... the' atmnospherewa summer-like there wan one of that disagewe. able glars whioh often perplee - e shooter. The shooting, speaking roundly, we not up ?? average, but till in the man it mustbe reoorded at least aseatisfaetory. The Irish Bodine-'.William ...

... 'TO THE EDITOR OF THE PRBWAAN. Sl-Itfi the account given by your oorrespondent of this match I think the terms in which he speaks e, of the defeat of the Irish Team are hardly justijed -. by tha scores, given in detail at the end of his . lotter. Tll lose ...

... scor but a couple of points behind William Rigby's. He is a man of no mean method and perseverance, and is, comparatively speaking, a novice at the busi' ness. Pollock, I regret to say, is steadily pur. suing the direction in which the shellfish known ...

... Va'Ig stag 1Loudon.. X4L GUBMINS' ST G BOUNDS,; Mr ~bi~stagiwWuds54afl4rs p~e ,s good the t a wlteran Ubnde kttf. IC ws in speak olef.amon~b'tO c . Themetwasat Rck. to-d, wbere AMtRI t keii tlro ppear4 ril hose. ?? exe~ntn dti aof en=10 dn 3 racTN Alithe ...

... thn remnains of Mr. Cooke on Satiur- B -diy and evidence was given by Mr. Richard Lan- L gisia aid' Major Wewys, wzho were speaking to the deodased when he fell. As to the occurence Dr. & * redley, Stoneyford. who h as present and endea- Ft qe ste render ...

... also came up with 67 and 66 respectively, whilst Goff retreated, as did also Brodigan. At the 1. longest rmnge the firing, speaking roundly, was 2 todd, ?? none of the tn accomplished ftall shots, Fiulton being in the premier position, 0 with 88 out bf ...

... dent.) Beant;USl weather again favoured tho neetlug an thi tho concluding day. The ramingwas only moderate, 6d he details speak for themselves. ' ' . THE LADIES' PLATE, an open iadfbtp of 0 410 elear, One mile, on the flat. . I . r Nuttall'sBd's Eye, ...

... Mr. Dean, B.A.; Mr. Crotty, B.;. The ebir will be taen at eight o'lock by Rev. l ward Norman, li. B.L. f1embers wishing to speak on the above subject are requested to communicate with 'the aepretarrg King'. Inns'~ Library. h1 metngs open to ladies and ...

... city the little chuachyard of KIu- patrick is passed, and there the holiday-making folk are met by two funerals. The contrast speaks in no uncertain language, and insists upon a moral which is not to be declined. When we say that the second day of the Baldoyle ...

... expected in the various rowing matches between four of our leading clubs. Tlhe presence of her .idajosty's ehips of war, not to speak of his Grace's vislt, cannot fail to draw Dublin out to this part of the coast for the day. BALBRIGGAN REGATTA. Theannua regtta ...

... Tiis f ssaying a good deal for theae peprclntkt of the geniral public hero as regards thernoble art, fIr, - comparatively speaking, we are out Infants, although in tro (ir three cages, vlz., tri winniiings of the nv erhi.lty Boat Club at Henley ?? the ...

... numbers, and l ,both on the grand stand and in the carriage en- mli I losure there were some extremely pretty toiettes. ro )Speaking roundly, the arrangements were very ;good, but it must be worth the consideration of race managements if it would not be ...