... Daft, c LUlywhite, Suthrtn 24 runout Lockwood, c R. Humphrey, b Lillywhite J race Carpenter, F. Grace.--- c -Bennett, b Grace Greenwood, cG. F. Grace b _ Southerton q n Plumb, b G. F. Grace „ ra 8 Hayward, b G. F. Grace c Grace 0 Smith, cF. Sillcock, ...

... white 42 M'lntyre, c Yardley b Howitt 4 Daft, 1 b w, b Lillywhite 1* Oscroft, c Fryer Howitt Carpenter, 1 b w, b Mr. Grace Greenwood, c Jupp, b Howitt 24 Emmett, c Southerton, b Lillywhite Pinder. not out 1 W. M'lntyre, Hadow, b Graco 2 Shaw, b Lillywhitc ...

... A QUICKSILVER MINE. Grace Greenwood, who been for time travelling in the west of America, sends the New York Times account of a recent vis to a quicksilver mine : — It was brilliant morning when we set out from San Jose for new Almaden Quicksilver ...

... hundreds yesterday. Freeman and L. Greenwood were the first bats, and the bowling was entrusted to Messrs. W. G. and G. F. Grace. Greenwood played the very first ball bowled by W. G. into the doctor's hands at point, and retired favour of Lockwood. The new-comer ...

... this stroke was from the last ball of the day. Score:- PLAYERS. c Thornton, b Gilbert —.._-.._,,_ fis J. Selby, W. G. Grace Greenwood, cH. Ross, b Gilbert . ~i . W. Oscroft, not out _.. ——— —, Ullyett, c Talbot, b Gilbert . M. M'lntyre, cH. Ross ...

... THE YOSEMITE VALLEY. INTERESTING NARRATIVE BY GRACE GREENWOOD. The New York Timet publishes the following description, by Grace Greenwood, of a visit to the Yosemite Y'alley : Leaving Mariposa the party, seven in number, thoroughly enjoyed the forest ...

... t \ - v « « PLAYERS 2nd lan. Jupp, 1 b w, b W. G. Grace 13 not out ..23 lo.kwotd.jC and b W G Grace. 11 c our, rY.G. Grace Greenwood, cWjatt. bW G Grace 12 not out « W Oscroft, h w, b W. Grace .. J. Selby c Sub, b W. G. Grace Poo'ey, b c Smith, b Gi ...

... Trafford Handicap 3.30 Hunters' 5teep1echa5e. 0 Lancashire Steeplechase 4.46 Additionai> Arrivals.—Solon, His Grace Greenwood, Traveller, Novice, Curate, Tranp, R»by, Sir John, Annie, Witcnhonw, Mayfly, Lady tbe ake, and Thyra. Expected : Magician ...

... This caused Southerton to resume in place of Lilly whit* at 128, and at 144 Mr. Stand was called upon to supersede Mr. Grace. Greenwood had made 35 In quite his best form, when Pocley snapped him at the wicket; half the wickets belrg down for 153. Clayton ...

... said, you have heard the command of your King and of your God; it is for yon to determine which you will obey. Miss Grace Greenwood, an American women's suffrage stump orator, defined at a recent meeting Boston-the qualifications for the exercise ...

... Appleby _.. _ 34 c Harris, bW. G. Grace- j Oscroft, b Appleby Hornby, bW. G. Grace A. Shrewsbury, run out..-. bW. O.Grace .. Greenwood, c Harris, b Appleby.. 28 c Appleby, bO. F. Pooley, c Hornby, bW. G. Grace . c and bW. G. Grace- «• Emmett, not out ...

... Fourteen days; you'll have to go to prison for fourteen dayß, Via New York.—Writing from London to the New York imes, Grace Greenwood, the authoress, says: —A strange rumour has been for some time afloat in London, and I now find it given with considerable ...