Widnes Examiner. — 1883-02-24 (Widnes, Cheshire, England)

WIDNES RECREATION...—These teams met on the groand of the ViraBfS on Saturday. when a oleasant'y contested game was played, ending in a vfctory for the visitors. Jameson, losing the api.), kicked off. Quinn made a god return, to which Grundy repliel,punting into touch in mid-field. On the lie out Quinn and Radcliffe were very prominent in a fine dibble into the Rec, eation half, and Dennett, picking up, passed to t•tiebing, who struggled through his opponents and grounded the loathe". R. Broome ran well unti, cAlared by Grace when he passed to Rewitt, who made further progress, going in touch by half flag. Quinn and Chrimes dribbled well, when Noon kicked into the Wasps' 25 flag, and Groome, making a splendid run, followed up his kick and complete y overhauled the Wears' back. He crowned his efforts by gaining a try, no goal resulting. Play again ensued in the Wasps' half, when they made a momentary invasion in the Recteation 25,. Jameson and Williams finely clearing the danger, both sue:tes; sively making progress into mid-field. Quinn began to move I in another direction, Stiching bringing him down quickly from a terimmage on the Wasps. Grundy nicely kicked over the line, Woods touching down. °Limes and Ratcliffe taking the leather to centre field. On change of ends, Barber kicked off, Hewitt returning nicely to Btiching, who ran well, and Jameson followed up by a nice dribble which Raiding arrested I from a scrimmage. W. Barber, making a good attempt to I Score, being conared, passed back to Ratcliff who kicked I nicely into the Recieation 25 flag, when Noo ti Hewitt. Jameeon, and alai-ling, In some good sterling nlay, carried the leather over the lints. After touching down, Grace ran the oval out, and the Wasps getting together carried the leather into the Recreation half. Williams, however, was equal to the emergency. ond kicked back, the leather sailing in mid-field. when Harding again advanced into the Recreation half, they, howevet, warmed up to their work, and re'urned the attack. Quinn stopped the attempt to dribble by Jameson and Fraynor. Harding and Radcliffe moved in another direction. Stiching,. smartly stopping the attempt, returned the leather past the centre flag. Quinn replied to Stiohing. and following up, was caught with the ball in hand. Nothing more was scored at any importance up to the call of time, when the Recreation won by one try. ()Le dead ball, and two touchdowns, to the Wasps' two touchdowns. The Recreation forwards to a man played a fine forware game. In the back play they also did their work well, the way Jameson and Noon took away the ball on the dribble being a treat to witness. William's and Dickson were very prominent for the Wasps, and Harding, Quinn, and W. Barber played vary well.  KAYS COMPOUND, a demuleeut apectomnt, for Coughs and Colds. Bold by all Chemists. 90, Is 14-d, 2s 9d,--.Advt. George Miller, a soldier who served in Egypt, was tried at Glasgow Circuit Court, on Wednesday, for the murder of a roman named Drew, in a cell, on December la. Evidence of insanity having been given, the jury returned a verdict that prisoner was insane at the time he committed the act.