... HERBILVG FISPINYG. ARnftlsOAOO, Thirsday --Excellent fisbingawere obtained llover Loch lyne last svenO. The c:tches carted fres 4 to Sf5 crans by some net loots-two crews drifted from 6 to 40 boxes. The qoalaty o' fes tx;sfair inso ses cases very good. The prices of those lauded rt Ardrishaig trero front is to 4s per box: those cold at sea realised from 4As to ?? per bos. Those landed at ...

... EVENINCG TIMES GOLF TOURNAMENT. The seveath annual tournament for the hard- some shield and gold badges presented by the proprietors of the Evening Tines takes place jover the Eanforly Golf Course, Bridge of Weir, on September 23, 24, and 25, The competition is a a foursome one, and is open to Scottish clubs, each of which is entitled to send two representatives forming one team. Entries ...

... SOOTBALL. PARTICK THISTLE V. MAF71GERS. opEIflitG OF DtEAIOWSIDE GrIJtt)U.~ lMeadoweide. the Plarticlk Thistlees new encloeure, wasn friendly. The esuniieg Was dull and threatening, but riot- woithestanding there was a capital attendance, nearly 7000~ being pr~esent. Ebe tearnoswere:- ?? Thistle - Slpence; Auac'hencloss and Wilson; I Larmont, Cur-rie. and Duncan3; Lawson en' I'earsin; Paul; ...

... E :-0 - V : i- HE TURF .I MANCHESTER. NTES ANO PNDMTONS. (Br -WHITE AIND GOLD.) London, Thursday Night. If ,the weath~er at Manchester was not so bid as at Warwick there seas nevertheless an unpleasant amount of fo g, aind but a, poor view could he had 1I of the racing. 'The attendance, as usual here, %eas a very large one, and the, fields were of enormous.f strength, 107 horses taking. part ...

... WEST OF SCOTLAND HARRI=RS. TheWest's neeting lostnig',hto030H pden Pak vas not pitronised to the extent Frdicb tho splendid programsoe of events warranted. only about 2300 spectators befttfg Present, although the sceather Was eXcellellt. Results 105 yards fandicap-_ Winnerst o beats-P. Torelnull (un 2tt4shedo. 6it7y.. ht ;Tornm Mdoore (Celtic ?? yds. it -i-th sec.; E. Jolly unattael-od. IaYd, ...

... I I BID.ANNANDALE (LOCKERBIE) MEETING. WE DNESDnA.Y October13, . Judge, Mr Ball. Slipper, T. BootiEsa. Although there were seven degrees of frost during the night all appearances of the visitation had disappeared under the rays of , strong suln long before the concluding trials of 'this fi'xture were comnorenced so the Barr Haill this forenoon. Althoughonlyli coursesatmost could be decided, ...

... ?? : . f ?? ?? ' ' ' I ,i i SLEAFORD OPEN MEETING. FrIDAY., November l2. ThJudge, JM/r Hasdley. SlipperB LWright . Th fog which c6aoisid day's -postponement of this meeting' only cleared away during the early hours.; Rain cormenced to fall shortly after the start, but did not interfere with the comfort of the large crowd, who were treated to a series of splendid trie, the ?? the right stamp. ...

... TIE TURF. NORHAMPTON NOTES-LEWES SELECTIONS (Br HT AND GOLD.). I ?? Thursday Night. The Northampton Meeting concluded to-day in fiue, bright weather. The fields were better than on Wednesday, and the attendance, too, wasmuch larger. The chief event, the Nosehy Handicap, attracted eight out of nine horses left in, Marton and Prince Barcaldine being most fancied. The pair finished first and ...

... - iG OODWOONOTEfS AN9!PREDWCTIDMS Todrihursday Night. ?? Cup day at wodwas favoured with finerweather, and there was the larget attendance 1~a the thraeecdaysihe Prince and Princess of Wales i-and the Dule and Duches's of.York being uum I9 .bered amorngst the brilifasit throng,1th ladies for the Goccs ion wearing their brightest costumes, ';-melung the scene on the lawn, a-mass of' ohiour ~~ ...

... YORKSHIRE V. HAMPSHIRE. So unfarourable was the weather ats Bradford yesterday that only tro hours and five minutes' play was possible. A f heavy storm that tested from nine o'clock till nearly elevent| in the moruing so saturated the ground that it vvas obvious that cricket was out of the question for some hours, and then; another dovvnpour prolorged the delay. A start was possible at twenty ...

... HASTIhNGS FESTIVAL GENTLEM5EilN V. PLAYElS. An even and thoroughbly interesting afternoon's ricfket. was witnensed yesterday at Hastings under the same delight ful conditions that have favoured the Festival since Friday last. Once again there was a capital attendance, the na-m. hers being in excess of those of the previous day, mad the play afforded evident enjoysment to the spectators. Scores ...

... i Iyg~r :a.TrtOaeAti RIAL `iTATCZrnSCoTTtOH EEV EN, j. &tNr.tL-iCOTS-T'll i'nml trial 7natch-for thC 1n11irr IlttcC- na..onaa ores ?? rff nb Tyrecaatle, ldinL t,, ;;Ai ninlit. TrD ttnrn-e:a of the paislie teas very set irfa.coy (R5e0). and rhswrelt thit, after ali. tire S.l.A. Colrloittcc had not eri:ct itt jitrgnren, in ettis; tditinbr.lithe L -.e of rt the venrue. Large mimatsrs journrrystd ...