The'death of Mr. William McGregor, the " Father" of the Footbsll League, removes one of the greatest personalities in the sport of Great Britaio. From Lord Kinnaird, down to the hamble cotton operatives of Lancashire, the steel worker of Yorkshire, the hardware manufacturers of Staffordshire, the miners of Northomberland, and the artisans of every country in the British Isles, he enjoyed universal known Some idea of what he has done for football, will be gathered from fact that the Football Lesgae,—which be founded,—in conjunction with the Football Association, governs forty clubs in the Football League, and forty clubs in the Southern Lea.rue, which are
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