... ), Prince Ha-mpton II. (E. Norcoit), Church Mfaid (.T. Low- ler), aorislaa reldine- (Mtr. Randall), Exploit (S. Loates), May Bryant (G. M'Cil1 Ardenbeim. (.J. Reiff), Frousdort (Lynbaom), Italih filly lVwalkington), Wild Olive filly (Broonie). Dryfeoo ...

... Gentisna, WV. Stevens 6 13 Mr. C. Muodonald's .Vanishing Lary Nugeut 6 13 Mr. B. Ellsm's Frozen Out BowlIng 6 13 Major Morris's May Bryant Private 6 13 Captain J. G. Honzfrny's Childish R. Sherwood B612 Mr. L. Wv. umbarsy's Royal George W'alters 6 12 Lord Cowley's ...

... Hedera. Squire Jack', and May Bruce next, and lisa Bee~tle now inst. Five furlongs from hams Squire Jock -took second pllace, wish Goossander and May Bruce next, in front of Itodera andi Po-tiors. Wihen fairly in the lint for borne 'May Bruce became seond, ...

... sod naiadene 41b; winner to be sold for 50 zovs; second :o save, entrance. Fire furlengs, straight. at Sir John Morris' May Bryant. 2 as r. J. F. Appieystrd's Prince Hanspton 11. 3 a Mr. E, J. Perry's g r Ha Drd of Frcedom-Morians,3 AN ir. W1. Samson's ...

... ynsert No rdrach, a 7 (Stoces) .-2 Mr, Courage s iI elsher, 8 10 IJ. Ituntl) ?? .Also rao-Cherr' Laurel (Cir. PandilIl. May Bryant (C. Cannon;. MiVlbat k (J. Rogersl Nona i'lv 10. irleaden), Roseleaf filly (S. Loatez;, Thers-. filly lW. Roberts), Lads ...

... CLEARED. , From Philadelphia, May 20, the Equator s Phillps, for Belfast. From Philadelphia, May 21, the James R. Boyd, Richan, for Belfast. From Philadelphia, May 22, the Bonanza, Web. ster, for Belfast. SAID From Baltimore, May 17, the ship North Wale., ...

... Homby. e Bryant. h ?? 17 J. Eocles, st Bryant, b Nepean ?? 78 Snug-, b Mordaunt ?? 63 A. Ward, not out ?? 114 T. Ward. b Burton ?? 15 e ]Brip.ws, bi Ford . ?? 55 P aul. c WMalker, h Ford ?? 5 Balker, st Bryant c Nepican ?? 7 Watson, st Bryant. b Burton ...

... Belfast, and resulted in a victory for the Rides by 25 points. The weather was all that could be desired, and the shooting may be considered fairly good. The match was closely contested at the two first distances, the Rifles lead. ing by five points at ...

... In return for the amusement afforded by the rikhunmn they had the pleatsure of witbessing the curious and rathur grotesque May day pro- ce.3sion, which rel ailns still a popul ar custom in LancashirL. Tho turn-out, ?? bv the fi22her- man's band, aud closetd ...

... Sir T. Hawley's lot, taken. T he Oaks-4 to I agst Govarness, taken; 10 to I agst Target. - - , I ETRO1 OLITAN STEEPLE-CHASES-MAY . 8 It (OVI'r t Til N AS11OURNNa COURSE.) C Stewards-Marqiis of' C onylighaon, Marquis ot r 3rog ghed n,, Colonel the Hon. Hr ...

... of our Belfastmen are selected to compete at the In. ternational Champion Meeting to be held in boln. don on Saturday, 26th May-M'Cord, in 100, 220, and 440 yards; Pinion, in 440 yards and half mile. We have no doubt they will sustain the high repu- tation ...

... 01)i- 3likiCuii¾ (7 iur -210 yankl) Ti -:viav 2 Cje-ic. (t Copl(2n imln) . Wedea, May S S :LIr-l tr Studace (I maitt- 3 fur) Wtde das-, \Iv 32 5 'FTo Ivi (VA ml) .Wednesday, May 03 Tile Oahsb1: 5lifllS) . . FridyMy 03i Aoe~, Stake-, (2k' nllA ..s)Tueday, JUne ...