... Tihe Swansea fifteen now on tour in Yorkshire, after their defeat by Huli on Saturday met the Dewsbury -club yesterday, at Crown Flatts, Dewsbury. The day was beautifully fine. but cold. There was a fairly ]arte attendance of spectators, who were weli repaid ...

... Valley-parade this after- noon, and played their return- game' with Manningnam . but owing to some of the players of the Crown Flatt e team re.fusing' to play at Manninghamt, and the refusal of the Manninghame Club to play the game on a neutral' ground ...

... INTl1NATIONAL MATCH AT DEWSBURY. Both the English and the Welsh teams, which axe to take part in the international match on the Crown Flatts Ground, Dewsbury, this afternoon, arrived in Leeds last evening. The southern members of the former travelled by the Great ...

... 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 ...

... 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 ...

... 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 ...

... 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 ...

... 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 ...

... merchant; ?? e Greaves, Saynor. road, Aile cutter; James Pearson, 1, Hoidsworth-street, confectioner; Thomas William Cleapman, Crown Point- road, fish merchant. MIDDmETON (one ?? Maude, Middle- ton Lodge, timber merchant OUiLTo -WeTII-WooDE8srOaD (two ?? ...

... avenue, Wortley, coal merchant, 1,619; *R. Inrrhaen, m Grenfield House, Wortley, sanitary tube maker, 1,600 *W. Cliff. Western Flatts. Wortley, sanitary tube maker or 1,598; *H. Iugham, Ileiton Lodge, Wortley, sarnirar; er tube, &c.. maker, 1,691; .H. Crowther ...

... Oepremsary ?? other tie, that between Wakefield Trinlty and Oseett, will be played on the ground of the lvabu, i Club at Crown Flatte. Flushed with their victory ow e Batley, ?? club may be reiied upon to SCCou35t I for their opponents, who, however, are ...

... tle u*.hutrc, Glidersoniei frmncr. WOR1'TLEY (eight ?? 13eaimoant, Mooe Villa, Arcoley, eni~tinecr; -& ter Clifr, Westein Flatts Wortley, sanitary tibo nuaker; elieniy Crowvther, 101 Welhiugtcounroad, Wortley. clothier- ?? Williamr Flockton, 50, Whit ...