... for Langholm, leaving the club at 9-30 a.m. share, when a good muster is requested. They have got a good programme for the season which, with ordinary luck as regards weather, should be a taking one. Threegold and three silver medals will be presented ...

... it Kirkstone Pass. is feared will have a fatal termination, happened to a cyclist—a clerk in a business house in Liverpool. It would appear that two young men on tour were riding down the terribly steep road from Kirkstone Pass in the direction of Patterdale ...

... private headquarters, where a good meal can be had at a moderate figure, and a pleasant evening spent in harmless amusement. Such runs can be diversified in many ways. An occasional picnic; a boating excursion ; a walk up ...

... English (the quarter-mile champion when A. Steel's away), beating him by half-a-yard. The final of the 440 yards handicap was a rather curious affair, and whether Bell was entitled to second place or not, is a auestion upon which I should like an official ...

... his new quarters there, the Buck Hotel, and :after a sing-song the party will return. With good weather, and a moon nearly at the full, the run should be a pleasant one, and ought to draw a good muster. A number of our city cyclists Carlisle ...

... of a snowstorm or a cutting nor'-easter before night. Yet a heavy outfit must be avoided while pedalling, light and warm clothing is the thing. and a spare waist-coat may be carried on the handle bar to don when the rider dismounts for a ...

... The run was a most enjoyable one, and those that stopped at home, missed not only a splendid ride, but a good cheap feed at the far end. I am sorry to have to record the Sudden death of a sudden death on Sunday of Mr John Cyclist. Hutton, a ...

... clearance being the result. The arrivals from a distance consisted of 104 cattle, district; 607 g froms fromAberdeenlreland. T o a t n a d l numbers shown—Cattle, 1,992 ; sheep, 8,401 ; pigs, 13 607 c a a n t d t I e , 645 5 d 2 p 7 i O gs p ...

... ° n r considered i b d A u e e r 8 e d t r d any y ian vai n . The Y.M.C.A. on Thursday went very I:M. C.A. to Sill o th . Th ere was a f a i r muster though ing at times. F or t una t e l y it k e pt up, and the travellers had ...

... ride by 11 miles. It will be remembered by my readers that a short while ago Brooks established a record for Carlisle cyclists, by covering a distance of 172 miles in 12 hours, and although a few have tried to accomplish the feat he performed, their efforts ...

... very unfortunate in this respect. A fortnight ago, I gave a route for • A Few ..\ - ke Runs a nice day's outing, suitable for those cyclists who do not care to do more than 30 or 40 miles in a day. Here is a ...

... source of accidents A member of a newly formed club, a careful rider in general, lost control of his machine running down hill, and is now going about with his arm in a sling. A more striking instanoe still occurred on Saturday. ...