... and Morla,) 100 to 6 ag-st Faded Flower, 20 to 1 each agst the others, offered. TChere v-ere several failures, aud when the flag fell Bon ?? made the running, followed by Soukette, the Bolly Marden colt, arid Flower, wvith the Merry Danue flly, Mona ...

... . ., 23 run out .. .. 28 G. G. Hearne, run out .. 2 b Flowers .. 13 Scotton, c Gunn, b Flowers .. .. 12 b Flowers .. 1S W. Hearne, e Barnes, b Wright .. . 33 c Wright,b Shaw 14 Attewell, b Flowers .. 3 b Sheckleck .. 20 F. H-Iearne, not out .. 12 c 8nd ...

... Sherwin, b Flowers ?? 17 Sugg, e Scotton, b Flowers ?? S. M. Crosfield, G and b Flowers ?? 12 Briggs, b Richardsonn ?? Baker, c Gunn, b Richardson ?? 10 Robinson, c Atteowell, b Richardeon, 1 Ward, ran out ?? 2 Yates, b Richardson ?? S Watson, b Flowers . ? ...

... St. Michael, o to 1 abe St. hlirin, 100 to 6 agat Chelsea, off. St. Michael cut out Ules work. and was followed by Carflemuas and Mephiato, with St. Kdirin next,. the rear being brought up by Chelsea, for about a quarter of a mile, when Candleonas took ...

... Donaldhainl. NORTEI DEIIy-Be's Life-Chelsea, Rvussian Bear (in the absence of Mercury. ) ?? the ab- sence of Mercury) ('audor ancl Phtihus. Fleld- Tabonrct and Mercury. Sporting Gi ?? and Russian Bear. ?? Liet--Chelsea, Ay- soils and Havnlakcr. Spot ts ...

... Archer's Chelsea, iMr. iKilg, Cygnet, ind Eversfield ; Jennings, sen.'s Blonde), Devilshoof, Father Confessor, Beltana, Sheen, and Rebound vout six furloungs. On the Bury side Ryan's Lozigback, Theme, The ?? Lady Lothian, Sceptic, Spring Flower, and Brouze ...

... third position, because he is a bad roarer, but his speed is undeniable, and the short price aceepted about him at the end shows that Captain Machell and Mr. Chaplin both knew something about him. He has little chance for the Derby, and I cannot say much ...

... Corunina proved successful, and Hungarian was second, Of those who turned out for the Thirty-ninth Triennial Saint Mary, Maxim, Flower Girl, and Whittington carried most metal, but none of these supplied the winner, who was forthcoming in Gua4iana, who statrted ...

... mnsic:- Marob, Golden Snnbeamr ; salee, The Flower Show; quadrilles, The Biinbnrgh ; polka, The Baden.Badon , valse, Sylvia ; marob, 'Leaving the Old Hfomer; pchottiscbe, ' Sum- mar Flowers ; valse, 'Dream Faces ; polka, Old China .; ...

... these, sixty- three paid forfeit, which leaves eighty seven run- ners, against f orty-eight last year-a number suffi. cient to show good sport. The Brownlow Cap, rej presented by Lord Lurgan, has its full complement wi of thirty-two, and the entries for it ...

... 111b Tu (Loates).. Hh Also ?? Flower, J.. Goator; Albert, J. I Osborne, Dame Agnes, Morgan. ?? Bettinlg-9 to 4 onL (at first 6 to 4 onl) Rosy 12 More, 6 to 2 aest Aveline, 3 to 1 agst Cora, 14 to Ra I aget Spring Flower, 16 to 1 each agts Albert and I ...

... ly fine. To the threatening aspect of the weather must'in some nieasure be attrlbuted the attendance on the course, which showed a very remarkable lalling off. Punohestown has ever been famous for the masses of pedestrians who throng all the points of ...