... Balmer, IO to 1 each agst Blackberry and Florence St. John. Star Trap led till the turning out of the straight, when Blackberry drew out with six lengths' lead of Star Trap, with Florence St. John, ard Tommy Tittlemouse next, -iand Prospective last. So ...

... The Vana G1rry o 8 4 Mr Holder's Merry Scot Jenrings. 'DD tr S 2 Mr M 5almnoot's Whisperer Jewitt J Pi I S 2 Mr Corlett'skAn Armes U Martsi 8 0 Mr Soeyd's Amteros Jarvis 8 0 Mr Wood's Hareot Jarvis 7 13 Lord Caithorpe's The Isander Jewitt 7 l 1Lord Gerard's ...

... The Vicar and John o'Gaunt nest, and Duke of Rich- mond last for about three furlongs, when John o Gaunt took closer order with Bondager, Balder- dash going on third in front of The Skipper, with Dornoch next. Half-way up the straight John o'Gaunt was beaten ...

... Whltakee's Ormerod, 4 yrs, ?? Bewicks 2 Mr W H Moore's Leybourne, 4 yre ?? .. Owimr3 Mr John Moore's Anardhist, 4Aed lint 10ib .Mr John Thuroby 0 Mr R Cox's Lord Cardigan, S yrs ?? Esr0e Lord 1nLUrs 0 7 to Boa;pt t, Leibo eru to 1esl a by A archist1 for 1ODg ...

... (Fitten) 7 2 Mr. J. W. Gray's Tiady Cardigan 9 (Evans) 3 Alsoran-Mr. J. Kidd's Oxford Swell and Mr. W. Matthewson' Glisland. Betting-Evens on Gilesland, 3 to 1 agst TullT- call Boy, 4 to 1 ag-t Lady Cardigan, and 1 D to I agst Oxford Swell. The ...

... fortonate officer was so badly injured thnt he had to be removed to the infirmary, where it was found he had sustained a broken arm- Thalaba was all the rage for the Emscote Plate. but cat up mode- rately, Dame Heron winning easily. Master Percy was backed ...

... PLA'1E of tE), a huniteW 6etepebe -Two mile. Me Wflenway's Wrarhawk, 6 ye Mr PXewtn~sBrunette, aged 'Mr John Boche's Bitter Sweet, 5yes i My John Beebe's Conry, agd Mr P Colfar's Wheedler, 4 yza Mr S Breen's Miss Malcolm, 5'yrB Mr mI Mickey's Freedom ...

... was held yesterday in the Courthouse, Town Hall, he- fore Mr. John Anderson, J P. (in the ohar) ; Mr. A. D. Lemon. J.P.: and Mr.' R. L. Patterson, J.P. Constable Orr, Strsandtown, charged John Caiwell, of Ballyhackamore, with having been drunk and disorderly ...

... M'Kelvey, James .l'Ouallagh, Nelson M*Bride. Thomas Genniff, Joha Boyle, John llylands, Win. Carson. James Boyle, Robert Carson, Davin Carson, and John Morgan. Jundge-)fr. John Parkes. Slipoer-3Ir. Jamnes Boyle. Treasurer-Hr. Win. J. Donnelly. Honorary ...

... Counties Railway, gave u Is a special train tack at four o'clock'. A trot of over a mile brought us to the mneet, where John Galway and John HI. Bell were in wait~ing with nine couples of hotunds that looked to be inthe pink of condition. G~ood man across ...

... Sprder, , 'aiassor fled Spider. ''. J. B. 'ilc'y ns hik d Leitrim John, Carroew-Deelc, ! i. B. T. Mecaen's hi cod M darker, The Jingler I a ds allr Sbd e. J. Jie ll's r d Little John, Lord Jesper-Prinecxs May, agxt M~r. A. Firth ns bd anid xv d Sorting ...

... easily by two yards. Timae 10 4.5sscs. Third Heat-J Grattan, 10 yds, 1; V li Hughes, H }1, 8 yds, 2; *V 11 Nash, 6& yds, 3. Won easily. Time, Usecs. Final Heat-Wallace, 1- Rey- nolds, 2; Heugbes, 3; Grattan, 0; Shaw, 0; Snow, 0. Won by two yards; a foot ...