... the s auspices of the Father Purcell Branch of the National League *f Great Britain, in the schoolrooms, Afacklin stre~t, Drury lane. There was a large attendance, and the pro- t ceedings were very enthusisatie. A notable feature of the evening's entertainment ...

... a (FTom the Standard of To-day.) 1 Stand Plate-Huntingdoa. Island Plate-Navidale. Crown Hadicap-Barmecide. Mile Selling-Drury Lane. May Plate-Farndale. Juvenile Plate-Bonnie Garry f. *Vinkfield Welter-Eastbury. (From the Daily Yelegraph of To-day.) Stalnd ...

... Sentinel were the lirst to show, six furlong. being the distance negotiated. MiN, Gunning and Ovis ca me live furlongs, Drury Lane proceeding a furlong further. Quickfoot travelb-d five furlongs. Farndaie came a like Jirtanee twice. Tippoo Tib was nsrfnlly ...

... or Woolwich Sporting Life—Glen Sterling or Fox Daily Telegraph—Glen Sterling Woolwich Standard—Drury Lane Freeman (Celt) —Drury Lane Independent—Drury Lane Irish Times—Woolwich Express—Stanton MAY PLATE Sportsman—Ferndale or Favour Royal sporting Life—Favour ...

... PROPHECIES. WINDSOR. Prom the Standard. Stand Plato—Huntingdon. Island Plato—Naviuale. Crown Handicap—Barmecide. Milo Soiling—Drury Lane. May Plato—Farndalo. Juvenile belling—Bonnie Garry filly. Wmkfiald Welter—East Bury. From the RporUman. Stand Plate—Bonnie ...

... ROYAL.* My selections (or other events follow Stand Plate—Huntingdon. Crown Handicap—Miss Patty. Mils Selling—Drury Lane. Juvenile Plate—Bonny Garry filly. Winkfield WeUer-Raglaa. ‘Special selection. (Horses marked a have arrived.) 2 o—The STAND PLATE ...

... Mr C F Young's Drury Lane, 4 yrs, 96141 b R Chatham 0 Mr E Hobbs' Cinderella, 3 yrs, tat llb LII•opl, 0 Betting-11 to 8 on Glen Sterling, 75 to B) agst Woolwich, 8 to 1 each agst Lowland King and Drury Lane. Woolwich led from Drury Lane and Glen filer ...

... for 50 so SO entrance o sovs. One mile. ?? O Hartopp's Woolewich, 4 yra INIr Rosess Glen StIrling. 4 yrs aahr C P Younng Drury Lane, 4 yrs ?? Nibbert's Stantoo, 3 y rs ?? Gotehalkse Fox. 3 yes a Mr W Fuslton's Lowland King, 3 y3s arr P. Robb's Cinderdllen ...

... Mr Uau^iiion•» Skill ..374 Plate of 155 aovs. On* mile. Sir C Woolwich, . Mr Rose s Glen Stirling. 4 yrs Mr Young's Drury Lane, 4 yrs Mr Hibbcrt> Stanton. 3 yrs Mr Fox, Hr Fulton Lowland King. S yrs Hobb sCinderelieD. yrs Jennings’s, jnn. Plush. 3 ...

... honours with Miss Harriet Vernon. The Commies lersucairm is due in the English metropolis on June 11th. and will open at Drury Lane on the following evening with Malade lmagisaire and Les Plaideurs. Jules Clareti• will be over in London on May 18th ...

... Betting-It to I en Glen Sterling. 75 to 20 agstC We otwich, S to I each agat Lowland ?? and Drury le Lane. er Woolwich led from Drury Lane and Glen Sterling tilil aaa quarter of a mile from borne, when the favourite drew k ; upandwotes by two lsngth; a head separated ...

... Y ary Lane, 4jn 4 Cbtiooer Mr Bobb'sCioderoliea. yn. 8»t 1 AUeopp Betting—ll fco Glen Sterling, 75 30 Woolwich. to each Drury Lane and Lowland King. Woolwich led from Drnry Lane and Glen Sterling till quarter of a mile from home, when the favourite drew ...