... emphatically not the opinion? of ihe majority cn the car. The Burnleyite’s were. in the midst of a fervid rhapsody nterrupt m t Liverpolitan, the by a challenging dictum fro ble back of his seat, and the mova turned face to face with the scoffers. ae Now, look ...

... of entertainmest in this city have reached their lowest possible ebb when, for a total ex. penditare of only and t the Liverpolitan can on Monday sample the bill of fare, say, at the Hippodrome, on Tuesday at the Paddington Palace. Wednesday at the Parthenon ...

... combined A double to pay, A playbill by daybill by day, had served for man decades the purpose of • programme. Many old Liverpolitans will remnanr that the apple and who edibles is oar load thostres, used to : obtain the bilis from tbo carioca local shoes ...

... Glasgow, are from the pen of Mr. J. James Hearscio, the well-knows - local dramatis critic and dramatist. Circualoviag Liverpolitans who may be located in Glagow at Christmas will be interested to know that Mr. Albert IL Hensler, the and proprietor and ...

... Wateon. crington: Mason; Hodge and Ditehite Bowie, Stevenson, and Shuttleworth; Le Whitehead. Cookson, H. Lea, and Kirkham LIVERPOLITAN (Liverpool).—1. Preston Nor End's results when they won the Leag Championship without a defe: t were: Accrington 0—0 and ...

... was twopence. The railway was oonstructed of the best material, sod accidents, ha he said, were conspicuous by their • • Liverpolitans, in their - ht die nomenclature of the local places of amusement, like to get things down fine, as our American cousins ...

... told, sample with satisfecition the venally capital bills of fare at both the Haymarket and the Roscommon. In tine, the Liverpolitan can have nearly twelos hoar* excellent amusement, see some of the best and most talented turns—which, perchance, have taken ...

... their lines in two more tries, and as one of these was turned into a goal, a well-contested game resulted in favour of the Liverpolitans by eleven points to three. TRAFFORD ROVERS BEATEN AT HOMF. Ashford House, from Birkenhead, visited Trafford Park on Saturday ...

... placed goal gave his the lead. After the interval there was jonly one team in it. Parkfield scored another bat the young Liverpolitans were too | clever in the concluding stage, and the victory with them by eight clear points. ECCLES PILE ON POINTS. nnett ...

... Sedberghions | close connection with Oxford University foot d on Saturday bali than Bradford, yet the town can claim te bow Liverpolitans’ | have had the first visit from an Oxford tean The last-mentioned game Yorkshire, for my records show that so tat d the ...

... amusements without which the fun of Christmastide would be inomplete. It is looked forward tç with t by old and young Liverpolitans ' and the management, ever recognising the importance of the Shakespeare annual, have again worked hard to secure an excellent ...

... Liverpool and Old Boys of much interest, Thete was only a ta the play before half-time, but the 1 thus estab- lished by the Liverpolitans stood them well in the conc:ading stages, when the ‘* Old Uns” fell to pieces, and were ten by 11 points to no! ...