... CYCLINGO. I 1- r- I- a n II- ild! ee tt .. le A, )n 3 I le ar le le Be 3. le hi oringthe caying hs (wrtit that a good begnna n Gasy snake a ba snd ing, u aand v i c e r n s a ~ O n e w o u l h o p e t h a t t h ...

... out, he Two of the members of tthe Middlew- bec broglgh Rovers -had a very nariow r-- tfte capst, while riding a; tandem in count3 be Durham a few days ago. They weow be ucgotiatwng a particularly stiff bankL, J when the front tyre pulictured, the Co,- ...

... fBY- VET,0.o :CI no Tlere seems to be a general belief fo 1s among StdcktoD cyclists that it is.-ii sb le necessary to. have a 31glot within the Y borough. 'This is not so .however 1and nc le Sup Liddell brought a case specially p il before the notice ...

... now close upion local cyclists. A fair num- a ber of members promise to turn out t for the ride, headquarters being left at 9 a.m. to-morrow (Sunday) morning. d At the same meeting of the commit& g tee Mr G. W. Reed was elected a vice- . ...

... other volurteer- a cyclists ran into l'im. There wias then R a sailor's knot-I mean a cyclist's knut, b but it came undone, and everything was r made jolly again. f As briefly stated yesterday, on Wed- ?? night ...

... repairing devolved on the captain, who 3n forthwith declared llia intention of be- coming a travelling repairer. A A spectacle which cansed considerable 3i interest to a large Lumber of people was witnessed at the Royal Botanic Gardens, e Regent's Park, on ...