... that which obtained to-day, when Devon met d Lancasbire in -friendly rivalry'on the- County a Athletic Ground, St. Thomas, could hard-y Is be desired. It was neither too hot h or too cold, both from the e: a players' and the spectators' standpoint, k ...

... quarter-baclki; Charles J. Thomas (NewpOrt),and- WI B. Stadden (Dewsbury), half backs ,. A., Hill,.S, H. Niclolls, D. W. Evans (Uardiff)lWilliamh Boivep, J. Meredith (Swauuee), W.-H. Thomaa (Liondoa Welsh), Stephen Thomas (Lianelky), and. lH. HAnue* ...

... 90) had a walk over, Dunn won by 82 points. In the second game of the af wr- noon, G. Collings (receives 170) defeated W. Hardy (receives 150) by 74 points. Cecil Harverson (receives 90) and F. Copping (receives 190) played the first beat at night, and ...

... attractive progroaime, shoula drew a large attendance. ~ SUIS DAY LECTURE AT TRIM COLSTOx HALL.-To- morrow afternoon the RevI). R. Thomas williletatre on the .ubreonet ?? 60.0WO Free Brcakfaastb: A Parable end a Plea.1 kistar Loulais iitoaing, and Mr George Riseley ...

... tne Wiinnars. Time, 7 mine 43 1.5 sees. Sack Race-J. Hemmens, I; 1A, Tarvey, 2, 120 Yards Foot Handlcsp.-First heat-A. W, Thomas, Bedminster F.C,, ll yde. Second ?? E, Barrington, Bristol, 12i ydo. Third heat-C, C, Hod. son, Eastville R, 12 yda. Fourth ...

... fie P. Warner, e Neste, b Lloyd ,.18 bs Hardy . 11 ?? W.EHaggard b aS. Olark is 10 brdy I. . 1 Bc W. Wren, b ?? ?? . . I fie W. Pilot,bIINeste ?? 1 . bSlArk ..0 b G. Foyle, ?? ?? a. . W A. eas. ?? 6a PF, ?? Hardy 0 Go MEl ?? oidS. Ulak, la 6 0 w F. Drake~ ...

... BILLIARDS. ROBERTS V. HARDY, This match was resumed at the Egyptian Hall, London, yesterday, Roberts giving 10,000 In 24j000 spot barred, Wednesday night's asores of 18,798 by Haldy to Roberts's 17,101 were advanced ?? 20,002, Hardy 19,840. Roberts during ...

... Rejected-tsken. 22 - I - Comedy-takeu. 33 - I - War Dance-taken 33 - 1 - Cloudherry--taken 40 - 1 - Maineau-taken fO - 1 - Le Hardy-taken SCRATCHINGS. We are officially mntormed by Newss Weatherly Of the following scratehings:- All engagements in Mr Eroderick ...

... 2 Black Bart, 11 to 2 Fuchsia, 6 to I Red Head and Trackless, io to 1 Sir Watley, 100 to 8 Help- less and others (o). Mzn-HArDI~r Ran at 4.50 ! IID-HA11DIAP of 200 SGVS. One mile and a distance. Acrobat 1, Trionfi 2, Rhymer 3. Five ran. Sportsman Official ...

... races excepted) extra; nIuden; a! ,: receive 6 sovs. Tile straighlt utile rh- E. Pryor's Bnucan, 8st 1lb ,. M1r It. Hardy's Biddo. Sst ib - . Air Reid Walker's Sinionsbatit *- -.e -- ' . Tawthorn, Lamobraclttin, and Fail. .; Betting-15 ...

... Lor& Boislpy's gobleman, 7at 1b ?? _.G Barrett 2 Mr Bloeklty's Lady Salisbury 11, 6st 71b ?? B . Blerr Her. Tranby OCo l, Hardy Annual, Xnapaale, Svetio. and Master ?? also ran Betting-3 to 1 aget a Ova, 100 to 30 at8d Nobleman, 8 to 1 Lady Sallsbury ...

... September 21sh The train leaves Temple Meade at 4.45 a m. AvONzoumrn ClHemc.-A 10 days' mission, under the direction of the ev 'Thomas J. Madden, opens on Snday. On Saturday. September 21st, there 'will be a special cbildren's eervice. The RayT. J. Madden will ...