... the holding of a big Irish Athletic Tournament on Easter Monday at the London Athletic Grounds, Stamford Bridge, 1ulham-road. The organization and working of the meeting has been undertaken by the Gaelic Athletic Association of Ireland, ...

... extras, 16; total, 70. ATHLETICS. GAELIC ATHLETIC ASSOCIATION SPORTS. Betw oer 7,000 and 8,000 persons, including the Lord Blayor of Dublin, the Laey MaIyoress. and other distinguished nilitors were at the 1Uniqtina Athletic Grou~nds, ...

... outside record on the live miles, he very wisely retired. ATHLETICS. GAELIC TOURNAMENT. Tbe final a'augerments respecting the great Gaelic Athletic Tournament tonmo'row at the National Athletic Grou;ds, Konsal Rise, are now complete. The ...

... Highland Athletic Club. As far as Great Britain is concerned,.it is alniost an International aflair, oio thle London Camaniachd Clu I is to play a-inal..ch with the Ireland United Hurling Club. There is to be a tu--ol-war, inl which the Irish Gaelic Athletic ...

... 2 ; IL Suherd (inches) 6 feet~, 5a iches, 2. N. Swansar 5 inches, B5feet, 4ine, . 'nB teruational Shinty atcli-(al Athletic Association (Irish Team) asd London Camaienacd Club (HiW d Team), drew, each four hails. Piping Competitions- fssionals Pr,6- ...

... oUSSEX LEAGULps4 tbiseA t at LiW~hauspton, yesfterday-, BrightenUit ,won by totz gaelic to none. ld RUGBY UNION RULES. 3MDIDhSr Y. HAMPIsIPBE. If thefootballat Richmond Athletic G.rarid w: aie, ot un behnd teewas plenty of ex!eltenoe an, thW edi woga adfour ...

... THE NEW YORK ATHLETIC CLUB. NEw YORE, Thursday.-A project is on foot at the New York Athletic Club to send a team to England next year.-Reuter. OLD-TIME MILERS. To ?? EDIroR of /ile PALL MALL GAZETTE. SIR,-In your interesting athletic notes of to-day ...

... wets by the Dencaster Rovers by Kettering v. W~etnesbuvry Old Athletic. -5.Fino weather favoured the masteh at Kettering betavern thess clubs. Thle result was a win for the Wedneebary Old Athletic by 4 geale to 2. itGra~ntham. Roers v. Deercy Juniction.-A ...

... prospects of Sussex seemed,, bright enough, ianjitsinhii left at 39 and Vine was distnissed at 51, but wvith Collins and Fisher associated the score was steadily carried to 65, at which point Collins was got rid of for a carefuliy. played 24. Then came a startling ...

... it w~as speofetl in Gaelic. The objects of the -association whichi inauigurated the Scottisii Gatler~iig- here ace to give. Seottish residents iii Jondon a yearly open-air meceting according to ancient Citoi;ti to ecilouirage athletic sports ; to uphold ...

... the hope that I might turn an honest penny by banjo playing on the road. It don't matter nothin' to nobody, as I heard au athletic individual of the gipsy persuasion this afternoon reply, when asked the question why he had thought proper to administer ...