... 7 J. Greenwood,h Smt. 3 -Total 14wt).. 8 Mmnn-r..oroH v. ?? Midd Ic i'~rough. Ssors :- Mron..ataxOox. ?? Hardy, run out.. ?? Bardse, c Thomas, bHat13 [Gamble, ran sat ?? .. ?? Markes. h ot. .. 1 01 Bennie, ?? ?? Fox, ~b Walker ?? ?? 7Pnayntat ...

... P, by Tasmania-Ptse- h bank, beat Mr Harry Hardy's r b Haddon Belle, by Button Park- Belle o' the Border 2Mr if. Hosarch as blh and w b Lady Blanche IV.. by PM-nacions- 1 Calcot Lads, be.at. Mr 'Harry Hardy's bk d Honorfus. by Birning- f ?? Ending llr ...

... certificate; 2nd. Miss Ethel Woodhouse, gold medal and certificate; and 3rd, Mrs. J. L. Mahon, gold medal and certificate. Mr. Thomas Morris, the captain of the club, was appro- priately first in the gentlemen's mileage competition, being awarded a gold medal ...

... TOCKWOOD v. t.S1,tcHALL-Al t'kn ,Id. Score J. Dawson. C Hardy h Cloy- B Dycon. c Bares, In a lndy.8 ?? . Ieard~oil, e PollardL J. jp~ojta. La ?? ?? 12 H.1x0 .h 17~ A ?? c~ i A. roayon. Ii Hardy .. ?? (I F, toilhrrod ?? Ballas fiord,.. i Castle, 0 C. ...

... Con- sidering that the estensive kennels presided over by MKessrs. F-awcett. Mr. L. Pilkingron, Mr. Hardy. and Mr. Paterson are not represented, 3Mr. Thomas Snowdon has achieved a big performance in presenting such an attractive card. Candidates from the ...

... Jiraniley; 3, likorge Curtain, Bram]ey; 4, Laivrence Walker 'Judsey; 5, George Hodges, Kirkstall; 6, A. Hardy, Brasnley; 7, J. 1'Anscn, Sianinhsle; 83, Thomas \'illians, secretary, Stanningley; 9, George Skinner, Stanningley; 10, John Stowe, Stanningley; and ...

... asqt Mr T. J7. Farlsy's Gabbe- Mr Jf. Bayler's less Lena ap~t Mr D. Hail us Ten o'cloolr Mr HI. Hardy's Sooldsworth aget Mr if. Bayley's Crumbs Mr H. Hardy's Honorlus %set Mr C- Morless's Brummegein Man Mr E. Bednal's Basclworth apet fr E. F. Gladstone's ...

... Stricrlrand, hotel proprietor, Ymbazam. Mr. T. Simpson, gentleman, Seroton. Mr Thomas Snaith, farmer, Huntington. York. rt Mr. W. Thempson, farmrr. sackfairi, Ripon. es Mr. H. F. Thomas, gentleman, Huntington, York 1- The Chairman, in charging the Grand Jury ...

... pu00l55 of OtIS. Entrance, Li lea. Ieach. Winner, £53; seoond, £14; third, Li; tad three Witmplre of ateo near~et, £2S eaoh. Mr Thomas Graham's led at Guarder, by Norway-Mary Web~srer,t beat Sir lIt. Jardine'% bd ci Stimulant, by Cieoe-w~c. i Mr :David Grlaha'_s ...

... 55 sec. Third heat-I, J. J. 1avanagh, Harrogate (22)1 2, T. J. Clough. Bradford (25)- time, 57 sec. Fonrtb hleat-l, W, A. Thomas. Airedale Harriers (15); 2, if. Fletiesr, Airedale Hearriers (nil time, 54!f see. irn the final HMorphet won. and was followed ...

... National Union Teachers, pronoasd by Cecil Foljambe, and Thomas Burton, North John Plant, Betford. and Step bra John Betford; Joseph Gerstda, Wotksan, Joha Joasa, Sautb, Baraby Moor, aad Thomas Morgan, ; Herbert Charles Wells, Oldooatat, and Badmill, ...

... of M. Brown's is Royal Charmer, who showved decided - Superiority over Fortunato and Batavia in the Beaudesert Stakes. Mr. Hardy's Honorius should wrin the Aegleesev Cup th dos i ths sakebeig avery moderate lot-. Bease TlerwasunlckySn he ll ged Stakces ...