... OB- fl A .EF EO 1 DISGRACEFUL' SCEE -AT A FOOTBALL. MATCH., The county magistrates investigated -at Chesler yesterdday a agse ariping out uf a disgracettl se'ena at. football match the previous Saturday, between Crewe Alexandra and Cheater. William' Oar ...

... The Cyclist's Touring Club having taken up the ease of Lady Hlarberton, who was refused admission to a SurrcY Hotel on account of being attired in Rational costume, | Ths Road, vhlich is a strong opponent of the new fad Iamong lady ...

... FOFa 1ll. The ltoehdaie Athletic grounds were occa- pied yesterday wilh a ieotirice over half a uitile, between kB. C. Breltis, of London, and O.ji. dsiaciex, of Dublin, for ifl. a side, the wisner to claim the titl e of shinuion. Six thousand Ueople were ...

... I he Leuoienr S otish is now a very om wat itx'~ early itl the s.e'son, and a vcry good fi teen ~ ,e th Itee. niitit wis agmin at' a-~eutee trotn tile *hree-qnt,'rter ~ 0tt~ttb~rtwos ?? U niv.erzitv. Eichniond also hlad a lii. bt 101 hi e -uarter lire ...

... having taketi up the case of Lady flarberton who was refused adlttissiou to a Surrev hotel on accoutit of being attired in rational costume, Tie ?? wltich is a strong oppo(tent of the neew fad motg lady cyclists, has opened ...

... The Burl police last evening received a telegram con- finning the belief that the nian found dead with a lady in a hotel was a Mr. J. Knight, who had acted as Tur- kish and Belgian Consul at Rotterdam. He was ...

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... igh A dead heat bet*een Intense and Baron !8s- Lumley was the outcome of the Selling be Hurdle Handicap, Barbaric being third, a atld short head behind the pair. an- The February Hurdle Race resulted in a his fairly easy victory for Phil Brown, a 6 to ...

... ~2 t a srokeiore. RA C I N G. A NEw RACECOURS' AT RIPO;. The Ripon Grand Stand Company have purchased around for a new racecourse. It will not be so picturesque as the old one, but it will have a straight six furlongs, and a splendid mile ...

... accurately tecorded by a pencil on a roll of paper. The scale of the record is full Size Vertically and yX inj to the foot longi udinally. A second pencil drtavs a line corresponding to that which the first pencil would Priduce from a ...

... . .. Jarvis I b NOTES AM) A NTICIPATIONS. a h Cnla a we-k or two aro every one was saring wThat t a mild rsinter it was, and it seemed as if racing would I I he contonued throughout the steeplachaclsing season with- t cii' a break. Since, ...

... with a useful kick, relieved the pres- sure. A faulty kick by Davidson gave Jacobt a free, but he made a had kick. From touch Allison sent to J. Taylor, who made his mark. All this time play iliad scarcely moved from the ueutre. Harman checked ...