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... RACQUETS. THE PUBLIC SCHOOLS CHALLENGE CUP. THIS year eleven schools entered for the cup, the competition as usual taking place at the Queen's Club, West Kensington, and it being of the most exciting character throughout, with the play much above the average. The very first match was a most sensational one, as then Rugby, the ultimate winners, narrowly escaped defeat by Charterhouse, and they ...

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... HORSE AUCTIONS. ALDRIDGE'S-- The Wonder Brighton and London Winter Coach Horses. Next Wed nesday, April 15, Messrs. W. and S. FREEMAN will SELL 50 well-selected seasoned HORSES, now working in the above ceach. They comprise hunters, hacks, match-teams, carriage pairs, and single-harness horses, from 15.2 to 16-hands, and will all be warranted according to catalogue. Can be seen until April 11 ...

... PHEASANTS PHEASANTS PHEASANTS I Penned for laying should be fed on CHAMBERLIN'S Aromatic Spanish Meal D. S. MEAT GREAVES AND CAYCAR EXCELSIOR. PURVEYORS OF GAME FOOD, BY SPECIAL WARRANT TO H.R.H. THE PRINCE OF WALES New Price List, with treatise on Pheasant Rearing, Posted, Free. JAMES GHAMBERLIN& SMITH Game Food Manufacturers, NOR W ICH- 6. E. LEWIS'S TREBLE EXPRESS RIFLES. Ti?AJ ECTORY GREAT ...

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... . FOR some weeks before the above festival was due, Stratford- upon-Avon gave signs of its approach. Lodgings, engaged in advance, became scarce, and the booking of seats for the theatrical performances has been exceptionally numerous. No tickets were issued until Che seats had been balloted for, and, to enable the disappointed to witness the leading attraction of the week, Richard II., an ...

... . (BY OPR OWN CORRESPONDENT.) NEVER, during me long series of years in which Oxford and Cambridge have contended on the water, has such a race been rowed as on Saturday last, nor has any been won by such a narrow margin. No accident happened in either boat-- as was the ease in 1877, when the result was given by the judge as a dead-heat-- the last contest being fought out on its merits to the ...

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