... yards behind. Stewart wavs done up within three hundred yards from home. and gave up. OQNE MILr BICYCLE (Club).-lst prize, salad howl and servers: 2nd, ivory carvers, in hox'; 3rd1 china butter coolers. 1, Thee. Stannage, scratch; 2, Joseph Lu tton, 40 ...

... Pharailde, Faers;: Loup Garou, Giles; General Myer, Rossiter. Betting-2 to 1 agst Duorow, 100 to 30 eacbh agst Anenfone and Salade. Won by half a length; three lengths !between. second and third. IGreat Foal. Dutch Oven (Archer) . . 1 Nellie (Fordham) ...

... C ydls, 2 ; .1 L. Dunbar, 17 yds, 3. lItn, 5: 2- I sets i 1.000 YAiDuS STllECH.:-l:,llsl:.- -st Iprize, oak an11 1- sliher salad 1) el 2nd, oak and si ler tray: :;rd, silver naiokill ring. If. 1-. Miacardle, c.0 yds, I H. B . Barton, oi yds, 2 ; 1. Cox ...

... 3, J. M'Mullan, Bally- dugan. Nine competitors. 440 Yards Flat Handicap-Prizes-First, brass clock and gong; second, glass salad bowl and servers; third, case of carvers. 1. H. L. Watson. Dow ashire A.C., 23 yds; 2. T. Caughey, South End Harriers, 25 yds; ...

... 3, J. M~ullian, Ballydugan. Twelve others competed. 440 Yards Flat Handicap-Prizcs-15t', dressing ,cse; 2nd, E.P. and oak salad; 3rd, cycle clock. 1, J. WIAtteersnn (30) ; 2, W. Rainey (30) ; 3. J. Breen (30). Tite, 52 4-5th sees. Won by ten yards . 220 ...

... the finish. The time was 7 mins. 37 1-5th secs. FOURTH RACE. -110 Yards Handicap (confined to Belfast Lough)-First prize, salad bowl and servers (presented by Mr.F. R. Lepper); second prize, biscuit box (presented by Major harman Crawford, D.L.4; third ...

... UC.C.; and W. Mitchell, Y.M.C.A.A.C. Won by six yards. 1111! YARDS FLAT (Hendicap)-Fersi; prize., dress- ing bag; second, salad bowl; third, toast ~rack. First Heat-I, S. W. Maddocic.. Dublin, 5. yards ; 2, J. W. Martindale, Salford Harriers, scratch ...

... Matthews), and Shamrock J. Txerney). Won in a canter. Two MIILES BICYCnn (SnRATCr).-ist prize, drawing.room clock; 2nd, gong; 3rd, salad bowl end helpers. I, A. Du Cros; 2. R. A. Vtoat; S. W. M Pherson. Time. 5 min. 53 1-5th sees. Also con- peted-T. Walker. W ...

... by half a yard ; a yard b2tween second and third. ONE MILE FLAT (I~andicnp.)-1st prize, pair of bronze figures ; 2nd. oak salad bowl and helpers ; 3rd, preserve dish and spoon. 1. J. Allvenny, Holyweod F.C,, 38 yds.; 2, P. M'Donald, Y.M.C.A.A.C., 30 yds ...

... style, and won as he liked. Two MiLEs Bicyn1a RACE (HANDcsct).-Frizes- ist'clook (presented by Captain MP(almont, M.P.; 2ndi, salad bowl and helpers; 3ra, bronzes. R. Barry, Richmond B.C., 40 yards, i; G. H. Pickcr- iou, Sefton and Dhigle B.C., 100 yards ...

... half a yard at the tape; 3 yards between second and third. Two MILF.s FhAT RACE (c1A1oDICkP).-Prizes- 1st, oak and silver salad bowl, presented by Messrs. Cahoono Bros.; 2nd, silver inkstand; 3rd, illuminated album. 1, A. G. Fausset, 100 yards; 2, G. ...

... sports Oi' the day commence; the startled bhimtn nieS caper for a few yards and settle down to a comn- fortable graze on sundry salad heads and cabbage-leaves specially placed for their convenience-, the gallant hounds stretch their wearied limbs, gaze listlessly ...