... EfLEVENS).- At Hi~ll-treot, Naewtown. Saare:-Lincoln Fields, 18; Mill-hilfl, 29. Ho~nuleY v. DFWSEuIY Crntlxs (A TEAUr).-.At Crown Flatte. ?? Clerke, 64; I-orbuzy, 69 (for 6 seickoto). ALT,i os Dc'ismumT Onunoie Ctaoin v. BueiNa-am C rra1priI 'UNITrD.-At WVoodheoue ...

... condition, the sport is likely to be as heavy as usual. Flying Fox hdlds a liability in, the Great, Foal Stakes, but the triple crown win- ner is not alt all .likely. to compete, and. in his absence -we may have afairlyvopen cntest. The- Cesarewitch candidate ...

... lleckrrealiechike. BuenaD PI~tUSic Co1UnciI V. MlossaxY.-Played On SAtur- tiny on tire ground of the former, Clarence Ficld,:neoar Crown Polirt Bridge. Sears' P-irish Church, one try and11 fune sainer points, to Mloceloy one nisnor paint. - For the hosne 10cm ...

... Merry Scot, Pamnero, Dainty Davie, My fHawthorn, Perile, and Toreador. JARVIS'S St. Etienne and Anteros, RIYAr'S Celosia, Crown Jewel, Ethel Agnes, and Springbank, BIACKWE.L'S Orontes, The Lover, Juvenal, Bar- barian, Belted Earl, and Armorel, HEAaoi:'s ...

... county not lowered by the events of the seasor upon which we are now enterng. C LEEDS PARISH CHURCH v. KELNDAL. Played at Crown Point, Leeds, before a large concourse of spectators endal won the toss, and elected to play with their backs to the sun. Stephens ...

... who at tho o at- .-t te .5 o..t el upon to ache baa's piece, did 5 U C ttiits it ?? nra.. mi-tetti and lswshuny met at Crown Flatte. in i. .1: th? ?? xe..s i-a nt.n-kably eveu, hut on citaug- .n- s-watiiazd w ak tets acuompashed in the xx ci in th' nest ...

... companion to j a- all footbsall men. 0a P ~~YORKSHIRE ?? MIDDLESEX. g j- The match between thosee two county teams at Crown A to Flatte, Dewehury, yesterday, was a very. uninteresting 'A :hone. A high wind blow from. one end of the field to the n L Other ...

... Emeott. Rleferee, hr. Hartley, Bradford. HuaL SouTucoATEs V. Dnwsunmtr.-This match attracted a fair number of spectators to Crown Flatt on Saturday. The day and turf were spleudid. Punctualiy at 3 p.m. Garforth, who had lost the toss, kickied off up- hill ...

... 12 each Holtasur and Victor Hugo, 10 to 1 each Headpiece and Over Norton, 100 to 8 each Perdicu I and Crown Equerry, and , 100 to 5 any other. Crown Equerry made the -running, followed by Marconi, a Roche, and Headpiece, -but after compassing half the ...

... and Red Wheat last.- The ELLJWXEE SELLNGo Wrarra HANDICAP of.103 soya. r ?? furlongs. I Mr. Thornewill's Lovesick, by Silver Crown - I4 I I I i I I I, I r Ii I I I F I I I I I tI I I Ii eaih apt Volscan Hinij and Coquette.s1y, 6 to I'pa Robert Burns, 7 to ...

... raln well enough to-day hoto has a chatice, and a big one, PakWelter. NO\ THANK YOU i-p -al the York form sufficiently to !Flatt,; and THE TARTAR ought ti ?? Thurhang in the Trial Plate. ti--ca ' several more horses at f-ant tat sport witnessed to-day ...

... ca-Sportsman, Remote; S- 'nit f-, It S'sid ist. ?? (koiae~~se. lb-u' ?? Thee- do~i' e s lag Life, Theedositts. Naa triitl Flatt Racee-S~portsman, pickles Ser,', Life ea Wa-ll. ?? Han11dicap Steeplechase, - Sportsmnan, ?? o portinq Life, ldlancharilstown ...