... 1 - . - ! CURRAGH MEETING. FIaT DAY-Ocroaata 20vu. -CURRAGH CESAREWITOC9 of ?? soVe; Et' hndicap for three yeari old- and Li' Wards; by subscription of 5 save each for starters, 2 save forfeit, the only liability for horses atruck ant on October 14th; second horse to receive 10 sove out of the plate ; a wvinner after publication of the weights IOct- ber 9th, 10 a m) of a race value 48 sovs, ...

... THE NOTUERN UNIWO. LANCA.SfRI SENIOR COMPETITION. At a mzeeang of the committee of this cpetition in Masnchester last night, it was resolved that Gartity's per~lnit to play with Leigh be withdrawn until aa assur- ance is given by the Leigh Club that he is actually in employment. Severns fines for late starts were inflicted, the most inportant being Warrington 25s. for late appearance at ...

... : PORT.G PROPEOIES, - NM WCASTLE.: NOWR flU3RBLIESD PT.hAT. Spntinuoo`-Son ?? Mine. Sporting Ltfe-Son o' MIe. Tid-Sor ol ine. :and attd Waitr-Postarity. jineneod 0ic aMiera' t1-3S o' Mir. ST. OSWALD W=-TER Ec AP.-Sporten--OdoP gpoztinot Lie-GoSlden Rain. Picld-Orlop or Topaz. Land a=d Vmster-Soanm1L Sportie Times-Expert or Aef rOE. GOSFORTZiE PAR BISISENIAL SAKRS.-Sporman-ost. Sportmr Life ...

... I a. TrEr~ NOBTHEEN UVN1OX a _ 3IL ATCH AT W7AEHFI2IL. i3 ~ ~lsand -~ac trod imes rchl a, Wakefield, 19 -.i t p - of zas-- Norahern 17n:oa% was from r, of Q;'>v r`2t~ier cupo n- g It istu puu cc gave gr':'itY so; proof ?? Z-o?dancc a: . ?? .~4 14'tr ~i thle foriutes of1 the counzer -aL-anSC diur-hdho the -value of -inch Nv~a by'sVmnii'dL -,he aheenceI -b-a en:? tre rbrzec-siuarcez and all ...

... r ~~NORT}]ERN UNllON. LANCASHIRE TRLAL GlA3IE. . The following teams iere chosen in Manchester last ?? play in the trial gaere cn tbe Salforn Gromnd, next Wednwesday ; - Probables.-Coop (Leigin, back: Holmes IMore- cambe), S. lees (Oldham)i Andertois (Ltighi, ard Valeiitine (Swintony. tares quarters; J. Berry 5'iyides. icy), and A. Lees (Oldham), half backs; Bonser (Old- 3 haU), Worthington ...

... S P O RTING I¶EW S. wONDO w3TNG, flnday As usual at holiday time, the, inquiry on futuire i e~venkts ;wza quiet, -but fd'r the Manchester Cot, 3 to 1I 'became the t)est offer against Glosislaiss.' Mirbo reds1 easy at 11 to 2, hut £am~bou~r had an up~ward tendency. For the Derby a good amount was laid against St. Frueq-,uin at even money, 'ollowed 'by moderate -amounts- a-t 11 to If, 'on, .nd ...

... SPOIRTING NEWS. ILONDON BETTING,. Saturday. Sorts little Wagering took niece on the Liverpool cup and the St. Leger. Fo~r the latter race 9ta Frulsquina was favourite at 13 to 8, while 2 to I was laidd and offered against Persimmon. Regret retired a to alOO0 to 8 offered, dod Knight of the Thistle and 0 LIVERPOOL 0575.0 Ran on TbtomfeY.-reV07crd. Onermile ibree toriongs.- 5g 6 5 10 o1 ?? 7 45 ...

... YOSRKSHIRE RIFLE ASSOCUSTION. 1 _ I PRIZE 3 MEETING AT STRENSALL. The returns of the competitions -whch were con- cluded on Monday evenirg, and which were tabulated yesterday, Show that the failing off in the scoring on the fires day of the meeting of the Yorkshire Rifle Association was very general. The uncertain a light and the changeable wird were, doubtless, the f chief causes of the ...

... TORKSHIRE CHIIAKPIONSHIP TOURNAMENT AT SCARBOROUG-H. (FROM 02 T OWNT. RBEPORnTER.) The spell of fine weather which had been enjoyed at Scarborough since Sunday was ruthlessly broken yester- day. A low barometric reading gave wvarning of the un- welcome change. To those, wbo have not made a serious study of the attmospheric signs and portents in the loeality, the outlool during the early ...

... DEFE AT OF TW YALE CREW. The Royal Regatta began yesterday at 11.30, in dull. hot weather, but with no wind and every indiea- tion of a storm before the end of the afternoon. The attendance both on the river and on land seemed to be a record for the opening day, and Americans were strongly in evidence to see Yale meet Leander for the . Grand, these two crack crews being drawn together in the ...

... M20A3- CLUB 3EEDCG. The coochuini-g sicage-z of ase 'Ncrcmner athe a;g 01 tnis club vt-re faivnred attic pea-sec wcaaher. and as -the card left for decision wvas reocoaaimonly inteles,a-ina asrer-rd-c cQuality' and qa-ne.pi-v, the comnpany 'Was fe-irs that FI se Kick, Nvlo got a double gruelling thre ?? day, m~gtl tao3 drawn were reatlicot t~hue l-cavia g Five lv t'racks tnt i-,ed to a, bye, ...

... THE NORTHERN UNIONe LANCASHIRE SECTION. At a meeting of the committee governing the Lauca- shlre Senior Competitionj, held in Manchester last night, several important items vwere dealt with. Sal- ford objected to the absolute transfer of Mliles to 'Broughton Ranoars, contending that they had first elairm on him. t 'was decided tpo withdraw his provi- sional peru t to play with the Rangers, and ...