... GRAMMAR1~ SCHOOL SPORTS. These sports were concluded yesterday, in fine but cold weather. There was a large attendance of spechttors, who appeared to take great intercs1 in tho procccdings. The following events were decided:- - t220 YARDS (Under 13).- First heat-Fitegancs, 1 ; Weir, 2' time. 33 sees. Second heat-Swanton, I Maddock, 2 time, 323-5 sees. Final heat- Swanton, I Maddock, 2 time, 2 ...

... . Tin1 BED2nIINSTER CLuB.-Bedminstcr began the senson on Saturday, entering on its fifth decade of existence. The match was somewhatof atrialone, being the 1st XI. v the next XXII., the endeavour of the captain (lIr E. H. Cook) and the executive being to test the ability of some of the young aspirants to cricket fame and develop the latent talent in others. Scores :-XXII.-H. A. Allen. run out, ...

... SPORTTG INN The attendance at Sandown was, as i usual ao. at this Popular meeting, a large one, and good MOngScm. wan provided. The fields compared favourably with ayounir May E~ those at Epsom, beut backers had not much the best of Sl.-0:_T the exebanages. They began badly 'by laying odds on I colts Joel, who was, after a good mma, bawled over by stralgl Ariel, who did me a good turn by ...

... TEE TURF. I SPORTING NOTES. (By WpnsE AND GOLD.1) I London, Thursday, Night. Thene has been quite a plethora of racing all over the coun try to-day', what wvith Croxten ±'ark, Croydon, Buckingham, Whitchurch, and many other meetings, and for the mnost part the sport has been good. At Croyrdon it %was especially so, acid some exciting contests were witnessed, notably these for the ?? handicap ...

... co ufl;';JN&O. HAYDOCIK PARKI MEETING. Iit.35;liA. NlMarco 3I. Jidce, MleBrice. S 'i1.r, ?? Wilkinson. The proceedings at Haydock Park to-day were on the whole of a highly interesting, decr:ptrorr. 'rI'e principal event on the cord was the Spring Stakes, in the third round of which a great surprise was created bv the overthrow of Caterirato Auditor by Nasturtium. 'I'he Auditor *went with ...

... FOOTBATi,. B.ANGOO V. WRInXITAI,9OL, ?? at B3anior 6n Saturilay, and resulted 'hi a draw-neither scOring. tl . ( CARiNARVON WANDERflt9 V. WnRtx I*A Or, vrPa.- Played ini Fridny at Marnrrvon,: n. the Olympic. winninp by 3, oals to nl. . ; CAn ?? V-. VAb'y BiRmaenAs. '-Play~ed. 'at C'ahinarvon, on atPrday, the home Iteam winnifig by.3 goalt ?? WnOXAti AReig JUnII VhDAL COBPETITION- SBu.FiNAL ...

... .LIBERA' DEMONSTRATION ;AT i- WOLVERHIAMPTON. . OPENING OF THE VILLIERS CLUB. Yesterday, a Liberal demonstration was held 'at lWaver- hamptori,. in'connection with the formal opening by' Lord Burton of the new premises of the Villiers Reform Club. The locality of the club has of late been removed from Snow Hill to larger, and more central premises in Viotoria Street, in consequence of the ...

... 11--c IDi TIHE TURF.-'The occasional backer-he who confines himself to the big events, that is-had an uncommonly bad time of it last week. After Oberon, a 50 to I chance, had won the Lincolnshire Handicap, he might have thought that the worst was over. The Grand National on Friday, however, produced an almost equally disastrous result. Spahi, to which the Irish brigade had pinned their faith, ...

... SPORTI1G NOTES. WZDNSDAT NIGHn The nonvundino at Newmnarket to-day would 1bew no oomp ?? the summer-like weather experiencedon-9he preious afe and winter dothhe Ws imperiatve. The wsn a alght Ina- ?? in th qualty of Me sr, buknqnon ip Atedne wshiob ws raganvry poor mosd. Te. second ma of at this meetinm wM D =ed Do Aaa te WAS ii the ?? ?? P -te It was a decisive one, and was received witb ...

... CRI CKET. SOUUVILEV. ORDNANCE. SURVEY.-PlaYed in Bedminster Park, resu I ictory for the formerb two runs, 9cores.-Ou~th~vile-W. Bur- land b Williams 7 ; J. McCarthy, b Williams 4 ; W. GrifSktbs, hoA B rown, b Williams, 0; 8 . i'ier, b Williams, 7A.Brw b BlackmnOUre, 6; I1. Harris, . Blackimore, 0; W, Bucknell, run out, S ; P. Toms, 8 Hodgson, b Blalk, ore, 6; Gyres not out, 0; Merobant, b ...

... INEXT SEA SONS CRICKET FLXTURES. MAY. *l-Lord's-Mf.C.a anniversary meeting and dinner, &-Lord's-M.C.C. and Ground v Middlesex Colts ;9-Lord's-Colts of North v Colts of South 1L- Lord's-M.C.C and Ground v Derbyshire 16-Lord's-31.C.O. and Ground v Kent IL'- Kennington Oval-Surrey v THampsllit3 Iti- 9jefleld-Yorkshire ColtW' match I'J-Lord's-M.CC.aud Ground v Sussex 18- Oxford-M.C.C and Ground v ...

... T3E 4-,t DRAGOON GUARDS' MEETING. VV3ERvfTIAYi Stsw.,rt-Cs.loDei Pe, colonel X'Cainont, Capt-in O; ?? Strter-Major i'ynw 4th Dragoon ?? Judge, Coirk of the C ilirsea ad ?? T ?? 11 a S6eC-Captain J Orr-Ewimng, Royal (FROM O(URl COItBRSPONDENT.) i; ,Lr:ui a; wathur .Iis gallant corps took the flehl baa.lz: :n~ov.and a giam ?? resnlted, floe at- .D , ?? con-ile ;ng the perfect glut ox racing that ...