... THI7, TtATTLF. OF ROSES AT EASTBOURNE. Eastbourne was en fete last weeh_on the occasion of the Battle of Roses, organised in connection with the Summer Carnival. A thunderstorm passed over the town in tlie morning; but when the festivities commenced in the afternoon, brilliant weather prevailed, and continued for the remainder of the day. There was a great influx of excursionists, who, with ...

... The First Number will be published on August 1. PUBLISHED MONTHLY.-- PRICE ONE SHILLING of Ik SbortS I Pastilles Sdi fed by a S D UTafeo^ f XTbe Babminton /Ibaga3ine OF SPORTS AND PASTIMES. No. 1. AUGUST 1895. LIST OF CONTENTS. I. A NORTH DERBYSHIRE MOOR. The Marquess of Granby. With Illustrations by A. J. STUART-WORTLEY and A. TIIORBURN, and from Photographs. II. MY FELLOW POACHER W. E. ...

... . DOG SHOWS, like most human institutions, have sprung from a very humble origin, the first event of the kind having been an exhibition of Pointers and Setters which was held at Newcastle-on-Tyne in June, 1859. Messrs. John Shorthose, Pape, and Brails ford had the honour of conceiving the idea of holding the show, and were rewarded by the entry of sixty dogs, the judges being Messrs. J. ...

... NEW PLAYS AT THE PRINCE OF WALES' AND AVENUE THEATRES. V^A' ...

... . ST. GEORGE'S GOLF CLUB.-- A very stirring contest was seen last Saturday at Sandwich when the members of the above- named club were engaged in playing for their monthly medal. The Hon. Ivo Bligh seems to be playing in his very best form, in spite of the fact that, like other golfers, he must he wofully short of practice. His win on Saturday was, I am sure, most popular, and his score of 87-- ...

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... . Fashion lias made the Niagara Hall a place where Youth and beauty meet To chase the freezing hours with flying feet. Englishmen need on longer look forward with misgivings as each winter approaches to the prospects of ice, for here we can have it all the year round. On Sunday afternoons the magic circle is handed over to the Niagara Club, whose delightful reunions are Quite the smartest ...

... . This has been subscribed for by several of the leading citizens of Birmingham, and offered for competition among the different divisions connected with the Birmingham corps. The first competition took place on tho 17th lilt., at the Birmingham Athletic Institute, and Surgeon Captain R. R. Slemm, A.M.R., 20th Middlesex (Artists) R.Y., acted as judge. Ten squads contested, the London and North ...