... Il ON . OAST .L AND i I 1Ail PJROUP 7I Z oi, 7 n oi S a, MZ. ta the g A of U a:. Crast of ?? wa pnvde wsi~e f at ~o the g t wbe, as %nd th ~ lwtydweoesse by trir 3i' ~ ote mahe ci the Gisdt ' e' 'Thes dint. was f£e Uber Os t4t by s and ei c t w e Ic who -dw wfidigly er n this duty. j.-:n were i:et ~ e, beide r :d~ olad toe, Mr.ee~ andlh& ' Drw i' ba t Ve Wma p' Wfit ?? t 4 ai d D= Gib the ...

... The above club commenced its annual autumn meeting yesterday, at Hoylike. As compared with former gatherings, the turn-out yesterday was -ery disappointing, the nnly crack golier tro:n Scotand being Mr. J. E. Laidlay. who has been csrrying all before him in the North, and was fully expected to have done the same, NesterdaY, at HIoylake. as on Tuesday last, while plaving a friendly match of 36 ...

... I S.. , 1 |- S PORTNG. | RACING. SANDOWN PA8K NOTES. FRIDAY NIwr. Some capital sport was witnessed at Sandowrn Park to day, where a large company assembled, athough the atmosphere was bitterly cold. The leadiur event - of the afternoon, the Aissele Hurdle Handicap, attracted the biggest field of the season to the post, and Sir John and The Vicar were the ?? goods, Sir John winning cleverly ...

... : RACING. KE31PTON PARK NOTES. Fernsr NNIORT. The wretched weather effectually spoiled the opening day ?? Park, and b6th the racing and attendance wsu much below expectations. Charm was somewhat unfortunate in the thiei two-year-old race, inasmuch that she began so slowly as to lose a deal of ground at the start, and only failed by a head to land the rich staice. There b as next to no, this ...

... r-- i S I IRAC'GI. SPORTING NOThS. The sport witnessed at Croydon ewas by no means good, and the prevalence of fog on the openng ay srioslyaffetedtheattendance, which was by no means a large one on the second afternoon, when the weather wvas delightfully seasonable. It has always been a source Ot astonistkment to me how the public have stood the Woodside fixture, with its primitive ...

... ,O rL-WYN D BArI- ,: i I >TS AN D RfCEL- I These rare.t 's r ;e;rti'r. t being-SteLrwac'- 2' r l ?? ,1enes man), 0. Y' nl Lie. *e ; . L . Griffit', J. Utlm;.': lo. ?? i MU' coim. Heard; jud , ?? v dimn ,Tvnes; Mr. J. Pvew -i-ic b - Ct-per. c eres-; CaUrse, Mr. I. 'M id ?? i r of the sk-. i H. Robert O n,-e; fln. ?? Mr. U cr'. b:ianrley. F o r'o -t R P e , ...

... SPORTNG. I RACIN G. NEWP.VMA.RErET HORSES AT E=;ZRCISE. FIUIDAY. On the Botry side, RYAn'S Belfry and Lover's Leap, with LEnuE.'s Belesys and Trundle Hill, were sent seven furlongs , Enta' Littlehaampton Springhank, Old AMat, and Innesfail going six furlongs ; Patrican, Slartagon, Petard, Orvieto, Plhyllida, and Scphonia, Gii.iY's Valauris, Crevasse, Rousseau. Shall We Remember, and Goodlake, ...

... iru b p ,r Prk, ron tbe othb hand. VI D ove attractive. am the game is likely to ,m1deb monre e ei o tban it cbemhf-' oCpa- b ~0*eie tbosee of Lancashire or Yorkenire. DeoiS local?' are nut extensive, Birkenhead ° Newv trighton, in deference to county r Xke ,pizg vacant date. Tbe Liverpool Old to> ae away at Broughtonf where New 0ybt 'f wbo lasti week defeated the Old 'Uns, B- vuqtiibled on ...

... : f l , . .]RACGING. . ; LUKGFIELD NOTES. o . . 7 . ?? - A. WnornSvNtAY WNIaf Sport btween the flags will be continued in the Sonth of England to-morruw at the piotureuO , ?? at gnfeld, Afdit pemisesbto e fairly interietlig deicriptioun *Waturally the wcoirse wbioh is one off the hast, will be rather soft owing tu the recent heavy niUs, but at. the = time of deapatching thie mesaie there is ...

... RACIN G. MANCHESTER NOTES. FRIDAY NWo'. The new Barnes executive hare been the reverse of fortunatewiththeweatherthiaweekand I regret to write in anything but a hopeful strain of the prospects for to-morrow. Notwithstand- ing, the receipts have so far realised expecta- tions, and, with the selling races coming out well, 6 a big- surplus uwill, I have no doubt, accrue as the ; result of the ...

... G-CEESS. SATaUnAT, JU 13a 189L Qo0umiftions for th; coeumn should ra toklater tha Wedesday eve ing. PROBLEM No. 13. BrACt, 8 Punz - WRJSIT 10 Prcs White to moe and mate 2D two. Problem 1a-G. Denson, R. Pearce. Pro ...

... RACING. $| LINCOLN NOTES. MONDAY NIGHT. The logitimate racing campaign may be said to have opened with eclat to-day, and whatever the future may furnish the comamencement was pro- |misinz enough in all conscience. Unfortunately the Brocklesby Stakes will lose in interest by the absence of Emita, who is coughing badly, and I has been struck out. Even in his absence the race appears somewhab ...