... prone position is always a favourite one with English marksmen. However, although possibles were nearly as common as blackberries in October, not one out of the five men trho vesterday put them or. while kneeling at 200 yards could repeat the feat tn-day ...

... obstacles, it would not he. easy to beat the track,-wbi9, M comprised stone walls, and.big doubles.were.as al plentiful as the blackberries are said to' be in a&utumn.. .1ospiitality-.was lavishly' etexided too visitors by ' Colonel CrichtG-n. on the, course ...

... Conyngbam Cup Courst. H B Earl Cadogan's Dnblin, by Saraband-Vi- vandiere, 4 yrs Mr. H Beasley's Brownberry, by Atheling- Blackberry, 4 yri Mr. A Buckley, iun'e Ivanof, by Peterhof- Skipaway. 4 yrs Mr. James Cleary's Palm of Victory, by Palm- leaf -Vivaiciere ...

... Paterson's)8 Hawker, aged (260) Mr H Beasisy's Duckey, by St David-Eria De3r, 4 yrs Mr H Beasley's GZafat Boy, by Gallinule-- Blackberry, 4 yrs -Mr John Carpenter's Overall, by Orvieto-'- Mayr by Straan, 4 yrs : Nr Jajaes Conway's Conway's Malt, 56 yrs MUr ...

... 60 sove, of which the second received 7 sovs, and the third 3 sovs. One mile and a half. .Wr F R Wise's Sloe, by Hackler-Blackberry, 5 yrs, list 61b . ?? . Iason 1 Col Dooley's Lady Vic II, aged, 10st 41b Mr French Davis 2 Capt Richaris' Radiant, 6 yrs ...