... Rowing .Club, in 2miu. 24»ec., less 38 yards start; E. B. Turner, .Loudon Athletic Club, 52 yards, being a good second- . ■* The West Kent Football Club held .ffieir anminl athletic meeting last-SaturAiy at Camden Park, Chise}- and although wjftther was ...

... years); fifteen nd. Time, 484 sec. ' > iro, second ; Allen, > ice.—Wheeler, firet. Scott, firet; Coote, -s’ Race, 300 yards don Athletic Club, ale; thirty flights, ro, second ; Palmer, Brooke. ('hallenge —Won Palmer unmlier of marks, i - —Won by Palmer mrehier ...

... the sports took place so long ago the 13th of May, however, it would obviously unadvisable to reproduce the report. Ed.' Athletic Arttw.] . • (In our next issue we purpose giving portrait and biographies! sketch of Mr. W. L. Cuaour, the north country ...

... V; 1 . • THE ATHLETIC NEWS. other were Captain Hartwell (26); Mr. Norris (28), Mr. A. H. T. Newcomer (261), anil Mr. Bivwin (29), who killed four each; Captain E. C. Starkey (26J), Mr, \Y. H. AVemielin Mr. Carter (26), Captain Malone (26], and Mr. Beverley ...

... Manchester, wl*w we understand that it will succeeded the Agiment commanded H.K.H. The Duke of Coiuubght. Previous to the athletic sports certain milita-y evolutions were gone through hotly of troops *u horseback, and this item was certainly the most ...

... THE ATHLETIC NEWS. pctitors started. The distance was 240 yards, and the race won in good style by W. Beckwith, who started at scratch, the second and third being F. Middleton and W. Crawford with yards start each. The prizes consisted of a silver watch ...

... quitting Manchester, wlii we understand that will succeeded the frgiment commanded H.U.H. The Duke of ConnAght. Previous to the athletic sports certain evolutions were gone through by body of troops yu horseback, and this item was certainly the most gqjtifying ...

... the sports took place so long ago the 13th of May, however, it would be obviously unadvisable to reproduce the report. —Bor Athletic News.'] , * ' portrait and ■* th« north [ln oar next issue we purpose giv biographical sketch of Mr. W. L. country amateur ...

... THE ATHLETIC NEWS. petitora started. The dutaace was yards, and the race was won in good style by W. Beckwith, who started at scratch, the second and third being F. Middleton and W. Crawford with 20 yards start each. The prizes consisted of a silver watch ...

... v '' iro, second ; Allen, k I: ice.—Wheeler, first. i, ; . Scott, first; Coote, S.,'tide's’ Race, 300 yards In (. . don Athletic Club. > has half ale; thirty flights, ; M ■ ro, second ; Palmer, . Brooke. Challenge ■ m.tvk.i—Won Palmer ,i equal number ...

... THE ATHLETIC NEWS. SURREY ▼. GLOUCESTERSHIRE. This great county match was played at the Oval on Monday and Tuesday last, and resulted in the victory of Surrey 26 runs. The following is the score:— SUBREV. 11. Humphrev, Townsend 12 run out 3 Jupp, Wyatt ...

... EMINENT ATHLETES No. IL-W. L. CLAQUE, OF STOCKPORT. WILLIAM LACE CLAGUE, whose name is so well known in amateur circles as the representative man, - par excellence, of Lancashire athletes, having lately joined the noble order of Benedicts, has announced ...