... MIXED BAG AT FIFE RACES A mixed bag of weather and sport greeted those who attended the point-to-point races of Fife Foxhounds Balcormo Mains on Saturday, permission of Sir John Gilmour. Bart, of Lundin and Montrave. A cold westerly gale drove heavy rain over the course during the early part, of the races, but bright sunshine characterised the last hour or two. The sport, too, had its ups and ...

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... WASH-OUT. Armagh Beat Wood vale in Senior League. pairings for cup. (By COVER-POIWT.”) nailvrrtcnce or design the ather seems to have transmonths, and cricketers are about it. Only one match Ulster Senior League this Armagh, at home, took Wood vale for their own martin Road a fortnight was reluctantly recognised between Cliftonville and t Ire possible, but at Ormeau protected) hope held : ...

... LYDIA TO-DAY’S NAP (By PATHI NEWMARKET, Tuesday Night. Several good class sprinters are due to sport silk the July Handicap here to-morrow and there is every prospect a keen contest. The task carrying top weight will probably devolve Lady of Shalott, and although I expect her to make hold bid ° r give preference to Kinderacout. Beedfe’s charge has been unlucky to find one bit too good for him ...

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... (By Private Wire.) #Northern Whig and Belfast Post” Office. 107/111. Fleet Street. London, Saturday, 3 m. SUCCESS OF ROYAL VISIT TO PARIS, A Turning Point in the Story of Europe. The Times observes:— The visit of the King and Queen to Paris, following does the recent visit jhe French Prime Minister to London, does Indeed indicate that Great Britain and Trance are still comrades in a great ...

... the Bradbury Challenge Cupi beating Miss Joy Cox, nelce .of the Master Cutler of Sheffljid (Colonel F. - a . Nelllh the Women's Singles event of the Sheffield arid lawn tennis tournament at Hunter's field, on Saturday. Although only 18 years age. Miss COx has figured prominently the annual tournament for a number years. While Madame Mathieu won at 6-3. 611, the match Was always Interesting, ...

... by SPIKES DUBLIN never has been a happy hunting ground for Scots athletes, and last Saturday was no exception. Scotland had take third place to England and Ireland in the revived triangular international athletic contest, in which points were awarded for the first four places in each event, the final aggregates for the 13 being:-??England, 84½ points; Ireland, 44½ points; Scotland, 23 points ...

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... By GGROE TRILLED with thrilling prospects, to-morrow’s cr s: is the busiest of the season. Performances since entries for the national championships close 011 / Club Killian ...