... IIUNTING &PPOINTKT-I` ?? I - - . A- OR.. j Tlhe Neythrop Ho@IIdh. MoNDAsY . Pemirs CaI-tle. Fanaysl ?? s ., Bavl:rn. SATURDAY . . . leo P. Each day at a qnar-tr to lKeven. The Bicester liounds. AfN-D)AY 0, , Ia1sl vc viil lar. TvLSDAY . Stratttora .11ily TnURSDAY .. . . 1han t;1 . SA'IURDAY .. .. Iliyl'. Etch tlay at a qnultar to 1 ran The South O'slfordshira flo:;lre. MOXDAY . .. II!] ?? FRID ...

... The Heythrop Hounds. MONDAY .. Pomfret Castle. WEDNESDAY ., ., Adlestrop (iatc. F WIDAY. . Evforld. SA'XJ'RDAY .. ..1VWilCote. Each day at Eleven. The Bicester Hounds. TaESDAY Chlmrltou Town End. TiUSODAY .. Wttoll House. SXZURDAY . P. . Fcnny Com pton Wharf. Each day at a, quarter before Elue-n. South Oxfordshire Hounds. MONDAY .. Baldon IlOuSC. FRIDAY . . Holton Stoue Pits. Each day at ...

... I HUNTING APTOIMTENTS. The Heythrop Houads. MONDAY .. .. Chapel House. WEDNESDAY .. Tar Wood. FRIDAY .. Tangley. SATURDAY I. .. Kiddin gton Gate. Each day at 10.45. The Bicester Hounds. MONDAY. .. Barton COmmon. TuEmDAY ., ,, Weston-ou-the-Greem. T1URSDAY ., ,. Steeple Claydon. SATURDAY .. .. Wormleighton. Each day at a quarter to Eleven. The South Oxfordshire Hounds. MONDAY .. Baldon. FRIDAY ...

... HUINTING APPOINTXENTS- The Heythrop Hounds. -MONDAY ,. .. Ieythrop, NiEDNEsDAY (Gawcomb. FrDAY .. Eyford. SATURDAY , . ., lenheims. Each day at a quiarter beforc Eleven. The Bicester 1ounds. MONeDAY .. .. Ilip Town End. TUESDAY . BUeClsell Cnw Common. TIHURSDAY .. .. Edgcott Village. SATURDAY .. .. Tmafford Bridge. Each day at a quarter before E3leven. South Oxfordshire Hounds. MONDAY , ,, ...

... Thle annual competition for prizes among the muember's t of the City Rifle Corpe took place on Thursday and Friday 13 the 13th arid 14th inst., at the Hiacksey Batts. The weather on thle Morning of the first day was most unfavour- C able, a heavy rain falling end strong gusty wind prevailing e up to about mid-day, wbsn it cleared off and was fine for therest of the day. On Friday ...

... I f.XSF@PkJHT IRB RIFLE ASSOCIATION. T~ nat ?? for Prize; inll Connecetion with LUs Butt, the %w.eatetsr inl the early pert 'of tile day being Very tilt TILVour14)le to glood shooting,. At the ConauiloioerneIt the- wn'vii' blow, down the range, but it lifterwarils blew from nth th 'ih in gests, anti in the afternoon reinl desceinded t very hoaevi>,'. Tue ?? offered includedl the County, for ...

... HUNTING APPOINzTXENTS3 The Reythrop Hounds. dw MONDAY ?? f : MON¢.DAY .. .. Chapel House, se WEDNESDAY . Deddifigton. FuJLY . Eyford. eq SATDA .. .. S Y Shipton Barrow. m Each day at Twelve. se The Bicester Houndi. MONDAY .. .. Menmnarsh Guide Post. TUESDAY .. .. Weston Peatpits,. TiuRsDAY .. .. Chilton, SATURDAY .. .. Fenny Compton (at 11.30) qt Each day at Twelve. b( The South Oxfordshire ...

... J' -SITY ATHLETICSOT TI..- RA DNSEM cnr ' Theses port ,AU6Hu COLLE GE. Runninig ?? ookl place On Feb. 19th or, the attendawi,;eth , Vat vry fin5 ,a er (scratch), t; Coete ?? ?? 6 a& to Scecood (,eat; -it ( N I lill y~c79 adtw yad er 10 4-5th jee Ihrd, heatY' (7.,T three i se, -.inches; time, 1(1 2., ope het rnk-s ?? 2' i 5jI by 15 hi 3 teen 'Orne14th 'ha' F tea at e is s',eWallt, y threc ...

... THE OXFORD AND CAMBRIDGE I IWOAT RACE. In spite of the very unfavourable weather during the greater part of the week, both the Light and Dark Blues hare done a 'good amouht of preparatory work for next Stjurday's-race. VVhile-the former seemed to have ?? .- What improved since their arrival in London, their rivals bhd in the opinion of somo scareoly thaintained their form, but ou Thursday, ...

... I - C OXFORD UNIVERSITY v. LANCASHIRE. The remarkable scoring in the early trial matches at Oxford caused the first important contest of the season, which commenced on Monday in the Parks, to be looked forward to with more than ordinary interest, for there was naturally a good deal of curiosity as to how some of ths yung atsm woud fae wh neopoed to bowling of first-class quality. Rain, which ...

... I | The annual general meeting of the above Assooiation was held on Wednesday afternoou, in St. Paul's 8chool- room, Walton-etreet, Oxford. In the unavoidable absence of the President (Mr. H. C. Risley), Mr. W. Wing, one of the Vice-Presideuts, occupied the chair, and there were also present Ald. Baubury (Woodetock), Messrs. W. G. Barker (Newland Cygnets), G. Holloway and B. 0. Cor- bett ...

... (Coeinele fraomr Page 7.) COUNTY CUP COM1PETITION. WITNEY v. VICTORIA. The first year of the Oxford County Challenge Oup competitioa has proved a success, and though the match of Monday and Tuesday lest was a somewhat disap- pointing one-especially to Oxonianne-the matches that preceded it have been productive of some excellent cricket, and the interest in the competition has been well sus- ...