... Tuesday, Tortington Common; Thurs. day, Bathurst Park ; Saturday. Stunted Avenue-11.39 Onarrox.-Xonday, Woodford Wednesday. Silverstone; Friday, Slakesley Saturday. Hartwell-11 H.H.-Monday . Alton Butts; Tu. today, West Tisted ; Thursday. Preston Candover ...

... —During the last week the salmon fishing has been good. Col. Johnson killed one, 161 b., at Bettws-y-Coed ; Mr W. Gray killed one at Trefriw, 61b., and a young lady, Miss Edwards, of Shy!, killed a salmon, 61b., on Saturday l as t.—D . T. THE the club waters ...

... handled if, as a looker-on, I may be allowed opinion with exceptional skilL But the wildness of the day upset all chance of killing and, after some five-and-forty minutes' work, this fox was abandoned not far from Seawell Wood. Plumpton Wood was next appealed ...

... inquest at the London Hospital touching the death of Jacob Silverstone, a Hebrew ehild, aged four years, living with his parents at 121, Cable-streot, St. George's, who was run over and killed in the street. Rocald Lear stated that on Thursday evening ...

... FIKST BORN : Messrs. Francis Powers, George Fullerton, George Osbourne. J. H. Henrimo, Harry Spear, Jolin Armstrong, JMP:I Silverstone: Mesdawmes Nellie Cumnins, Carrie E. Powers, Venie Wel s, and May Buckley. PALACE. THIS EVENING, at 7.45, Zu o the Natta ...

... Itoburite ?? 0 2 P ?? 7 b Aferr8'srh02 Arca. rellc e . 7 6 aOt. S2lvestolb. 92clack ?? 6 TheMonk. ?? a 2 ?? Mladeu. 7 3 Silverstone . 2 ?? .7 3 Manli~ve . 0l 2 ?? . 7 3 ?? ?? 6 2 lof ?? ~tiue*-@->67 3 Anodvnee . 0 2 fln . 7 3 ?? , 713 nDe.'ab. Chivalry ...

... Nonovood, aged 76, 12ch inst. DELAvOSsE, Anna M., widow of the late Mr. J. R. Delafosse, formerly of Richmond, Surrey, at Silverstone, Northatuptonshire, aged 82, o2th inst. DOMVILLE, Rev. D. B., M.A., Chaplain and Naval Instructor of H.M.'s ship Briununia ...

... Westminster :— Bannister v. Local Authority for County of Middlesex— Markwick v. Franklin— Elliott v. Ellis. For judgment.— Silverston v. Sanders and another. Probate, Divorce, and Admiralty Division, at West- minster. Before Sir R. J. Phillimore, at 11.— ...

... mortleld Park: Saturday. Jolly Farmer, Begshot—iosi GRAFTON'S. DUNE Or.—Monday. Saws Nine lhorches Weduesdar. R.I. IDs; FUMY. Silverstone Windmill-11 GUILFORD'S, op—Nouday. Denbo; Wednesday. Newhall Omen; Friday. Bridge-10M N. H.—Moaday. New Inn, Tenho. • Tuesday ...

... which the Lucania encountered. THREE MEN KILLED AT KENDAL.. At Messrs. Cropper's paper mills at Cowan Head, near Kendal, a large chimney was blown' down. Three employes named Winskill, Gill, and Clark were killed. Five other men narrowly escaped with their ...

... capercailzie still remain ,,rIy plentiful in some of the Scandinavian forest tracts, but comparatively f gf those birds are killed by English sportsmen with the shot gun. In the f ot place their habitat is also that of the elk, and, in a lesser degree, ...

... Hawkoombe Head, at 11 a.m. Lord Clanmorris commenced cub-hunting on the let of September, and since has had three days a week, killing several foxes. Foxes are said to be plentiful in the 0.8. H. ( West) country, and the pack will again be hunted by Captain ...