... TilOMAs LAFFAN KarLLy, In the chair. John Barlow, John Barton, Thomas Crosthwaite, Natbniel Callwell, Edmund, D'Olier, John Ennis, M P; Lundy Edward Foot, Charles Holiday, John Peter Hardy, William Hogg, James BobertStewart, and John Edward Vernon,. Esqrs ...

... Grateful beat Messrs Ho warth and Wardleworth's Wise Queen (1). Hon 0 C Molyneux's Mixed Melody beat 'Mr H Hardy's Herminia (late Herminius). Mr Hardy's Herbal beat Mr J Barlow's IBrose. . Mr G W Smith's Fancy Pranks beat Mr W Taylor's True Impulse. Mr G ...

... Samuel Ross's Red Hand Mr V J Rowantree's Ravensdale It agst Mr Thomas Williamson's War Fence Mr.Tameos Spence's Lady Herschel agpt Mr Joseph Hatbchinson's Clyde Apple (late Regis). Mr Thomas Dickson-s Dolly Donald agse Mr William Ward's The Hodder Mr E ...

... of the Royal Cjork Yaoht Club yacnts at preseat In harbour, with the details of their tonnage and ownsX's:-' I. Siren, 19, Thomas %] F'renec, Adnilrnl; Calypso, 17, S T W French - Eugenos, 0O rt Frankland, Vico-Admiral - Mystery, 25, P S French; ZeopIyrine ...

... (Owner) ?? 3 The following also ran :-Pear1 Diver (S. rage), Moose Lr- (A. French), Alcibiade (Captainlarfard), Hall Court (Air. Thomas), Tatlin oil (Waddington), Scarring-ton (Wheeler), th Gardener (Ryan) Keystone (AIr. R. Walker), Middleton (Herk), QC. (Air: ...

... winners ¢. extra; the second to Itotive 10 Sos. ThrSee F, miles. iss - * 4sgesrt l!b F Mr. Leland's Gauntfat Hardie 5 12 9 a, Mr. Lelaud's Westmeath Hardie ; 12 8 i, Mr. White's Seaprrt If Rustell a 11 10 I -Mr. Miller's Craig Halsey a 11 6 , Capt Hughess .Esop ...

... l0lb (Jackson) ?? ?? a. flue-and-Cry, Lujius, Faint Heart, War Queeni, litre Thomas, Adventuesrs,mand Envelope also ran. lteislg-2 to 1 aget Toaveller, 4 to I eget Mdrs Thomas, 6 to I ssgst War Qusaee, 7 to I aiet Cork J acket and Lapues, 8 to 1 agat n ...

... clsines oitbe ?? wird wae resumed yorterday before C. S. Crawford, Eeq, PL.I. Measrs. Norwood, eenuor end junior, with Mr. Thomas F. White, eoitoitor, attended on behalf of the Con8ervatives. Mr. Arkirip, and Mr. Nolan repre- sented the Liberals. Tbe scrutiny ...

... Leprechaun, aced, lst 121b L Bland 2 Capt Leetham's Spree Boy, aged, 12st Mr D G Campbell 3 Col Maud's Luck, 5 yrs, 12st 61b ?? G Thomas O _Mr. G Parker's Tip Top, aged, 12st 4ib Mr. H MI Ripley 0 Mr. A Yates's Bangle, aged, 12st 21b.F HeNitt 0 Mr Polehampton's ...

... patilk A.. ?? r b A0'Hanlon ?? 0 George Eyre. b'I O'Han- Ion ' ?? ; 0 not out',. ?? o Thomas Cardiff I b w, b ?? O'lHaulon .. ; 0 at Byrnoe b: I 'O'Hanlon ?? 5 Thomas James not ?? R-.at! Byrne,- b ' O'Hanlon ?? 2 Edward Woods run out 2 b M O'Enaulon o ...

... witih piece of plate value £25 atled. I Messrs Fancett's Fortune's Favourite agat Mr H Hardy's Hurllhert MAr. Cox's U topia agst Mr. Waters's Feather- wood Mr. H Hardy's Houldsworth agst Messrs Faw- cett's Fair Floralie Mr. Waters's F Sharp agst Mr F Walsot's| ...

... of Leeds' Laurels Galore lit Mr. H Hardy's. Homer apgt Mr A H Jones's w Jolly Fortunate g. Wir H Brocklebank's Border Damsel agst ri the Duke of Leeds' Lowering Sky bE Mr B Anderton's Singing Bird agst Mr H ax Hardy's Harmonia ' no . Sir B WV B Jardine' ...