... BRADFORD ATHLETIC FEbTIVAL. I This festival, postponed irom the 3rd instant on account I of thig bad weather, Was held on Saturday afternoon, in the Recreation rhound, at Peel Parn, Bradford. The use of the Park bad been kindly granted by the Parks Committee ...

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... ILKLEY ATHLETIC FESTIVAL. The fifth annual festival of the Ilksley Athletic Club took place on Saturday, with results which -ully main. tained its character hoth for excellence and popularity. The meeting was held at The Holmes-a portion of the Middelton ...

... Whitwood;: oranton. I Athletic Sports.-Meaars. R. Ohorley, Leeds Athletic Club,. if] W. H. Bell, Wakefield Athletic Club.' 'Referee an' l timakeerier-Mr. J. Redfenrdi, WAdfield Athletie, c Chb:.- taster-Mr. J.. Procter, Leeds Athletic Club.. In the course ...

... ITOLMFIRTI PLOTTER SHOW. The annual show and athletic sports took place on Saturday in the Cricket Field, and was the best attended' smce the formation of the society. 1t is estimated that I over 6,OGO persons were admitted. In nearly every Idepartme ...

... season is far advancot. The athletic sports are likely to become of the first order in the district. The money value of the prizes has been inceeased, and this caused large entries in all the events. Some well-known athletes competed, and two or three ...

... SHOW AT SUTTON. The quilittle village of Sutton-on-Hull w:s on Fr;.lay en Me 0on e occasion of the annual flover show aund athletic sports, whlch ate now a successful attq'edc to that desirable institution, the Reading-room. The show was hold in a field ...

... 2, G. T. Dobell. ATcLErioI FzSTIVATL AT ?? athletic festival gut up by the Rocrihale Cricket Chib was a held upon the club's grounh con Saturdcy. There wnrc present about 2,000 siettatlors. About 1l0 athletes tl.-h a part in the ctitesle. 'i'hie his-st ...

... attendance grakonallY increased. During the afternoon and evening several additional attractions were provided in the shape of athletic sports, horse leaping and driving, &c., for which valuable prizes were offered. Mr. W. Green has again thrown opeie the whole ...

... `Presadimt Schunnanm, of Cornell Uiversity, has delivered himself with considerable wiedoni on the subject of inter-collegiate athletics in the 7Unrted States. Mglishmen have often accused Americans of a, profes- sional spint in their amateur sports, and Americans ...

... 'he third. There is also an athletic Blue, Mr. H. Mather, in the third class. Seome correspondence has been going on latelv as to the diminution of the number of reading men at the Universities and the increase of the athletic interest. It was answered ...

... LOOAL FLOWER &c., SHowS. LUMDDENDEN FOOT FLOWER SHoW-On Satur- Ie day afternoon the fifteenth rannual show and athletic h, sports, in connection with the Luadeoden Foot Floral and it. Horticultural Society, took place in a field near the rail- n way station ...