Well played the *• Limited Liability Company. The Millwall team came. saw. and the” Hotspur conquered, which, considering the Millwallites lent tlie Tottenham club theirground during the Lockout' was not nice from a Dockers' view. Nevertheless, our friends received a mot flattering reception from a crowd of something like eight or nine thousand, and I question if one individual in that crowd went away dissatisfied with the ( excellent display of good sound football that j i both teams gave. The game was brimfull of most exciting incidents, and ended iu a win fur the home team by three goals to two. j Those who were present, like myself, wid ’ coincide when I say the score about indicate s j the run of the play. - jI do uot believe in giving a full report of a j match a week old. and, to be brief. 1 ru'.wt ( congratulate the Hotspur skipper, d done**, on j his excellent di^plav: he wa^. iu my opinion, j j the best half back du the held. Burrows ami , I Knowles did splendidly, and Black performed i j better than I have hitherto seen him in the j j South of England. Geddes. that wbiiotn t | httle Throstle, piped away merrily on the S visitors' left wing, and scored one of the be-t goals one might wish to see in a day s march, i: was really a magnificent shot dead ei: the tcimh line, and made Cullen lairlv w.nk withastonishment- -hia wi^e the cic-u J.The referee. Mr / . Beards.t y. iron,( wicb. officiated m an excellent manntr. Above all he satmked the crowd—you can