... (61 l yards) ; F. Hardy, Cheshire (7i yards) ; and W. H. Higgin, Burnley C.C. (8 yards). 1st Higgin, 2nd Hardy.-Fourth heat: J. Hoogh, Widnes (scratch); Harry Arden, Altrin. chami (41 yards); and H. Hardy, Cheshire (10 yards). let Hardy, 2nd Arden.-Fifth ...

... Lieutenant Campbell (Sultan), e Slanoy, bftall ?? 12 Mr. Ponsonby (Agiueau-t) e O'Mtoutagu, b Hardy 12 Mr. A. E. Thomm (Sultan,, e ownc. b Hall. 2 Mr. F. J. Thomas (Minotaur), at Trotter, b Hill 2 Mr. G. M. Henderson (Itercube , e Trotter, b Hall 6 Mr ...

... Ax Ursmiloiw.-Tho match for 26 a side, in which Mr, George Hardy (of Manchester) undertook to find a man to give Martin Buake (of lSalford) S0 yardD' start in half a mile, is ol, Mr. George Hardy having forfeited the money down, MoVIES AND Cox,-The whole ...

... Brown, Thomas Brucksbaw, W Yorke Alexander Butchers, TIhos. Joseph Calder, I U Herbert Meornington Cannon, Thomas Leonard Gilbert Cannon, E dward Cawte, .George Hn Chaloner, Seth Chandley, Alfred Lester pi Clement, Robert Weston Coiling, Thomas G Conaor ...

... game stood as th follows:- YOBKSHIRE GBNTLEMEY. tri a w Landon b Allsopp ?? 0 al C Leatham a Da Cane b Hardy ?? 28 tl Rev H M Sims a Thornby b Hardy ?? 32 ga Rev B M Sharp b Boteler ?? 89 HI Capt. Borrows c King b Alsopp ?? 15 ea J A Pease c Davidson b ...

... Green and the batting of Hardy and Underhill for the Oxford was. very good, as was also the bowling and batting of Grew for the Olympic. The following is the score -hO-ford: Marshall, 6-11; Underlhill, 23-3;- Graves, 0; Hardy, 27-6; Seymore, 1-8; Antony ...

... for the Leigh Challenge Cup, between Lieutenant Brazil, of the 6lst L.L. V., aend Private Hardy, of the 21st L.TV., H~ardy made a centre, and Brazil missed; Hardy consequently took the second prize. A Cup, value £25, or £25 in money, at the option of the ...

... Hitchman, M.D., of ?? Sarni. t he Hitchcock. as S Charles Stokes, of Kingstonr-servant, Thomas Bramn. D ley, sen. a be 9 Charles Stpkes, of Kingston-servant, Thomas Dram. :in ley, iun. . R iae 10 John Winlson, of Beauvale-servant, Richard Allcock. ti en ...

... Works; J. W. Gibbon, Bishop Auckland; M. Goodfellow, Bishop Auckland; Fred Gee: n Stafford Rangers; Thomas Green, Birmingham n St. Georges; Walter Hardy, Long Eaton Mangers; I Bobert lfogarth, WVest Hartlepool ; J. F. Hen- derson, Dsrlington; J. T. Hutchinson ...

... for £200, over the champion coorse, between Thomas Blackm n, of Wandsworth, and Henry Thomas, of Putney, both watermen. Blackman was made favourite at S to 4, and in some instances 2 to l, the condition of Thomas telling against him on a long and wearying ...

... match bas been made between Thomas Monke (of Carton) ano James Hancock (of Saliord), to run 150 yards, for 25 a side, the race to come ohl at the Salford Bjrouah Gardens, on May 31, Hancock paying 2 for choice of ground. Mr G. Hardy is oppoisted stakeholder ...

... Attermire beat Mr. Grenfell us Sweetbrlar, y Mr. J. Hosop no Canopy beat Mr. 0. A. Thoinpeor us An- tc noyance. M. E. W. Haywood's Hardy beat Mr. H. Jeff erson's Java, Mr. W. 0. Barren's Btloody Heart beat Lord Grey de Wilton'a Greek Fire. Lord Sfction's Sampler ...