... Crosslpy'a Royal Albert beat Mr. ingram's Olaf. Mr. Bmrkley's Bronel beat Mr. N. Mather's Mad Sweep. Mr. Der-senu ns Be Good bent Mr. Lnvuwon ns Bed Bowstor. Mr. R. V. Mather's M-olq Simoaa beat Mr. Lindl'y n- Devil to Poy, Mr. Glbwst'.ie's Green Seal beat ...

... Perkins beat Mr W. Paterson's £ Pearl Diamond Mr Wardrop's Wat7 beat Mr W. Mather Lis DqQn Felix Cl hlr Rs Kennedy no Dr Livingstone bt Mr J. Irving's Indian le Chief ill t Mc W. Mather us Debate beat Mr D. Brown's Maid o' Cairn t Ur Inglis ns Carmel Stream ...

... Silver Sells agast.Mather's Heels' The XIONDEB STAKES, for eight All-aged Grey- I bounds at 23 169. each. Winner, £15; second, £6. - ,.Dewhurs Stranger agst Skinner's St. John Kilner's The Baron agst Gowing'a Go on Miss - Mather's Maeol Prince agst ...

... LoGoL C:rror; and the third ty Angrts Yi.acPlae, Ctlo-lader. The Stirt place for 140al bagpipe pl.yitm Wtot taken by J. MacGregor, the second by C. rparhaon, and the third by Viit E. C. S. MAEc-Gregor. Throwiog the 221b. hoem. mer was tho nexts othletic ...

... team, who won last year. The names of the members of the two teams who competed in the final are subjoined:- C West End-B. W. Mather, W. Mann, W. Rush; Waterloo Workmen-C. Fisk, B. Simpson, B. Smith. The arrangements were well carried out by the Hon. I Secretary ...

... to MIargaret, fourt lianglter Ol r. William Hindson, builder, Gateshehl. 1 MATHER-LImDELL.-April 25, at Lady's Clni.i St. John's Wood, Lndon, Chazrles Tlieil Naters Mather, Esq., of Lougrili'e oivl¼ Northumberland, and Beech Grove, XeWfiuik upon-Tyne ...

... Willi]1ams's Hanniah beat Mr. Smith's Ace MAGI d Mr. Scoweroft's Sal of Avon beat Mr. 0. WilbaJis'S Tree IT Blue M.1 laM. J. Macgregor's Dulciguno beat Mr. J. Crossley's ' MoosE Coronation Eli Mr. Bartlett's Begonia a bye. AE a The FERMOR STAKES, for 1S All-ages ...

... dead. EX1,lrroATX0N oP ESTIRE HoRSes Arrow HUr.L.-Twclve beautiful oeaching i nd nag horses were shipped on board the Helen Macgregor, for Hamburg, a few days ago, at Hull, they were consigned to Mr Olds, of Hambui g, having been selected for the Bohemian ...

... Mrs Nosb, Rinear- dine O'Neil M rle and MrS Noble Taylor, Aboyse Mrs Lindsay vnd Miss Unthank, 13r.llate0; Mr Macgregor, alleter ; Mies Macgregor, Urathie; Miss O'Hara, London ; Mine Yates. asid MissI Williams, Aboyne ; Mr anid Miss Carror, Burnt- ilnnd ...

... Lo uis of Hesse. Our Liverpool correspondent announces the death ~ ordof Mr. Walter F. Macgregor, who died somewhat unex- pectediy yesterday morning. Mr. Macgregor, who was an 51., active and influential member of the liberal party, was the f ive managing ...

... r sides played a grand gamie, Dewhurst, Olibborn, Jeffery, and CoUier being the most prominent of the Southernrcis; while Mathers, Hackson, Auderton, Eagles, and Seddon were the pick of the Northern contingent. Behind the r pack, with the exception of ...

... remainder wijl be put up to-morrow (Thnradry). Detoils: Trt AAureTe ?? for m all ages at £9 lOe, each. Ir. W. IL Smith'a Colonel Macgregor brat Mr. . Hka's Cheque Book .Mr. J1. BlInks's Hartlton beat Mr. Rt. F. G3adatofs'e Com- panioa Mr. T. Giraham's Edeeliaw ...