery ...

... often infringed upon the smctity of the Sabb ith. Sundays were often entirely spent in dancing, wrestling, and kicking the foot-ball. The latter violent exercise, at this time prevalent in Cardiganshire, was performed in large parties of village against ...

... struck them with beltsand sticks. Mr. Llewellyn, fishmonger, stated that the three of them kicked Davies as if he was a football. The poltroons set up an ineffectual plea of drunkenness. MONDAY.—Before Messrs. R. O. Jones, J. W. Yachell, W. D. Bushel' ...

... the Cardiff Foot-ball team at Neath was not obtained without a great struggle. The Llanelly men were confident of success, and it is regrettable that they did not accept their defeat with a better grace. We do not, however, see that a foot-ball match of ...

... District Netoa. NARBERTH. FOOTBALL.- On Saturday a return match was plaTed between the Narberth and Pembroke Dock clubs on the grounds of the former It resulted in a victory for the home team by one goal, one disputed eoal on* trv •nd four touches-down ...

... that if a re- quisition duly signed was presented they would con- sider what steps should be taken. A 1 EAM OF AUSTRALIAN FOOTBALL PLAYERS will visit this country next season, arriving at the end of October, and will play a series of matches through- out ...