... fat lunives that were given him. hoa The meeting of Wakefield Trinity and Dewsbury, Onl ho the u1nenad of the latter at Crown Flatts, was as usual the means of drawing -an etiorwious number of spectators ret to Wwiftsi toe game. The condition of the giround ...

... ditaiiacly worse. Despite it all, howvever, no less thana 5,LO persons were enthusiastic enLough, to climb the haill to the Crown Flatts, schere the Iground or the Dlewsbury Football Club is situa~ted. Followers el the game in Yorkshire will not apparently ...

... Rosn , ,ybb, and i b H Ioarrison, aorwards. Refaes, air. SchAofeld, tssley. DEWSBURY v. HALIFAX. This game was Played at Crown Flatts, before several thousand spectators. Wolsteenholme .kiolted off against the wind at 3.10. Tne first scrimnage took place ...

... R. KnJght, A. Wilsbu. and F. Wilson, forwaside. loferceo, Mr. Hl. Wiggleswort Thoreas. BATLEY v. DEWSBHURY. Played at Crown Flatts, Dewsbury, in the presence of a good number of spectators. Batley won the toss, and J. (irforth kicked off against the ...

... H1olbeck (who had sevcral of their best , 7'l WKSdrawn. h silory's return fixture with Manninghamn having ?? ll ttioii, eilse Crown Flatts team opposed a team , ?? *Piorsvlioson from ihe district, and a pleasant tie r-l:.tr. in a win for Dbwsbury by one goal ...

... favoured the Dewsbury ground on Saturday, a3s it favoured most grounds, though it was doubly regrettable in the case of the Crown Flatts enclosure in th . the season tas. being opened on the horne tea-sn's ground. There were many changes in the home side. ...

... sessn ateeill Pleasant Uround, Batley, on Sota turay. *: Uaeit U Jin the unfrrfonrejas disoute that aroie at al' Itie at Crown Flatts, tewsDbury, last 8'SsoI,, Is'ainterest wee e taken in the fixtne by the I '051bote clubs, andlL a crrod of some soom) spec ...

... : Stocke, and ifrodie, .1tsereefr. Wcaren,Msanchbater. , . i ?? e DEWSBURY v. SALFORD. - These Well-known teams met at Crown Flatts, and the game resulted in a draw in favour of the home team by six minor points to one minor point. The visitors started ...

... MILI.E, Hon. See. BleOw we give short accounts of the matches- ILeAIFAX V. DEWSBURY. Frilv ly,0UU spectators assembled at Crown Flatts for thi illurtuit uratch, of whoom about 3,000 were from ; litax The weather was exceedingly favourable, and OrYt ib to ...

... Dewsbury iNo'rthrn Union) Club, held at the Royal Hotel, Dewsbury, it was resolved to con5struct a new grand stand on the Crown Flatte enclosure, at -a cost of £6120. The structure, which is to be on a brick and stone foundation, will accommodate over 3C0 ...

... Carriage-free. Plana and prices from Logge, Sculptor, Aberdeen. BIOtUbEB. MAuiilNi&BY, and all kinds of Domestic Articles NICKEL fLATt-D. John Blahey, Lady-Une, Loeda. fTTEN Thousand Garden Mats, Packing Mats, and Seoond- hand Bans on Bale, at J. M. Famill and ...

... important of which is the one between Delo~sbry and* Wakefield Trinity. which 'will be Played Oil the ground of the former, at Crown Flatt., and it issret draw an enormous crowd of spectators. At Ifount Pleasant, Batley, there is a Counter-attraction ill tbre ...