... RUGBY. EAST v. WEST LANCASHIRE. This match, wiich was instituted in order to help the exscative in their ?? of county players, was played at Whalley Range on Satur- day. before a rather disappointing number of spectators. The gomund was in fair condition ...

... RUGBY. I LANCASHIRE v. NORTHUMBERLAND. The fourth match between these teams was played on Saturday afternoon, at Whalley Waoge, Manchester, and, like its predecessors, was all in favour of the wearers of the red rose. The after- noon was very fine, and ...

... RUGBY. LIVERPOUL v. BOLTON. Before a mere handful of spectators, and in a blinding rain storm, which rendered turf and uall I alike very greaq, this Watch was played at Aiaburth. on Saturdav. Liverpool lost the tree, and kicked off towards the Grassendale ...

... RUGBY. I Lrv!rPORoo V. RICfUON-D. L ?erpool went down to London ox Satrurda, dto meot the powerful Richmunvd Club. I~verpol . who lo the toes, kicked off, and in the tirst hall the home team scored 3 (ons.e dropped by A. i' Gould and the other two from ...

... RUGBY. IJVEU00L v. N13W BVJHT0N This mateh waw played OAigbrth- on u tur- day before amere hadful of spectators. Liver. pool won the tees. and Luya started the ball on behalf of New Brighton, but the howse t ha i the beat of the opening play, anid on ...

... RUGBY. OLD BOYS v. WIGAL. The above aitch, played at Brookfield on Saturday, was the only important match broucht off in the Liverpool district, the others being de- ak. e d otf on account of frst. Both teams were etr well represented, the Old Boys including ...

... RUGBY. *~ ~ -tnl~ro ?? ?? LIVERPOOL OLD BOYS v. BROUGHTON. This match was played at Broughton, on Sattr- day, in a dense fog, sad, though the vsiitors had the assistawe of a, Birkeihead Park contingen, the bhone team wo easily by 2 goals, a try, and 2 ...

... RUGBY. I NURTH v. SOUTEr Th insportant match was plavad on tte groundI of the anhester Cluts, at Wbhalley Iange, on Saturday, in bitterly cold weather. Miils of Swintn, and Ward, of waketeid Trinity, were tmable to play for the Nortbh their place being ...

... RUGBY. I LIVERPOOL v, BIRKENHEAD PA About 1000 spectators assembled on the ground of the former to witness the first contest oE this season between these well-known old rivals, Stoddart won the toss, Black kicking off. Frank Withers made a short reply ...

... RUGBY. NORTH v. S&UTEL. This mateb was played at Bradlford on Saft day, before 10,000. spectators, a foggy mornig elearing up into a grind afternoon, sad some fine play was witnessed. The committee had taken great ca of the ground, and all the vreek it ...

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... RUGBY. WAnBIrzOq FIRST FrZX v. Nzxr ErGoarE . --On Saturday, when the first 15 competed against 18 of the junior teams. None of the irst team three-juarters officated. The seniors bad the best of .he game by I try and 3 minors to. 1 rand 2 umnors. SournFdbT ...