... SPORTING NOTES. FrOmn WmrI AI) GOLD. London. Wednesday Evening. BAn a time as backers experienced on the first day la of the Sihrewsbury meeting, it was nothing like so bad as that which befel them this afternoon, .only one solitary favourite, Lord Brudenell, winning a rice. In tie Shrewsbury Colp, after a desperate c strnuglo with Vistand Walelnatein, the disappoint- ing Falldirk, who has ...

... THE TUR.E I NEVCASTLE AND GOSFOETH PARK I MEETING. t FFIDAY, September S. I The weather for the concluding day wras again of a favour able character, but the attendance, owing to attractions at Croydon and Leicester, was somewhat limited. Mr Dawson I presented a respectable card to his patrons, and the sport on the whole has been very satisfactory. The opening race be- 1 tween St Anthony iwith ...

... GL.ASGOW CLmu -The monthly coripotition for the Wilson Hlaudicap Medal touk place on Saturday. Niotwithstanding I the rough aud heavy state of the course there were sosre lowv seores made. Thetolluswiegaretheaiost utableseores:-J.se. . i-r, 83 (scratch) ;Viu. Doleman, 88 (suartca); T. Hl. Meotios, 92 (3 odds); D. B. Storrar. D? (12 oddul; H. ft. Coubrough, So 5 (5 odes): W. Caires, 95 (14 odds ...

... CO URSING. 7MID-ANNANDALE MEETING, WZDNEISDAY, October 25. Judge, Mr LINDSAY. Slipoer, A. trFo. Our start this morning was delayed till c upon half-past ten, but as wve had only threaf I eight courses on the card, no fears were eutesriW4 but we wonld be able to finish in good time I' Barr Hill was the trysting place, belt the top cftto bill being in seeds we did not find a hare tero Drawing ...

... C0 URS IN'G. COBRIE fMEETING. Lnckerbie, Wednseav. The prospects of coursinig this morning were even more remote than on the previous day, there being a further falL of snow to contend vie re addition to a keen frost, which of itself wotldfhare stopped sport. Mr Jardine arrived at Loekeii accompan od by Sir W. C. Anstruther and Mr Alfred Brisco, about tea o'clock, and held a cse eultation with ...

... YACERNG. , WYAL MZP=Y YAO,= CLT.8.. z b~u coiedfd - th iner =tns = ;er e d i of Pife, named kyciue. was to met tbesh heat ?? such )T a tried pr a Sa na Tbee a fine ?? L xoh.weet brez which gave the yacts a far tral onall L a of ing. sd. so far as this enconisr goeS, the Iantlegn1, speed suA weatbwlinree. It was not by Saa sh was 3ost beaten, but by Taadusm which ha3 s 'eeen red ?? 10. She ...

... . ANSTRUTEEEL-SUCCESS OF TEE GREAT LiNE FisHiNG.-After being attended with very poor results for several wee'ks, in consequence of stormy Le weather, the great line fisbing at Anstruther last :. week was highly successful. ScarcelS any of the )i boats obtained herring bait the first iight they d were at sea, and only 25 had returned from the as fishing ground up to Thursday night. These were n ...

... * THE GREAT GOLF MATCH FOR 2100 oA-SIDE. TEM PLAY fAIUWIOKLieM ;- IB I Play in the highly interesting single.bhande& golf ict _match between those two doughty knights of the vI club and ball, Tom MIor; of St Andrews, and lo Willie Park, of Mnsselbsrgh, was resumed yester-to lday over the medal course at Prestwick. Golf is at scarcely so popular in the west as in the east of si Scotland, and ...

... - SHIPPING INTELLIGBNO1y ARRIVED AT GLASGOW, 1 | June 6. - - j Southern Belle, 1120, Iuthen, from Ponta de Lobes Maria iuigia, 129, Hill, from Hamburg. Bessie Stephens, lll, Laiugmaid, from Rouen- I I-sand. BRocklands (s), 602, Carter, from Bilbso-mineral. City of London (a), 2097, from London-light. } Isabella, 45, Murchie, from Caraslough-limestone. Mlary, n8, Abllan, from Palisley-lighit. ...

... AL'STPEALTAS 1. ELId~~ OF 0? ?? m aa - This match yesterday edrde .5 a d.;raw prerb2;is ebctrc favour or the C~olonists. T'1e w7 .X.t ;te eo~mrmcstre fiplayed very falselyand the ?? srck~raetc.'l;: an addition of 22 to the cssroilt sue-i if The Enrsirs .team comsmenceod the ?? ?? at :0na+st .o ace - with Thornton and TyecoiC innatd .:2.Obot 55 B2. Li m tined 54 for theloses of 7 orcher.. ...

... Tow TURF. sPORTING N(OTES. From WHITE AND GOLD. Lor-dori, Wednesday Evening. THERE was little fault t' be found with the weather when racing began at Egliarce this afteesoori, and 1 the attendance and sport were both better than on S the first day. Backers on the whole bad a pretty good time, although several hi?hiy fancied eandi- riots; were bowled over. Polaris, for the Barons - ? w:ts ...

... THE TUR, SPORTING VNOT~a (From. wff~z Al GO-L.) London,W IN weather that was a delightflcn '& the ape2ing day, the Gow~ continued this afternoon. I tchatgv Was adelightfaloe o f Cup, nineteen faced the tr a ta coptes-ed this theen a fire yeara; Although in the N, Mid-Lothisnt Lollypop scandal omtir it ene moqre than~s-day. At half-past o, knw tha Glen Albyz ?? strack out of the irace, and ...