... for support in his endleavo)ur to snake that payment a legitimate One, be rvill receiv e an almost unranimous mandate, to speak in its favour on boiraif of the county. It is trice that on Ssturt-Lny night hie deeiined to Show his hand, aend refused to ...

... Lanodowne Club and their opponents to Fitzkwilliamn. 5It is inot necessary -. to envter into details:' the score aits~elf speaks volumes, reading 6-3. 6-4, 9-11. 10-8 in 6Pim and Stoker's favour. The following were yester- day's scores:- ALL-COSRRS' SINGLES ...

... charater, of(e a --sc-ul'sie a - fact. thwat ai'hrsas ycil,-ite lvi tota of 3 i glvers, tim Laccachr '5'-eis tiit sqtaee to speak- in di tail of tvicl mat(chs inlb. lieu wouels([ oflv ie. Sv~-i~e it to a. tar v-v-tI tic i' li-lt Nv-a *ico te sacr-i' o in ...

... sets, deuce was called no fewter than nine timdes, and in the sixth game of the. third sett it was caldsvntimnes, facts which speak suffoiently of tI d ?? of the play. The'notable appearances in the Ladies' Open Singles were thos of Mrs. Hill- yarzd, an ...

... On ona oaiconala the bh.ll crossed the net at letr-t tveritr tic-aes before the raill- ended. It a'ouid b- irnuossible to speak in exaitcserated lterms of t4e for-n slI crvn bh P ir in this nlatr-r. Hrie staroel- tnrade a mistake. In exttell3tritln oif ...

... case of the United Kingdom was ?? in considerable detail. It was shown that tho phenomenon appeared in 1851 in Wales, and, speak- ] ing ginerasll, tenl year toter in Englanrd; that during the last decade nine out of the twelve Welsh eount-es had decreased ...

... (I~cxwertfI.-Laae-CorDaxal floasloyv LI Corporal t~ gotmle6 LI, Sern :Bsv 47; totat. 1SZi B- Carmnay ?? sennett 72, Bugle~r Speak 5s: toted. '5n. The tcir1!rwrnr weiv the wioncirte of prire metaer tor the highmot in. idlrI .3orrC -lPrivote E~rllnl>!tnt ...

... 317 Colur-S&rlzt. A. So-lit. s6 .. PS .. 74 .. 79 . 3-:4 Coooi Sergt. i. A. Lund ?? .. 84 . 7 .. 6 .. 7i ?? 61 |Frioa'e A. Speak ?? .. 72 .. 71 .. it ?? 259 3oX.it.-Serct. ti. Wilkinson. 9 . 70 .. 73 .. 75 247 U'.irT. L;ill ?? 69 .. 72 .. 71 . 84 ?? 296 ...

... Er~wever, there is some new material available, it is said, and -until it is put to ther test, it is scarcely 'POSsible to speak of the constitution of the teaml withi certainty. lESOaoCM Tna. The Selcond Competition havo rushed into serious 1,work '-cry ...

... the i visiters luc~k, :tuid after a ?? a jby Dilworthi, JDickinson s~tarred stone splenodid pwssuig, - ?? x0iohic Dilworthi Speak, land Whtitaker took, pacit, to ted the latter scored a try. T1'le kick at goal failed, 'y1So6rerby Bridge still continued ...

... in 111 paining a more extended intervietw vi th a fI'Llowv-pas- br senger aild frie-d of Lord Dunrrvell svho sri-. alt to speak with authority as to his LortLship's vietve. Ti, s u gentleman, in reply to the question, ` Is Lord Dun- sh raven quite satisfied ...

... Balms. bi-ti :fsrd 5-nina. o't W, P - I-S inc.s :br~es-geactr ates : Cats. andol 0IM cir:tsclt toll ~ i-~ ..inS: fluiG a speak. ]ilweaib lS,r1tahlsatlc, Staiiinit, sa~rbiucci. iilan- Mv n ?? l, bca-rls. , H, Tata-er. ¶Pct' ?? V I cr Ta I f-atiireqartrcfed ...