... ? ?? ? ? ?; ; - - ?? ; , : , . ?. ?, , , I ;ii . , lports ?anb Vaf imes.. . -- 1 7 ?l ? I I q . I I L 4 'A race for tbe C n s has been ?? -Sydney and wonby Tricett, who last yeaiculrrield off the championshipiof the Tbarm'es, hib opponent being Michael Rus,,, who Oh a previiaE occasiou lad besteo Trickettf- Te6latter, therefore, coneiders hiusef the ; cbhampiqn scu~llr ofthbe woerld. ,: ...

... potts ant Pastillics. 'ItASsrS, -A match was pi-yed between the Dairy- coaltos alsi Groves grass Clubs. on the ground of the lhtter. 8core :-Dairywuates, 144: Groves, 139.--Oi the Hall Town Ground. on Sarurdiy, Y handicap brabs uiatcl! was :pllaed. The Wi4115es (Me.ssrs. Aarthisoit and Ur. homj were each prebited by Sir. Cuuncillor DowOns with sZ guinea hat. First ?? 35 v. Thompson 20; ...

... I eHUING APPOr EiIENTS. The BADSWORTH FoXHIObbDS will meet on Saturday, Nov. 24'th at Cudworthi; 31onslay, 26th, at Bretton Bar; Tuesday, 27th, at Alar'r iillage- Thursday 29th, Balne Cross Roads;- Saturday, Dec. 1, Ring. stone Hill-at 10.30. The BIFDALE FOXHOUNDS will meet on Friday, Noy. .23rd, at Newton House (by requeet) liowifty, 2(5th at Hipswell , Wednesday, 28th, at Norton Conyers; ...

... COT1'INGIIAM AMATEUR ATHLETIC FETE. I or- The above annual -fif in eo~eto ihthe 'On Uemthigham, Literary and Reading Society, which~ is Ill. now regarded .as~ one, 'of the' Dost poipular amateur ;he attleic mieetings within a very wide district,. touk !Pa5 place on Saturday afternoon', in a field belonging te ~Mrs.l of Gee, and wats the most ' successful that has: ever, Ibeen in held under the ...

... ILL tILTG CLUB. . i - Theannivrsay i minner of. the m'ein erasof this club ti took place on Friday, in the hadoeadcmoiu ?? haie liately been added tco the George b. 33o0el, and -Which was used for tlhe first t~ime on this n' 00accsleD This apartment is a girealt ?? alradyfirt-cassestablisbmeit. we have mhentioned, ce-pable of seating in comfort 120 persolas; while the1 1Z;~htness and 1elegnce ...

... FIRST EAST YORK RIFLE VOLUNTEER - CORPS. RIGIMENTAL ORD3ERS. No. 1.-Regimental order No. 3, 27th September, is cancelled. No. 2.-His Royal Highness the Field-MarahI Com. mander-in chief has been pleased to approve of leave of absence being granted to Captain and Adjutant Locke from the 15th November, 1877, to the 14th January. 1878. Cajgtain Brodrick will perform the duties of adjutant during ...

... * IXITJLL CRITERION CRICdET CLUB. ' - A_. . - I . - .. . : . : I I The third annual dinner in coinecotion with this club was ield on Wednesday evening at the George Hotels Whitefriargate. !-The cor pary numbered about seventy, anid included Counillors' Leak, Robinson, Elam, 0&c. The chair was; occupied by Mr. Councillor Stirling, president of the club. An exoellent dinner was provided by ...

... 13tL aii iw~3tnw0.- A matoh at football was played' n Saturday between the lull and WtVkefiuid clabs, on tihe -gioundif' the f *rmer, Anlgby-road. After some pretty 4ood play the match terminated in favour of 'ull by one goal, one try,. and three touches dowxI, to their opponents' bwo' touohes donn. The followitg were the players on the respective sides, viz. :-EulI-Folxards,. XV. IH. B. ...

... Hon. Colonslthe Right Hon. Lord LONDESOBROUG% Lieut.-Colonel Commandant, THos. Rt. HumpHEy,. Commanding. No. 1.-Dutiva for the week, commencing on Monday. Oct. 1, 1877 :---Monday, gun drill for Nos. 1, 2, and 3 batteries, officers and trumpeters of No. 1 on duty , Tuesday, gun drill for Nos. 4, 5, and 6 batteries, officers and trumpeters of No. 5 on duty; Wednesday, gun-driU for Nos. 7, S, and ...

... | FOURTH EiASTK ARIRY 0 N ol fi n , I No. 1.-Duxties for the week co4mmencinig onMonday,. the 17th Deember g1877 -tMonday, gun drii l for No$. I' 2, 3, and 4 batteries,'offlcers and trumpeters Of No.1 on duty; Tuesday, gun .drill for NOS. 5, 6, 7, and 8 batteries, officers and trumpeters Of No. 6 on duty; .WedngeondTb, undrillfor us.. 9i10,11 and.12 batteries, o 3.3 d tpm.; ieters shots-of NO. ...

... BEVRERLEY, HULL, AND ECST rlDiE II RACES. This popular little meeting' commeneced on BIeverley Westwood on Wednesday, there be'ig ?? the largc't concou&.e of people ever seen there. Some good racinz was shown and a considerable a'wount of ibuine. a wva done in the rin'. :The stewar(I- were the Right Hon. the Earl of Datham, the RIiht Ho?,. the Earl of' Zgtland, C. Sylzs, E q., M.P., Cvp~a'c ...

... | THEWIMNMAEDON JCAoI no r -J :- -A -I l . . On Monday, in the Grand Aggregate Series, Lance- Sergeant Paton, lst Lanark, stod to win the first prize of £50, his battalion hliding for the year the Dominion of Canada Challenge. Trophy, now ?? for the first time. 'The prize of £50 founded thia year by Will3, the bird's-eye manufacturer, was -won by Private King, Middlesex. - Prizes of £20, in' ...