... m for the formation of a League are being held—e | whose promotion is 9 veiled threat against the | authorities, and whose continved existence formed would be a@ standing menace to the m™ Yorkshire football—the Yorkshire Rugby Unioz mittee can point with ...

... prescriptions | sages came from the On witness's return to deaths, PLOOR- London he questioned the directors regarding the HUNSLET UNION.— turn of the numb ‘ALN fOULDs, cablegram, that he should telegraph,, ‘‘ Ex eons relieved, and the oost of the outdoor ...

... answered well to the splendid exampl 4 DISAPPOINTING GAME AT PARKSTDE. Only a moderate display of football arose ov ing between Hunslet and ‘ luce at side. The play of the forwards for both the b and the visitors was fast enough, it is truc, a. In of most > ...

... far off, and that L they Isad bptter behave tlsemselves.-Punrlo. MaTHE Inisix TENANT LEAOUE..-ThSO Council of the~ d Tenant League have commenced daily meetings in cons- at rmittoe, and the provincial members have for the most parta taken their departure ...