... RUGBY. It is rumoured that another bye-elcction ig not improbable at Rugby. The Hon. R. G. Verney, the Unionist member for the Ruorby Division, who at present in India, is credited with a desire to resign his seat. The Rugby Division was represented from ...

... RUGBY. BROUGHTON v. MANCHESTER. The meeting of the above old Rugby organisations always fPfftlw ...

... RUGBY. MANCHESTER v. OLD BOYS (LIVERPOOL). A renewal of hostilities in the Union code, after month's cessation frost, was heralded it irenial sprin-'-like weather, when the above organisations met Whalley Saturday, for their return iixture, the previous ...

... RUGBY. MANCHESTEE v. NEW BRIGHTON. The Manchester continent journeyed to New Brighton on Saturday play their return match, the gate money going to the Wallasey medical charities, and the weather being- all that could desired attract?d a larse number of ...

... FOOTBALL RUGBY. RUGBY UNION. w. Old Orenks.—Thi• gr.t. ll:tiered at vies by n tare The Creeks were anat.! to tweet., was even lent Burton lead the better of it, with • lead of •in [Ate on In the Kane, o goal, A• 4 I • F\ALTY tiOAL I TILT tiLD narrow v ...

... RUGBY. Blames in Rugby Union circles are ottani disk* asimplicatett The International struggle se Dearer the end. and if further irritation an seeded to keep the parties at daggers drawn. tie admission by Yr. 11' Abater that a certain important alteration ...

... RUGBY. After several weeks' interval. Yorkshire encounter was brought Saturday, the result being much Lancastrians. Owing the seven^-.j^sif 1 t e. game was at the last moment (Leeds) to the Hull club » result of the alterations in vf Hogg were unable ...

... RUGBY'. Tit,. struggle between the representativer of the North Sou , h takes place to-day at Carlisle. This future poweeses a peculiar fascination of its own, for the rivalry between foothallem on each side of the Trent is very keen, and the meeting ...

... RUGBY. HAndheitor and Dintrict Hatches. —Sale Ash)Reid v. Itasheime. al Sale. Rnsholme. 1 4tf.u,3mloon t •shaeld. minors.—Wheetkill Hornets, 2 trigs. 3 minors; Gravel-lane Wes!ayes., minors.—Deanagat• Lads, Stile,, I minor; Adelphi I minor.--Chsethitm ...

... ery man. mb Bac and Deck play! ordinary the result would in all probabil of her been in favour of Blackpool. whose RUGBY. was e The result of the match between Scotls South Tre! was a surprise to many. Scotchmen : whose their defeat to the over-confidence ...

... RUGBY tiloucester could not hare chosen better team to Londoners an idea their real stremrth than the Scottish, who far hare looked like carry inf ail bofore them. Unluckily, Saturday tner ere without two of their best men, Clausa and M'Millaii. bu! ucrainst ...

... West (Edinburgh and W. E. Kyle (Hawick), and J. 8. Bell (Cardiff). : Mr. Mark (president Rugby Football Union) aad Rev. B. S. Davidson (president Scottish Rugby Union). PREVIOUS MATCHES. England, 10 j Scotland, 10 ; drawn 9. Total, 29. i_Edinburgh, Scotland ...