... Wall. The Grand Duke Mcbael Stakes of 90 sova eacb, for three yr old colts. Sot 71b* fillies, 8st 31b. A F. Lord Exeter's a Golden Fleece, -Lord Exeter's c Adrianople *Lord Exeter's Wood P'igeon, *Lord Lansdale's c by Jerry' out of Turquoise; Colonel Anson's ...

... flaudicap-.swoepantaken of 2 noav eafli, with 5d sonv arided. 2 Bova each for entrance to go to the food, and 5a boolcaye, to be Boot at timo of naming. One mile anti a half, beats. Eailway ?? of 2 eara each, with 40 Bove adided. Two miluef, hiasts. Four 4-feet ...

... Sunlday .Nighit. Thmot~,tttl tvalement3s draw tile three frivorirites - 't be inl grinit request, rhilo Iieflectlerr, Mauld of Kent, arid eiltrrree all backerd for, gooe ocibuet d money. Vest- -irriinctar rind the Lnossrrade. colt have both impiror-ed chair ...

... and Go Dublin Drag Hounds-Tuesday, 22, Shank- hill Railway Station; Saturday, 28, International Hotal, Bray; Tueasdy, 29), Golden Bail. I o'clock. Baiycrss ariers-Monday, 21 Kilmannon: Saturday, 26, oygass;Monay,28, ri~eton; Thursday, 31, Anngh ?? 21 ...

... visitors by eleven gtals to nil. CRICKET. ICENT v YORIC-SHIRE-Play was resunmed early yes- terday at Maidstone. 'lbs brothers Hearne made '3 use- ful stand for Kent, Alec patting tozether 41, and George Ilearne carrying his bat for G4, when the innings closed ...

... and Duck's Egg, with Vinnuaal and Master George next, and Maidstone behind. 'They TnM so until enter. iag the straight, when sk's Egg and Onteaft gave . way simultoneonuly to lInnuals, and Maidstone, who came on in pursuit of Matt, but the lst-namod held ...

... Master George, bioa, Rathena, £50 each. Sunmmer Two Year Old (Wednesday)-Maidstone, John 'Innally, Flaneur, and tathens, £100 each. -44LAUST SCRAcatCoIs. First Summer Handicap-Golden Plume, Maddens. town, All engagements ?? Ethel. A; ZIVALLS. Mlint Pythias ...

... at 6 to 1, amid at this price very little went on Castanet, Just before the close Golden Plume went back a couple of points, and at the close the prices were -5 to 2 Golden Plume, 3 to 1 Annagor, S to I each Cas- tauet, Silent, and Pythias, SILVER PARK ...

... a postponement took place Until to-day. KENT v AUSTRAUIANS.-PL5Y was resumed at Maidstons yesterday in lovely sunmer weather, and the innings of Kent was finished off in half aun hbur for. 77, or 112 behind. Kent mnade a isastrous star-l their second inning ...

... clear of Golden Plume. Inside the distance 3Iaddenstown began to compound, and St Thomas, holding his advantage to the end, won by a length; two and a half lengths divided second and third, and a head off Belgrave 'as placed fourth, with Golden Plume fifth ...

... 5 yrs MiT iLwec' The nun, aged I:FM'Donild5q ?? 6 yrs J~ . Maiher's Cinnamon, S greq ARRIVE0 OR EXPECtE.D. The Areb tough Kent lndo1lzrt1c~e Gaiety White- Heart Paul Pry Terrure Wild Delight Quit' Well ~Shylock Miss Livesay Nve~~kin ~Acorn. Bethin T ...

... 3: pdo the frot, followed by Banker. Iem 2 S '.lkiit, Earl of Oak, and Lough Kent. At the S r;d. hrt of Oakc was sent to the front, wvith Welkin G -Se*acond and itough Kent third piaces. Ona3 p- C t te last fence the laster took the command, q evdatdery ...