... a;cAseIra. I. G. Bellingbare,BIrmrlirham A-mos Burr-, Liverpool 2. F. Hollins, St. George's P. F. B2akc, Manbesiter 3. A. R. Hyde, Behenlians .T. Cairms Live-pool 4. B.D. WpmoL Rfrmi;aham V. L- W kizeach, Ardwick 5. A.J.Mackenzin, St.George's PF. . Smdding ...

... on of the St. George's hra.s -reached an interestioz. stage. There has been sf-e cmr-.oiS cross-plaV-e.g., Hoillins eat Hyde, Hyde ?? Fre-,` Brown, and Brown beat Hollins; and the r-,salc of it ail if That should either party to the game ?? Bron v. S ...

... Z, The following are the respective teams for the t! WAlRWscssamr. OX7ELD 1. F. HEslius (St. Getrges). W. F. Pane. 2. A. H. Hyde (Bohemians). Lr. Lynan. .3. A. J. MIackenzie (St. George's). A. H-. W. Geergp 4.P. F.McCarthy (St. George's). F. S. Smith. ...

... seven wickets lot- 15 rues, including the b at trick? St. Marys IL: A, WN. Hyde 2, Whitte C, Evans 4, Plummet- 2, A. Hyde 4. Collins c (not out) 2, Jest-ns 0, Studheine 4. A. T. Hyde 4, Taylor 0, ti Jones 0, exztra. 1; total 23 City Officials 11. : A. Whreeler ...

... race, I shall rely uOnO Eerie - Comnic. The Limosa colt not havfng been Eent to continue Mr. Musker's Melton triumphs, the Hyde Park Plate may fall to . Sabrinetta. Manx Penny ran well enough to-day to encourage the belief that he ?? beat patty Htf in ...

... shot at it V-as foned tiet66 H. Alford, W. Charles, ?? P. Jones, W. Bet rmdgii t 1V 1. Jones, jun., had all tied; and in the eto; - f Charles and NV. P. Jones, Jun., again tied. l-:e second shoot-off W. Charles anid V. P>. Joeie. ;Z, azain tied, and it ...

... lion. G. Lambiten, the Hon. F. Lambton, the fo I on. Charles and Mrs. Hanbury Lennox, the lion. Mary iHughes, the Eon. Rosamund Hanloury, the Hon. Charles Hanbury, the Eon. Arthur Foijambe~, Sir Charles and Lady Haertopp, Lime Hon. H. W,. and Lady Marjy ...

... Iarston Ia Parker 2. Ball ba Crie0 CucLa akr 1, jrdett b IBarer .0, extras 'F Whiteec Oa~kland ba Chatleswortla 8, Smith b Charles- A wot ,Sherlock ba Lee 11, Buawellb Dixon 7, Norton t LS . ?? 49. Baker Raw ?? 1, Ansell. aa 12 Dixlon b) Breedon 12Z David ...

... that this season Manchester City r have expended :2,000 in erecting a new grand stand f and making other improvements at the Hyde Road r enclosure, the financial state of the club is highly e satisfactory. The matches have been so well attended that at ...

... suggest that Syerla was P the fancied one of1 the stable. With respect to the remaining events, Sabrinetta, favourite for*the Hyde b Park Plate, had her chance destroyed at the start, b as she was left many a length, and Friares Wash a colt by Friar's B ...

... and Ichi Ban. After passing the brick-kilas Bonarosa drew into third p lace, and became secend entering the straight, with Charl- ton and Sidus next. Shortly afterwards Bonasa joined Vulpio, and assumning the command at the dis- tance WOn by three p arts ...

... . Rustell n ,a7 11 Mir C Trilrnpicr's Dewey 3Rose 3y W Steens P Ia 7 10 Mdr F Bishlop's Poll 3y . ?? Bato t I a?7 10 Mr F CharL cy's Nakheila 4y. . Esav t I a? 9 Mr P Patten's Choruis Girl ?? C Peyk al a? 7 IMr W Doirnes's f by Lauramte II-Corbeille F ...