... North v. South. 28-Glasgow Cup, third round; Welsh Cup, first roud *Middlesex Senior Cup, qualifying competition, first round; Perthshire Cup, first round; Foriarshire Cup, first round; Glasgow Cup, third round ...

... Association Challenge Cup. In mentioning the Cup, I am reminded of the fact that J. Lambourn scored a unique victory in the final match; for F. Farrow, his opponent, who was defeated by 21 points to 2, had previously an unbeaten record in the Cup Competition. ...

... finest cyclist in England. lie competed in the- Ten Miles Scratch Race for a 50-guinea cup. He had previously won one cup outright, and had scored two victories in the present one, and had only to again come in first to make the cup his absolute property ...

... Coronation, winner of 9 the Derby; Caravan, winner of the Ascot Cup; Vulcan, I winner of the Liverpool Cup and Camibridgeshire; and Ephesus, winner of the Hunt Cap at Ascot, &c. The r Chester Cup was the great -object of his ambition, and 2 although he ran ...

... later; squally, unset. 1. Scotland, E.- ( tied; some rain. 2. England, N.E. ) oseesfcrfyosczsn5eerlyrcisdol light or 3. England, E. - o dscreaic; rdusE; sretc rein. 4. Mm. Corrsireh.. - 5. EnglandS. (Lon- South-westerly or westerly winds, mode- don &aChannel ...

... ?? Wood. Thursday 19 ,,,RolIe~ton. Saturday . 21 ?? ..t Marston. CRICRET.-ENGLAND v. AUSTRALT.-TiIE ALL EIG-~ LAND ELEVEN.-Mr. George Parr, the captain of the All England Eleven, who are to go out to Australia, has just made up his number and they ...

... FOsRECAFsS. us t soery windsul, fresh; oauterlyor southerly is 0 oSotland, B ?? winds, strong, perhaps gle; cloudy, un. 89 ~ Scotand, esttiact, some snow., . - Easterly winds, fresh or strong; cloudy, 2. England, Nl aom snow or sleet.- .a. 3 England, E. Northerly ...

... STAK~s of £2. 1&s. 6£. each, with a Silver Cup added. The first dog to receive £015. and the silver cop; second dog, 610. ; third and fourth, £1. ifs. fid. each; four winners of one course, £1. each. Mr. Redfern use Blaze of Light beat Mtr. Neck's Dsphne ...

... would have been at issue on the race. The same with the Chester Cup,on which £100,000. would be risked long before Christmas had turned. What, too, has become of the haeavy betting that used tp take place for months G beforehand on such races as the Post ...

... elsance of breeding sultable aniessals at a remuncrative price. What use are the racing breeds either to tlse hunting gentleman of l2st. and up wards, or to the maintenance of Our world-renowned race of horses for carriage, army, or hack Purposes? In the ...

... toeras. Do I ?? on the whole., .ea5 c- 2. England, ?? Light variable breezes; d f, I es Eater onorth-eazterly ind, es 3. England E foggy at first, then fine. Ilghti JS 4. M.lM. CONTU.r Same as No. 2. er 5. England S.(Lon. Z ar den & 6hannel) s.ameas No. ...

... owing to the execrable weather, being drawn. The challenge cup competition last season did not arouse the interest of previous years and resulted in financial loss. The committee, feeling that the cup competition had done its work for the present, had decided ...