... 600 yards steeplechase, one mnile bicycle cham~pion- ship of Leinster. one mile ladies' rices, and a number of other flat and cycle handicaps. The meeting promises to be a great success. DROGHFEDA CYC~i-. CLUB SPORTS. The above sports came off yesterday ...

... ever seen offered at any meet- ing, the first being a ntw ladies' safety, the second a. gold hunting watci and the third a very beautiful ornament for the dressing table or drawingroom- The boys' race run up to the astonishing total of 164, and when we ...

... , yesterday afternoon, and after a fast and pleasant gamie resulted, in a draw of three goals all. For the former the Misses (ibson aud Atins among the ladies, aud Messrs Eves skid Ask'lm aming she gentlemen played a really brilliant game, as did Tiue ...

... gineering Company, who towefi them safely off. FATAL FALL FROM A TREE. On Wednesday afternoon John Keegan, 10 years, who resided at Pump House, Goldeen bridge, fell from a tree to the ground, a distanet of 16 feet. His head was badly injured, anf he was ...

... 3. Betting--3 to 1 agat Le Dau- phin, 9 to 2 agst Combe 100 to 14 a&tst Fio- nub, S to 1 agst Blarney, ioo to 8 each a;st Per- ! fidious, tinerriie7a, or any other. Won by a length and a half; four lengths separated se- cond and thirl. The winner wia sold ...

... specially to Dublin to witneis a polo match at Cortmore,~ and got a practical notion of what that game is like. Under the coaching of 'Ms R J Mecredyl they quickly showed a grasp of the rules, and no doubt in the near future a very strong teamx can he mustered ...

... two year olds; a wnnner after September 7 71b extra; the win- ?? to be sold for 100 sovs. Five furlongs. a t lb aNi. W m Singer's c by Donovan-Ilady Cmedahar ?? ?? .. 8 12 a5Ir. 'ornish Lawwan's Secret Sign ?? 8 8 ear YAJnnings's. jun, Lady Alicia ?? 8 7 ...

... 8 to 1 each a-st Fairy Field a.nd IAshli)nun. P0 to 1 each agst Splendour. Wy- I aIRI a'.J Scimitanr n O (ret*s `utripedl off in front of Csatchthtrd, (Galivanr and F:-.irv Ficld. and making all the 3 rutlilr. wvon hr a ?? a Ienzth ;ind ...

... Semi-final Round. R W A Smith beat C a C Hemphill, 6-2, 6-0. R A Garratt beat ' Alexander, 6.1, 6-4. :LADIES' CLUB CHAMPIONSHIP. First Round. Miss G-Campbell bnat Miss S Tornlinson, 6-Z 6-2. Miss Alice Modre beat Xis3sM Corrig^a, 6-4, 6-3. ...

... and the object in view one of de- n serving charity. TULSK (CO. IROSCUMIMON) CYCLING AND ATHLETIC (Under the I A A A and I C A Rules), Will be Hold on TUESDAY, sith AUGEST 1ss, 3 Comnencing at One o cock, p M. Stertar and Handicappe-,V B. Dunbar, Esq, ...

... winning the I A A A gol4 meal, ad o the z lap prize, being first in every lap, though 3l K}eene ran him close all through, oniy five yards separating him from the winner. Keene is also a Ballinaslee Harrier. Joe Donneltan, Ballina- sloe, was ...

... Ryan, J F Doran, J Cordeal, A Bell, T Woeds, E' A Gallagher, F Everard, S Farrell, J P Tyndall, W Isavanagb, K J Kenny. This classic event was decided on Saturday Aening at the Phmenix Park (four mile course) in the presence of a verY large attendance of ...