... .. I lill o: lat i from LS, 0 alts sod i rfull o wa r to i wher mbera whe indi P a tha ougb ialke Lke i a of Imor mct b Glad year ?? it the mind whic man ander ver ion c ove meopl ipect arried ers in ears. )hras it th Hom zever t wa .on i part port a tha place Houe d no reseu eass. to he Wm. a, and lopes if th I dea uring ff paa f th iret o mdae even v. T id i: tethe to b tha Id b w fo .vould ...

... .- - - - - n~rmo LOCAL FIXTURES. [On ground of first-named.] February 18th. Oxford e. Cambridge (Queen's Club). _ Blackheath v. 'Varsity (Rugby). Thatcham v. Wallingford. St. Barnabas II. v. St. Thomas' Juniors. Bourton v. Plmouth House Rovers. Charlbury United v. Chipping Norton II. DoTrhester v. St. Barnabas. a SS. Philip and James v. Cowley Juniorg s Thame Grammar Sohl.v. SS. Philip and ...

... tno FIXTURES. ick ' (On ground of first-named.) 'J uly 8th. 3re City v. Newbury. .I- -Witney v. South Oxford. ho, Victoria v. Clarendon Press. il. Clarendon Press II. v. Victoria II. Cowley St., John v. Star. tas Marston v, Wheatley. of Star I1. v. Boadicea. C ]Littlemnore A-syliftm v. Covvley. elt Hensington House v. Fleadington IUnited. St. Kienelm's v. New. College School. , Wallingford v. ...

... FlITURES at (On tho Ground of the First-named). hi D)ecember 23rd. flc Marlow v. Oxford City. te Chipping Norton v. hanhury Harriers. . Victoria II. v. Cowley 11. Ji Wanllingford v. Reading Biscuit Factory. V Abingdon Minors v. Atbingdlon United Chzoirs. tl Banhulry Biritaunia v. Victoria. ti Readington Quar'ry v. Clarendon Pmess II. ai Clarendonl Press v. St. Mary Magdalene. fn SS. Philip and ...

... HUNTING APPOINTT/LENTT, 3ODA The Heythrop Hounds. ?? , Boultcr'e IBarn. WaDnxrssnA ?? Bartou Gate. FRIDAY ?? Bourton Bridge. 3 SATURDAY . , Leatield. l Each day at a quarter to Eleven. The Bicester Hlounds. MMONDAY ?? ?? WhIte Cross Green. TUESDAY ?? ?? The Kennels. TnuRSDAY , ., ?? 11am Green. SATURDAY ,, ., .. tliutoa-im-the-lledges. Each day at Eleven. The South Oxfordshire Hounds. sfONDAY ...

... This annual aquatic event took place on the Isis on Monday last, and it being Bank Holiday there was a numerous attendance of the public both on the barges and on the banks of the river. The wveatber was all that could be desired, a gentle breeze tempering the heat to a very welcome degree. Considering the low state at which tho river has been for some time past there was a fairly good head of ...

... HUNTING APPOINTM.ENTS. The Heythrop Hounds. MONDAY ?? ?? ?? Heythrop. WEDNESDAY , ?? Adleetrop (11.30). FrDAY ?? ?? ?? Tangley. SATURDAY .. ?? ?? Kiddington Gate. At a quarter to Eleven. The l3icester Hounds. MONDAY ?? ?? ?? Barton Common. TUESDAY ?? ?? ?? Westoa-on-the-Grceen. TruseSDvY ?? ?? ?? Bythorpe Bridge. SAITUDAY .. ?? ?? Tradotrd Bridge. At Eleven. The South Osfordshire Hounds. ...

... I , These races have taken place this week, and have been patronised by the Prince of Wales on each day, who on : the Derby Day was accompanied by the Princess, Prince Albert Victor, and the Princesses Louise, Victoria, and Maud. The Woodcoto Stakes, of 1000 sovs., for two-year-olds, wore run for on Tuesday, and were won by Mr. M. Daw- son's The Baron (C. Wood) Mr. a. J. Bedford's Sir ...

... I_- B00'ARDO ROWING CLUTB REGATTA. The annual Regatta of the above Club, which corn menced on Thursday se'nuight, was concluded on Friday. The races were all rowed from the Loug Bridges to the Exeter College Barge, which was kindly lent to the Com. mittee. Mr. T. L. Hutchins officiated as starter, Mr. R. Margetts umpire} and Mr. G. Phipps judge. Results:- GIG FOURS. FIRST HEA!T. Oxon Station: ...

... I f.XSF@PkJHT IRB RIFLE ASSOCIATION. T~ nat ?? for Prize; inll Connecetion with LUs Butt, the %w.eatetsr inl the early pert 'of tile day being Very tilt TILVour14)le to glood shooting,. At the ConauiloioerneIt the- wn'vii' blow, down the range, but it lifterwarils blew from nth th 'ih in gests, anti in the afternoon reinl desceinded t very hoaevi>,'. Tue ?? offered includedl the County, for ...

... SPORTING 1NTRLLIGENCE. (FROM OUR OWN OORURPON\ENT,) Dleagreements, just now,, seem to, be plentiful. First,,there is the disagreement between Boydt and Higgins. One of theese two is,, witdoht doubt, our heclutumim smilier, and both are aenxious to get on a match, but they, calinot agree on what river it ehll hc.- Thaiuse or Tyrc. Bloyd,of ?? igu, on the other lindel is COnuely determinced that ...

... J' -SITY ATHLETICSOT TI..- RA DNSEM cnr ' Theses port ,AU6Hu COLLE GE. Runninig ?? ookl place On Feb. 19th or, the attendawi,;eth , Vat vry fin5 ,a er (scratch), t; Coete ?? ?? 6 a& to Scecood (,eat; -it ( N I lill y~c79 adtw yad er 10 4-5th jee Ihrd, heatY' (7.,T three i se, -.inches; time, 1(1 2., ope het rnk-s ?? 2' i 5jI by 15 hi 3 teen 'Orne14th 'ha' F tea at e is s',eWallt, y threc ...