... you is a u i July sua and a summer sky. An instant mere and o the state of affairs is worse Slaun before. OA the Jhills in Kent some most lovely weather has bean Dexperienced, whilst in the valleys at the same time the mists have been thicker than the ...

... IHrnry VIfL t I I 2lt 4 Iti At the boboscritotion Rooms after racing. MM7 to 120 wan taken shoot Judith, 120 toa 11 about Old Boots, and 14W to 3 SM2llaalst Judith tar a pliac. r-ROGRAMM E FORt TO-DAY.ear I ~ ~~~trained atINor-5' At 1.-Ax APPRENTICES' PLAEE ...

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... cown in front of Katie Laurie ztid Dntvb Slider, ,eic Roland Grteae,ii Garriok, Con Aricor e, and Sietirerecl next., Silvier B~oot lent. After running half a mjil, IIoloL. dim n Konlronee rich Mimics, ~aid they wenit on finn Lucersa, Dutch Slider, ?? Coo ...

... SImoHet25o1 Bartmiaonter' offeor-B. After some delay Pakiegten made play from Bertminsntee and Mantofoa Kent until a quarter of a mile from home, when SMan of Kent took serrand place, hot could nat quilte roach Pokingten, who woe by a, head ; a. length hal-were ...

... -NlW. Ste ven'xin's Otapido, 1-st OblI-Assesn e, Ster Vyner's Kiing Crowr 5it Vile -Mae *v*. a tibewn e .; SMr J. T. Whppes Boot and Shlie. St 71b . Whip, jun. is I h~~ir 0a F. Bonegi's c by Bread Mo¢nto-Core RoSac-Oih' 7i Gf ' ' ' ?? ?? ?? dr E.,Barlow's ...

... twenty minutes over whicis play extended, I searingaso many as 359 fortrie lose of only nix wickets. Theh Leicesteroshirc booting-ors unseve difficult ait any perind of21 the day, and the nioisitrs labniired under en addtoa aini ealty in harmg Fougher ...

... . 6 1 5 !ienid .. 391 11 88 6 ?? h 1 7 Piket ?? 4 2 12 0 ' KENT V. GLOUCESTER. At Maidstone yesterday Gloecrsteruhire had much the better of the opening day's cricket in their match with Kent. heading their opponents sore at a cost of four ickets, ane ...

... the Messrs Cooper, -Mr Woolf Joel. Mr J. Lewis, Mr Inglis. Mr Rsvett, and others who are engaged in South Africans and Golden Australians, whosecoloursare registered at Messrs Weatherby's. Mr Hooley has, I hear. bought Mr Rucker's place at Newmarket ...

... 3d Lk.. 24 32 24 E0 Lient. 3t'Donaid. Queen's Edin. 29 29 32 80 J. BairrIazr!, lit ?? 22 34 24 22 Sergt. B. Gordon, London boot. 25 24 31 80 Scrrt. Galloway. 5ath Lanark ?? 24 328 38 82 Capt. Reid, lot. Perth ?? 24 at3 5 1 26 '8 N. Weir, 1st Argal]: ...