Widnes Examiner. — 1883-11-24 (Widnes, Cheshire, England)

WIDNES V. Sar cal the ground of ground was in bac was witnessed, Sa goal for Widnes. the ball being ret play by Pratt, Bu line in danger, bu quickly worked-t scored J. B. Bri the ball to the Si field. A pass by a try af,er a brilli successful. Wort of good runs by time. Ottiwell Widnes 25. Sam ended in Riberts run in. Elherlockli lug. Coming avi reached their om Laws ran back tit Smith soon after rest of the game snored being a tn Sherlock, full ba quarter backs; I (captain), Cttia Yeates, Jones at back; J. B, Brig; Laws and Rideat Smith, Fogg, K. forwards. WARRINGTON —The Runcorn e when an even at of the visitors be and W. Hughes, had cried off. vacancy very efl followed in cent W. aughes. wit wind. From a visitors' half, w deters. Followi the home full After being nar. ger to centre, w good headway. however, tackl changing ends t in touch in the visit,rs' for, Broady. and At nom) 25, v,-here Barnes played but hugged the when opportuni obtained a free A dead ball onl continued in ne brought about yards and tone of time, the gt points to Rune for EIItICOTII, a safe game. A Antrobus, and the Wanderer • the pick cf a LANCASHIRE Barlestown te to two in tbi shire Footoal. played ai Turl the go" was N - speceaters pre Cepa". The vi a•cur elapsed I eleven being I Marlestown ci boisterous wit leather was is minute from, through thtv team's suvor the Earlestow • Minutes play claimed that gave his decis pressed their in the Eeriest tie goal, the Barlestonian player being ton. This w game looked wear. The energy; and difficulty in ra-a the leatt easions, and forwards Da to infuse Be again the le Another exc from which and goal-kei feated all t' score. Hal wards ran t visitors, H which was score at fou not wantin chance of a in their faa ponents ye After about the leather the backs I thus scorin and rain d set in 1 before the taut. The sorted to e kicked the themselve press the time had the Earle! goal. Th hope of Is  an undue n. murder. r.tnunicate  them my !e, in the  thinks it k that is a ices of the or duty is ict accord a(littaJ,  ee's Theoarch, Tanicy of the  a pleasure aduoted in to prosper. -ohn Jackwhen the :Arlestossn, lrly gospel ;day evengramme of md an ady•• idancerrae  2rTiONARY n and Dissr, gave an all, Earle. 'ere clearly g the short his efforts. . Hall's retwo hours M., Scene "-Life," ngfellow) ; Cravellers," ra," (W. S. the King," (Litchfield rert, ChairGobbletoa, Hamlet"— Personce— ashire Bal(Waugh) ; ion List," I that Mr. , that it ir recital in a  the Liver errand boy, 30th of last With intent Dr in Mandate of the industriopt  On the e, the pHshaving and got it urehased a thes. He -fling, after te driver to ig of going stage, being , he gave a the Manx 1 alongside  ticket and he stayed a t.nd hired a leep. This [aux police, :covered, he 10 was sent 3ad been in rature. He 'o years' de ;E Rtrscrt. South-West in the Good on Battuesided, and ves, includ• St. Helens, officers was eld at Runthe officers the district le members  the books, rter. The Ns in hand, 5 of temple the various the temples factory prow g in need of required as. ts had been z Competi. mgbout the led that the act as de(which will rpool, on a and the 8.313. rtook of an ; of an en. ; was held ; r. ndered at  WESLEYAN purchase of lecture on 3 Of musics le last evens le vocalists large room M. George description ister Isle. , Wicklow, stown, Kils being illuslvs, thrown y :kr-. J. H. tap:: choir, absence of The duet :ely wells P. Hastie. beautiful trourneen," sesses cons 3 old:flag " in his best ed. " Lars nd Gibson; t!:e better it  success r Mr. P. iitnce. Ha nrif.r which wi.ich were I'. was an Tune it was enthusiasm i!ood bellS diss Jones; V-14 impres. Hains effec. pro 2 relmate e choir. A amic scenes proceedingS hem."