... PAesoof AND JAGnGR.-Mr John Kellett, Low Moor, hbs receried articles aud L6 a side, botween Job Pearson (of Parsley) and John Jagger, to play a mniac at ncerr and Spell for Leo a eide, en SaLtrday, the 7tL June, at the Cardigan Arms, Leeds. PhnsEsxaliaoc,-Ooa ...

... and ten wickets. HOLBECH ST. JOHN'S V. MARSEEALL-STREET BAND OF HOPE, on Saturday, June 17. Score:-St. John's 125, Marshall-street Band of Hope 98. HOLBECK ST. JOHN'S v. HOLI3ECI YOUNG UNION, on Saturday last. Score:-St. John's 94, Young Union 87. WOODLESVORD ...

... POLCE COURT, PPtIAY Present, the MIayor (Aid. Eagleston), Ald. Cavesll ad Spiers, and Justices R. Pike and Juggins. J~ohn Gardner, Cardigan-street, Jericho, labourer pleldd guilty to being drank and incapable in Gloucester-strek the previous evening, and ...

... match on the St. John's ground, Cardigan Fields, Leeds, on Wednesday, November 1st :-lr B. Sc&oflield' Team-(Whites)-F. Richmond (Manningham), back o T. Fothergill (Thornes), A. R. Atkinson (Yorkshire WVan- derers), and V. Royle (St. John's), three-quarter ...

... the rabbit-coursing match, the best of thirty-one eonrees, for 156 eie, between John Lee'e bitch (iip and B. Speicht's dog Naitab, wbich is fined to be rna at the Cardigan Arms sn Sotarday next, Sep. tember 17th. FATAL OCCUEERtiCHON THE THAMES.-Oa Thursday ...

... total 242, thereby winning the game by two scores. CmmXoD AND HOLL=GS.-On Monday, a match for C20 a aide waS played at the Cardigan Arms, Lee's, between J. Child (of Horsforth) and James ?? (of Bradford), the latter receiving five scores at the commence- ment ...

... KIRKSTALL EDUCATIONAL-On Satarday. Won by Holbeok by 51 runs. e YOUNG EXCLLSIOR v. ST. JOHN'S IJnTED.-On Satur- ,f day last.-Score: Young Exeelsior, b8; St. John's United, , 28. O MORLEY YOUNG NEISON V. TIM MORLEY NLLSON d SECOND ELnVEN.-On Saturday ...

... ?? Jan. 6, at ll am. Marbury, near Noxthwch ?? 0, at Ii Eatn. ?? ?? Ji' 8, at 11a.n Appton ?? 10, at 1nm. ?? . . 1, at 11 a.rM ?? 13, at 11 rm. COURSING FIXTURES FOR JANUARY. PLA ?? JAN. Downholland (Open ?? ?? 3. Nahntos-(Aberyst th) ?? 3 Rldgway ...

... Castleford, and other clubs to the following effect: - n, Mass- meeting at Batley to-night, at seven to o'clock. Attend Cardigan Arms to-morrow. Be- to sides these a telegram was despatched to Horbury at concludinx as follows :-You play Bradford , we ...

... at the age df 68. Mr. Grattan, who was born ?? in 1796, was the son of Mr. Oelat Grattan, of Edanderry, Kinrgs County. He wis interded for the profession of the law, but having an unde and two cousins in the army (one, Mjior Grattan, commanded the Royal ...

... thrown away their arms in - the wood. The ehief dod towards Badom with his staff, but wae surprised near Sedlinska and taken prisoner. his aide-de-osamp, Count Comornioki, was killed. On the indications of some of the prisoners the arms were found by the ...

... COLLEGE v. LEEDS ST. JOHN'S. Yesterday, in the presenco of a very small gate, this return fiture vwas contested at the Cardigan Fields. Neither side waS fully represented. Play opened in a very uninteresting fashion, and was in the St. John's half for a time ...