... openpa ilbetads 1count under the circumstances. The match this ?? between Dewabury and Bradford, who meet at the Crowni~w Flatts enclosure, is causing, more than ordinary inter55t, Ifrom the fact that they are drawn to meet in the first round of the second ...

... free kici near goal,, but J. Waters (homr goal) Itior stopped smartly. West now and. then got wvell ska in, but could never crown-the feat. Faster got 5i1l0 several chances, but the slippery ground did not per allow him and others. to: steady on the ball ...

... twencuty-four, tho Chaplin Stakes witls twenty, and the Temple. StsIes received only twtenty-one. The meet eras rt the Coeked flatt plantation, at ?? oclock, and the clrive of twelve ilca from Lineolu to where we met was vcry enjoyableo, as the sun was sbiuing ...

... ?? Drury lI estin.g-C to I on tardiust, ?? the rum to I no ?? by 6l lengths. GAT WICK RACES. Q ATWI.CE, TziuniDAy COThAND FLATT BACE, Mr Qirant's PhSlmont, 6eyrs 1.t 11h . Capt B. wlie I Capt roritray's RIeens, 11 yrs,12. ?? .1Ibr.D Thirwell 2 hr ...

... £55; second, £12; third and fourth, £ 3each. Mr Leeder's Brave Bendigo beat Mr Bedford's Belle of Wetheral M5r loister's Flatt beat M.r Buckley's BlacLeymoor MNr Kilner ns Jule Jones beat Mr Hallgarth's Harry V. ?? rnlonude beat Mr Wings Good Scotch ...

... Cr~acee DalnJidal IL hMr. Nfeggletoz Beeg (Jilderoy Mihp Hnb fileacairn Ryegreas ' Athol lass Kildarlia Wesumboene LaurSl Crown Glen Artey Claymore King Duncan Direetoire Bownear Falsseappa FilavioiI. Gisho Arklet Msae .Ant~nor F'olembriey Forest Chief) ...

... judgment upon an award where the reference had been to thoe late Mr Robinson, the barrister, and brother of the Master of the Crown-office, observed that he could with truth say that the death of that geutleman was a very heavy low not only to hls numerous ...

... 20 eaob, and 10 dogs 10 eovy. each. Dr. Richardson's Rtequsiem beat Mr. C. B. Marfleet's Morning Dew. Mr. J. Cunningham's Crown Imperial beat Mr. J. Loue- dale's Light Cavalry. Mr W. J. Legh's Lobelia hea Mr. J. Beans's Exat. Mr W. Foilksa's Hearty LBss ...

... afternoon, but it see rsin wihin asyreach o h seeo actin. he oure iin ood going ordbr. MY-' -tDlatOns- Xare ?? Pat Buss'Seplcae Crown Handieap HurdleRaeTo s i 2 Wasnozza;. Datche -1Hunttes' elebs, b~nTAN; Worham Selling HnesX'i Race, Fnnr;adStoke Park Hurdle ...

... Hurdle Race, and the meeting terminated with the success of Lady Chippendale in the Harkaway Steeplechase. Details- The COTLAXI FLATT RACE of 100 seos. Riear- year-od, ?? lotlb; five, 12st 6tb; six and aged, 1ist 10lb. The Ninner to be sold for lOD sovs. Two ...

... Interest naturally centred in the running for the Grand Prize, and as on the previous day, It has to be recorded that the Short Flatt Kennel again bore off the palm. With only two entered in such an importantevent, it is certainly a great feat to have themn ...

... adlose. 121b. Allowances. One mile. bal lo 112 Mr. F. Archer's Passaic, 5 ?? Owner ISnz 10 3 'Mr. Devere'sI Joia, 3 r.. ?? W. Flatt 2 R r- Betting: 4 to I on Passamcic, ho won by a short head.Fe ?? The winner has been objected to on the ground that he was ...