... DEGE SONS, DEGE SONS, SPORTING AND MILITARY traitors, Breeches Abaters. RIDING BREECHES ha.ve. hitherto been mostly cut on entirely erroneous principles-- apparently perfect when the wearer is stand ing. When he is mounted they have that inevitable crease between the knee and saddle which is the despair of riding men, especially those with prominent or tender knee-hones. Messrs. DEGE SONS' ...

... MISS MILLIE LEGAIIDE, ...

... WINDOVER CO (LIMITED), THE QUEEN'S COACH BUILDERS. MANUFACTURERS OF THE WORLD RENOWNED CEE SPRING CARRIAGES WITHOUT PERCH. LANDAUS, prices from 150 Guineas. 30, 31, 32 33, LONG ACRE. MOSEMANS' AMERICAN MADE HORSE GOODS ^Sg^fefi^CHAMBERS LIGHT TROTTING and ROAD HARNESS, BOOTS, WHIPS, BITS, BANDAGES, SWEATING AND COOLING BLANKETS, And all t-lie latest and best goods for tlie good of tbe Horse ...

... W. CLARK'S HOPLEMDBDMA Has been before the Public Thirty Years. 1. Sound Foot. 2. Seedy Toe. 3. Sound Foot and Frog. 4. Diseased Foot. 6. Contracted Foot. 6. Sound Foot. 7. Brittle, Shelly, and Sand Crack. 8. Application of Hoplemuroma. For the improvement of the growth of horses' feet, and to prevent and cure Brittle or Shelly Feet, Cracked and Greasy Heels, Sand Cracks, Seedy Toes, Diseased ...

... HISS JESSIE BOND (AS NANNA IN HIS KXOF.LLRNOY ...

... . MONS. EDOUARD AND MDLLE. JUDITH ESPINOSA IN SANTA CLAUS. MONS. EDOUARD ESPINOSA, who is the son of Mons. Leon Espinosa, at present ballet-master for Mr. Irving and at the Palace Theatre, was born in Moscow in 1872. His father was at the moment taking his seventh annual benefit at the Imperial Opera where he was principal dancer, and the Emperor marked the occasion by adding a massive ...

... GOLE JOTTINGS. BRIGHTON AND HOVE GOLF CLUB.-- Possibly the most successful prize meeting-- and that is saying a great deal-- of this club took place last Friday and Saturday. I am surprised to find the returns so good considering the terribly parched state of the links. There is, however, this to he said for Brighton, that the turf is naturally of so springy a nature that a long drought does ...

... . THROUGH the kindness of Mr. Blackham, the captain, and Mr. Cohen, the manager, we are able to place before our readers a group of the Australian team from a photograph by Mr. R. W. Thomas, 121, Cheapside, taken at a specially arranged sitting by those gentlemen for this journal. Since the Aus tralians sailed from Melbourne in the Orizaba, March 18th, there has been a variety of criti cisms ...

... . THIS club was formed in June, 1873, by seven enthusiastic members who played on links formerly at Seaforth, near Liver pool. The ground was then found to be unsuitable, so a move was made to Blundellsands, where, by the kindness of Colonel Blun dell, a nine hole course was granted rent free. For three years the Blundellsands Hotel was the headquarters of the club, the members having a room, ...

... . THE stag-hunting season on Exmoor may now be said to have fairly started, and hounds, horses, men, and deer have settled down to business. The district is well filled with visitors, while the native followers of the wild red deer are as eager as they have been any time these fifty years or more. The horns of the quarry are full grown, the points have become hard and insensitive, the velvet ...

... . The Government of Western Australia have sent for exhibi tion to Messrs. Spink and Son, of Graceclntrch- street and Picca dilly, the specimens of gold taken from the Western Australian mines, which form the subject of our picture. The value of the collection is £35,000. Our picture is from a photograph by Messrs. Soper and Stedman, 147, Strand. ...

... WITH THE CULM STOCK OTTER HOUNDS. THE pursuit of the otter, like that of the fox, is largely dependent upon the weather, for unless there he a certain amount of warmth, hounds cannot hunt, and it must be acknowledged that although the season is yet young there has been more cold than otter-hunters care for. At the moment of writing, however, matters have improved in this respect, and the water ...