... v. 'Kent 25, Brighton, Sussex v. Gloucestershire tb 25, Layton, Essex t. Lceeterahiro T' 25, Sheffield,. Yorkshlrs v. Australians ar 2, Soutbampton, aents v. Derbyshire sc 27, Northampton, Northamptostbire v. Durhad 21, Leeds; Yorkshire v. Kent 28, Letoester ...

... Middlesex, who were opposed by Surrey, had a week previously suffered defeat from Kent, and yesterday the metropolitan county again met with disaster. As on the occasion when Kent were antagonised, Middlesex were not so strong as their opponents at three- quarter ...

... each agst Killacan and Cordon Bleu.-Syston Cot out the- work from Golden Crown, and the pair went on clear of Cordon Blcu, with Bret Harte lying next, for about half tke journey. when Golden Crown drew right away, and won in a canter by four lengths; three-parts ...

... Patrick Dine, 8 9; Allowvay, 8 8; Dare Devil, 866; Breach1 85;i Alice, 8 4; The Adm~iral.582; Coremandel, 3 2; llsley, 7 12; Old Boots, 7 11; St. Benledict, 7 10,; Boornaby, 7 10; Grand Prior, 710 ; Madamne N~eroda IL., 7 9;t Sedge Chat, 7 9; Clarence, 7 8; ...

... WORLD-B, 40, 71,110. Spec, 124.-ADVT. CRICKET. LANCASIRBE v KENT-This match was begun at Tuanbridge Wellesesterday, At close of ply Lanca shire had made-48 for nine wickets. Amongst the Kent eleven ie Mr G 3 V Weigall, who played for Cam- bridge against ...

... tteaii's Lfl-StND)rrSToX)I 53 ymn 74 41b ..J. Bel! 2 Lord W. Bttedlrade,,- Jt)LLY TAL3 yr. ,,St ?? .31Slon3 Also ran: Form, Golden ?? SMar_ fKsrla-na., The VIr- gfinisr-, ?? Flnoh, Kopae4, M':-rry Toni, The lts'aPvr. An- gtnaat Gssw-e-.ack. ?? tratned by ...

... (Captain Sandeman), and Golden Oriole (Toner)also rsn.-Bettiug: 5 to 2 agst Red Eyes, 3. to 1 agpt Magellan 4 to 1 agpt Romeo, I1O to 15 agst Monica, 10 to 1 agst .essamY, and 100 to B agst CDonwag. -Red Eyes made play from Golden Oriose and Mege.lan, with ...

... 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 ...

... but Mr. A, N. Eby (iC5 and 68) ,pulled the Kent match off in spite of the e- poor bowling on bis side, which was not - much better than can be seen anywhere on a h- Saturday afternoon. Against this bowling Kent b made 173 and 167, nearly all the eleven ...

... added, for two-year-. aids ; colts 8St lOlb, fillies Sat 711; penalties and allowances; half a mile; 1 3 cubs. Mr `Wyndlhamn's Golden 'Bloom, Set 7th .. S. Adams 1 Sic F. Jobnstone's Cisarles IL, Eset 719 ?? 2 Mr. Badolyffe's Avenwater, Sat Sib . Blwn3 Mr ...

... Harvest,. Ruweuzori, Looty, Royal Rod, Glanieuse. ARRIVALS' Adolphus Fitzlhampton Queen of thed Agrippa Golden Arrow Fai'ri'es Barharina Golden Crown Thistledown Cerdelier Geraldine Winfigall C0horalisb Orion ANTICIPATIONS FOR CORK PARK MEETING. CORK ...

... ain sto'pped at the ticket platform outside the Peterborough station, and the wooden east, together with a lot of ?? in the boot, was also discovered to be on fire. Itisaemiracle that the accident did not happen after leaving Petarborough for Hitchin ...