... they ignlte. Then in the same poaltion place a few of the Patent Safety htatcheS of Bryant and May, London (which Iguite only on the box), and it will be found that they may remiain for hours-in fact, until the wood becomes literally charred-without taking ...

... the Newmarkst First Spring Meeting happening in the first clear week in May, Chester Races will, this year, commence on Tuesday the P5th of April, in order that the two Meetings may not ola en. The leading no- i bility and gentry who subscrle to the various ...

... from the start. (nly a minute and a half elapsed before Bryant made a good run through the visitors' defence, and sent in a difficult shot, which the goal-keeper, however, was equal to, but Bryant, again picking up passed the ball ri~ght in front of goal ...

... Trist, secretary, 32, 2ackville-street, Piccadilly, London. SYDNEY BRYANT. Harringay, London, June 17. THE LAKES OF KILLARNEY. TO TUB EDITORS OF THE LIVERPOOL XBROUPT. Gentlemen,-It may interest your readers to know that at the annual general meeting of ...

... t USIORTING. ALEXANDRA PARK MEETING. SATURDAY, MAY 13. A Marxn PLATB of 60 sot., for two-yor old.. Winners extra. Three furlongs. 8 10 Mr. F. G retton's, Plbroch ?? Cannon I 8 lii Mr. G. Crook's Forty Winkes . .. 1 ?? Loates 2 8 7 Laorid Rsslyn' Twinkle ...

... I 10 13 Mr. Hornneasle's Clara, aged ?? 2 9 8 8 Mr. Trevor's Chief ?? .3 The following also ran -.-Gaiety colt, Constable; Mai-t. plaquet, Skelton; Lady Grace, J. Osborne. Betting: .st 2 each astj Gaiety colt and Malplaquet. 1NO to .30 ?? ChIef , 4 to ...

... starting on her career six Years ago and Played in the championship when it Wms held at Portrash wrhen o~fly twelve years old. It may be as well to state that the lady champion' is a, modest ;ittle person, who has not yet dis- carded the habilinents of girlhood ...

... wan backed for good money during yesterday afternoon, and, although she may experience some trouble in shaking off the Sna, Lord Wiltonus mire should be returned the winw, and she may be followed home by Bkotzka at ~CHESTER MIEETING. OtBe-wards ?? of Ujest ...

... -weeks' ilnes- and at half-time he was so thoroughly knocked up that he had to give up the chase after Wathen at centre, and Bryant took his place. Despite tbese two drawbacks, however, Sale fancied their chance when they fesd Goslett and Daerden were play- ...

... rner It., a usetul youngster, cleverly carried off the Great Kingston Two-year-old Stakes, while the Oatlands Handicap fell to May Eboy, who was not biacked, and started at the outside price ofl10tol1. To-day, ECOSSMrS should semize the Gold Cap; AmtvscAZiv ...

... are pretty certain to compete, and the winrmyturn up Ln either Dtxusow or Tims Own, 'whileGaRE FnxLa or T-WUM THE~ PrA~oW may carry off the Belgrave Cup. CHESTER MEETffG. PROG.EAMME FOR THIS DAY (TtBSDAY). Horse marked (c) have arrived. 2 0.-Gac .roR ...

... Evans b Bryant. 3; 7 Rovney 0 Fletcher b Bryant. 4; Buckle not out, 1; extras, 9; total, 89. Durning: S Bryant c- 24 Worthington b Rowvney, 11; C Iligson a Buckle b o Rawney, 0; E Bryant b Mfacguire. 17; W H Flet- cherb UMacguire. 2; H P SRaKngle b Rowney ...