... The Easter Bank Holiday was again celebrated at Ormskirk yesterday by police sports and gala, 140 promoted by Mr. Superintendent Jervis, In the - early part of the forenoon the weather threatened first 311 to be unfavourable, but towards noon the sun satii came out, and the weather for the rest of the day was 2i was of the most delightful charater, the esult at 2 being that the number of ...

... SPORTING NEWS, Raeing. NEWMMA;RKET MEETINO. SALI STAK7E9-Palmeranou 1, Enthusiasm 2, Curable 3. Four ran. TWO.YEAFt-OLD PLATE-Harangue 1, Sardine 2, Confusion 3. Fifteen ran. BABRAIIAN PLATE - Sati 1, Dormouse 2, Dingle Bay 3. Eleven ran. WXtLTZ HANDICA'-Royal Stag 1, Wools. thorpe 2, Roughside 3. Eighteen ran. MAIDXN Two-YzAR-oLD PLATE-Brigg 1, Fast 2, Gordito 3. Thirteen rau. SELLlIG PLATz ...

... OUR HEAT SUPPLIES. FOREIGN ANDO COLONIAL IMPORTATIONS. INTERESTING FACTS AND FIGURES. A number of interesting facts and figures have been compiled by a correspondent of the Glasgow Herald, showing the extent of our foreign anud colonial meat imports. The follow- ing extracts from the article waill be of interest:- We obtaiu from the foreigner every year about £15,000,000 worth of butter and ...

... -tlt - t3olo. CS-_ war, pp i LVEWMARKET RACESW 2. OThe57Ti 'ALESIAKES&.ol. V move each, with 200 a.8.~ to~tro'pexoi cl~atC ?? C Loird2 Roaery's ValEntuetaw, Bet Olb, . ?? L~atesra 2 ( silt J Warals ~able5iz. 8t i121b . ?? ?? e 0W Alpb B Ialsio Gran. eht'aCnfusion, Biat DI' ?? Wo ?? iar. Ebs itinese o Isig0st.eearai tigue. eoion(1an Irirdk,hedbte ecnan bdo 2S0-Tile BAO.YRAY.A W PLATE Of 600. ...

... bpat Lf)'Nn LONDON - - sb 8 - I - `1i 225 1 B ti@ - 1a (KVi W e tr Oh Dlk 4 1 -egred-, t 015lke1 0. Worc SCRATCAING~ ffl Ki le0,2n by I Ao l l w s l F i r ste ,~ t D ~ y li e r Ohadleodem Plate, New r LELCESTER tS 2. 0-The BXLLOl;G EXA1NDCAp Pl 8ICZC nova One- rI le. tho W ltsi Ce Betling-8 IC I ?? Bagshot I KWeOWMIafil. Won by thre lengths between second fit 2,10-Tbe HIGH PFAlt PLATR 015D I7 ...

... I I SPORTING NOTES-EPSGIM PREDICTIONS. (E3t WHITE A~ND GOLD.) London, Monday Night. Considering the near approach of the City and Subunrban, it did not receive aq much attention at the London clubs to-day as might have been ex- petted.. The feature of the wagering was the ISiransea of Worcester anid Tarobour, both of whom were backed for a lot of maoney at 5 toeI. Kirk- coons! increased in ...

... I WHITE AND COLD'S EPSOM NOTES. PROBABLE STARTERS AND FINAL SELECTIONS FOR CITY AND SUBURBAN,. J London, Tuesday`Night. Eto more perfect conditions as regards weather could well be imagined than those which prevailed a' Epsom to-day, arld needless to say an icomense icrowd put in an appearance. The report that Baron de Hirsch had died early this morning at I his estate in Hungary created ...

... ISPORTI? NEWS.I edAC~iDENT TO STREET SINER. 'er Mr P. Buchanan's Street Singer, w~ho wvaa con- ed siderably fancied by his connections for teh en Leicester Spriog EHandicap, hit his leg whilst at Tb in exercise on Saturday morning, and was noose- CGron on quently struck oat of the race at 20 minutes to II. ot - ba Gcett s'3 LONDON BEtTTNk-SATUfDAY.~ osseid ch a~r tshe Kfempton Park Jubilee ...

... ?pGtt? aub ?a5ti1Rt5 GaNo= jutifes is minthe way-i absrbsnaional atothen- AtoNAhe tiofrnce wain epiao the Lincs inret ounhrean Handiap.mies ainihd nevern hasd fierwet haerwn peailed Soeties nwhath hap- pens thesraebeo, afulng ait has*hs tonbertaken frgateds des wischpe- ?? rm rsighm but onothisngaso thewo fthrace was plainyysbe.an Bsut herfoe itn was punfrtnaeiha cudw the prncplsectaclen ...

... COILLIESTON FISHERS AND TRAWL RAIDS. _ . A NICHT SCENE OFF SHORE. EXCITING CHASE. Great excitement prevails in the village of FCollieston, for on :iaturdey night an enterprising trawler was captured by the line men. The fishermen complain that for some time back several trawlers have exhibited a partiality for the grounds off and around the village, and in consequence of this considerable ...

... TEN-T11 HUSSARUS' REGI- MENTAL TMEETING.I YESTERDAY. is safe to say that there isi no mnore pleaaant h ?? any #where in the country thanl thA ti.:;ai.Ro arnnually over thile 2luinhoden a en tile prr-eerty of Colonel thle li~on C lt w; s- 'I1 30.lrdaty undler thle ac-tq- p 1% Ti-sire, nut time~ wmq with'N ?? or..5!:i591 ?? ?? ti~ 12' 5~W4.1 -cod thn-s. Cilro liar. llart 'lie iiave at recoleicti ...

... i THE FAIRYHOUSE TMEETING. YE'STERDA Y. The great popularity of the Fairyhouse Mifeeting alike among the citizens of Dublin. and the rural population of Dablin, BMcath, and Kildare is elue to 11Plny causes, such as the facilities for get ting to the course and tie eacellent arrangonients which reet the pleasure seeker wxhcn he tf ts there. 'ut most r,f all it is to be attrib~lted to that in- ...