... : Stocke, and ifrodie, .1tsereefr. Wcaren,Msanchbater. , . i ?? e DEWSBURY v. SALFORD. - These Well-known teams met at Crown Flatts, and the game resulted in a draw in favour of the home team by six minor points to one minor point. The visitors started ...

... MILI.E, Hon. See. BleOw we give short accounts of the matches- ILeAIFAX V. DEWSBURY. Frilv ly,0UU spectators assembled at Crown Flatts for thi illurtuit uratch, of whoom about 3,000 were from ; litax The weather was exceedingly favourable, and OrYt ib to ...

... ATHLETIC SPORTS AT LOWES- TOFT. These sports took place on Monday, in the Crown I meadow, Beceles-road, kindly lent by Mr. C. Burton. Every arrangement was made by the energetic Com- mittee for the convenience of the public and a grand stand, capable ...

... Lowestoft Athletic Club. The second race meetirng of the Lowestoft Athletic Cl0b was held on Saturday afternoon in the Crown Meadow, Beccles.rond. The weather was fine, and n con- siderable attendance of spectators watched the various events with great ...

... Friday,Maidwell;. Satarday,Badby Toll Gate; at a quaer before eleven. Portsmonth's, the Earl of-Monday, Dean Gate; Wedoesday, Crown In, IHighelere, Friday, Coombe; Saturday, Black Nest, Brimpton*; at eleven. Petie's,'the Hon. F.-Thursday; Mashbury Mill;- ...

... weath1er Cleareul the companly was qeickly augmented, the stand endl enelo.nre being well patronised. Tbe spo;ts were hild in the Crown Meadow, by the kind permission of Mr. C. Burtou, and the full band of the 4th Battalion (Norfolk) Regiment wes in attendance ...

... very nearly 3t his mercy. From, their PO'ilons tbe stake, it Is possible for the two formner repreastelves co tb Of the Short Flatts Kennel to go to the silps for the final trire Mitss Glendysne Isa the hardest task certainty in tbo early Sea' as she can ...

... Dewsbury iNo'rthrn Union) Club, held at the Royal Hotel, Dewsbury, it was resolved to con5struct a new grand stand on the Crown Flatte enclosure, at -a cost of £6120. The structure, which is to be on a brick and stone foundation, will accommodate over 3C0 ...

... dreenford igst Major Hlmess oitri Mr WilloHi's Wtness aplt Mr fendtt's Master BHI Mr §olomons Sloane Square &pbt31r Chesbyra's Crown Prince Ur Ingram's ITgleton ajrt Mr Hibbert's Highland .Green Mr ?? Nis Chapman apt Major Riolcwse Hilarious MrParbury's Usher's ...

... The is Valley Paraders have shown very consistent form of late. )L The Bradfordians play Walord. At Dewsbury the Crowen Is Flatte, contingent will oppose Livereedge. Halifax will be visited by the Darhsris City fifteen. The visitors are a~ very clever ...

... 4 agsi Brother Its, Royal Hart, 7 to 4 and 2 to 1 again Crown Pigeon, and 3 to I aget Vandal. Vandal made nearly all the running to within a few etuides of the chair when be was caught by Crown Pigeon, and at last S beaten by a neck ; a length and a half ...

... L The following courses 'were not run) off: - Mr. Fletcher's Queen of Sheba. gsot Mr. Itoece's Flora e Mr. Cumnis ghomn'o Crown Imperial IL. sgot Mr. Hacmdor- C ecu's Ranpy Laosst Mr. I'glipi'e Iron Duke aget Ur. Smith's LAdy ElizabethIs Mr. Kennedy us ...