... SI. Nevins, and .J. Wheeler. The Junior Challenge Cup was handed to the Salters 2nd eleven. Silver medals were also given to the players who took part in the fnal contest. In the Senior Challenge Cup competition AMessrs. L. C. Docker, with an average ...

... accident, win the English in also. The Aston Villa, the champion club of the lands, are, as all the world knows, the 'rc al holders of the English Cup. Last season they were abty t carry off this trophy without being compelled to trya, with the giants ...

... Queen of England, from her imperial throne, flashes an order to Canada to empty thestorehouses of blankets and send themto Chicago. That touches my heart. There is more in those blankets to bind Canada. and Great Britian to our hearts than all England's muskets ...

... A. Brand's Spruce t IV. (England) and Mr. C. J. Field's Ethel Wynn X. (United Stases) met to-day awain in Long Island Sound i; to recail Saturday's abortive race in the match for z, the Seawanhaka Corinthian Yacht Challenge Cup. in There was a south-westerly ...

... d toasts, the MAYOR made various presentations to tre suc- r cessfui cricketers of the past senson. The senior challenge el cup was awarded to the Simeti wick Cricket Club, who now d become the permanent owners of the trophy, wbich has b been won by thern ...

... Mlorgan's Mlerry England boat 1.ir. L~obb's Lufide Credo Mr. Ede's 4Costa heat Mr. Deleghton isi Cardinal Mr. Smnith's Spinaway beet Air.Alios Abergeidhe Celossel Goodlake's Glaring Fact beat Mr. Tosuikin's Tantivy, Costa beait Merry England I Spsinaway heat ...

... F irst Stage, QUEEN'S. All Coniers of all Nations. Association Cup (confined to Members). Match between LORDS and CODIMONS. PUBLIC SCHOOLS. Lord Spencer's Cup. ST. GEoRGE'S VASE. Harold Cup. Extra Prizes.-First Series, for Rifles of .577 bore, Go-. vernment ...

... three c teams of 'eight, representing England, Scotland, and I Ireland. As it is an any rifle match, 0D the teams follow-their indiridnal fancy in the e choice -of their wea~pon;, nod the scientific t, appliances used by the mark-amen and the length of ...

... 000 yards. The cup, which is valued at 50 guineas, was won by Captain Gibbs, 2nd Glouoestershire Engineers. The following were the highest scorss:- THE ALBERT. SrconD STAvE. 1,000yards. 15 slhts. let 2ridGrn Stage. Stage. Total The Cup, Captain G. C. ...

... athletic world. When the club was first started, physical education, which had now become so popular, was fostered by It in every way, and when athletic sports were held in the district their sports attracted to them the best names in the athletic world. Gymnastics ...

... the professional world as the Benicia Boy, has established himself at East Harnham, adjoining the city of Salisbury, where he is undergoing the necessary training for the forthcoming contest with Sayers for the championship of England. ...

... mare is in Old England. In 1S16, Dr. WVarfield let Alice Casrneal to Mr. Grinstead, clerk of the Court of Justice of Fayette county, and that gentleman put her to Lecomte (the horse which died in England after running for the Warwick Cup in 1857), then ...