... Oolkir Durliam County Produce Plate.—Lianyroynech. YORK MEETING. VorKshiire Oalcs.—Oog Dance, Dr.lvme. Bidiniivl on Plate.—tHiuckler'n Pride colt. Duke oit York Stakes.—Clog Danoe. Convivial Produce Stakes.—Royal Batrn jektoug. ■ Hunilicap.—Bucket. iOSCEkLA ...

... effectively the whdle system Is becoming she has christened castle and York to Hull and football competitions a week continuing the disruption of clogged up'' h, been sponsored to raise finally Felixstowe. on Friday, the day the the laundry. From today ...

... Delaware, a song foS' Wand Carnation, a fox-trot r both posses? attractions- ! - is - contributions, A Day n Dutch clog dance by rCgJtX, Ti« lJl accentuated; The rf isti c , Standard, and Tiiat h' ...

... Dcwrim, to 1 oft«ra Won t>y Siead; fomn. MAIDEN PLATE of 200 OnA .1/ mile. SILVER BAND (Captein A Wilson) (Sir Beckett) CLOG DANCE (Sir F. , Rramfirs —Slhser byid. Thwaites. Wrag-g; Daiu*>. P. Jones; nixbocough, W. Prince; Priznr Mint, R Jones; Canadian ...

... before, fair play the Scotch and Irish markets. This ought to indemnify them for any fears they may entertain of increased competition from mall whisky. Besides the general reason already staled, why the Government should be willing to listen to sucb a proposal ...

... Miliia uneielaesip of Drum-Major Wood, Played Mt at inevladatr ard broke up into small quadrille ti hands, to which the company danced in the highest spirit, 'i 11, the groups presenting a very picturesque appearance. Tue 2,private bridge leading to tho works ...

... session a close day evening, when the members engaged in a number of competitions for prizes offered for | the best exhibitions on the parallel bars and ring exercises. The competitions were confincd to those who did not take part the exhibition given the ...

... Hardy; Lady Liberty, Maher; Tyrolese, Lyne: Queen's Ball. Aylin; Lady Clwyd, Saxby ; Rhodalind, Melvin ; Hedge Sparrow. ; Clog Dance, M'Call; Hot Roll, Murray; Elysee, W. Lane; Burnt CSiild, Sherwood; Daisy's Castle, E. Wheatley; Prince Tartar, Trigg. Betting ...

... his advantage, and during the day made breaks 61, 58, 110, 83. Roberts, the ether hand, compiled 184, 186, 59, 177, 230, 226. Clog© of play:—Reeee, 795®: Robe its, 6946. Despite the fact that was well assured of victory, was a capital company present Saturday ...

... and Cairney districts were let Huntly, and in every case, save one, to the occupying tenants. There was, of course, no competition ■ admitted, and the greatest rise of rent docs not, in any case, exceed 15 per cent. . , Mb. Skeen, Schoolmaster of Ncwspynio ...

... Marius 3. Nineteen ran. AUTuMN HANDhCAP-Carmilhan 1, Lumberer 2, Hawkesbury 3. Seventeen ran. KSENsyirm PLATE-Conachar 1, Clog-Dance 2. Gangway and Primrose dead heat. Six ran. THE CESAREWITCH. CYPRA W. Pratt f RED EYES . T. Loates t LADY ...

... Seven ran. SU,ITYscOFp STAIKES-Vulpecula 1, Stowmarket 2, Frisca 3. Twelve ran. VISITORS' WELTER HANDICAr-PhilantlhropiSt 1, Clog Dance 2, Poppoea 3. Nine ran. ALI. AcED S1LLING. L'LATE-Vaulter 1 Poussiur 2, Bobwoodl 3. Four ran. SWAFFHAM HANDICAr-Sir Benjamin ...