... serve Lady Harberton with refreshment because she was attired in a bifurcated costume. The question whether an innkeeper may refuse to serve a lady cyclist in rationals has more than once been raised by publicans, but it has not yet been ...

... Wolf, S to J ackt li tette, 020 to I bet 1rose- mint s Sly, 10 to 1 cach ast Lady Hawrk and Ioveknot filly, and 100 to S each gspt others. Won by thrce-cnuartcre of a length; a length between the second and third. CITY SgrtlgeN HANoICAP; ?? furlongs: Villager ...

... course, any pedals or means of propulsion beyond the lower limbs of the riders. A wheel in front, a wheel behind, a pole connecting the two, and a saddle on the pole-with a handle-bar in front to hold on by-these parts formed the rude ...

... discovered the merits ofthe districtas a ealcuth resort sorne ye-ars ago, ertod has resided in it trequently. The coast seceneryi tvesry ititeresting, about two mniles fromi t~he ho~tel beings the !a~ntoa.s Blulles a, oBuchan, a monstrous cauldron into xvhich ...

... to impart a brigh1ter igloss to the handle-bars, and a iong handled brush wvith which to polish i the hubs. It is extraordinary to notice what amount of trouble a wvcnliu will expend in preparing for a ride. I begau to wish she would make a ...

... yardct, arnd at spricag tlxird, wit-il a doable bildr#gs widJ water hazard, follcwe. The fourth- COWprIls' -s ?? a hlemt lor the xzatrivltbplayer. A fifth or sOOyards. a ninth of 50. and a tent-I oif 500, with ...

... Dulwich), R I'nuSon jutr. A. Corbett, and W. Willson. The young professionals will be; L. Lawrance, T, S. Clay . 1. Courtauechi, ?? Case, E Smith, R. While, A. C. 1 'l-ills, R G. Page A. E. Branibieby. ?? A. J. Harris, P. Halsey, and A. ...

... course, any pedals or riianis of propulsion beyond the lower limbs of the riders. A wheel itt front, a wheel behind, a pole connecting the two, and a saddle on the pole-- with a hatidle-bar ' in front to hold oi by these parts formed the ...

... when a nelw ballet, A Day Off, was produced. The affair is an up-to-date, rollicking business, with. just a thread of a story, but such as it is it presents the nucleus of a revue, and makes onle wish for more exteusion. The story is that ...

... otto o~f the halves, and lie slipped ov er the lutle betweeni the pdosts. A gocal was placed, cuid ?? tttis IDevonl had a v'erv narrowv escape ot p)1aciing a second gual tram a marle. Nortlintber- landa strove hard to eq~ualtize baut the Devottiatis itever ...

... (Putney), C. 11. A. and A. d. A. (Hampstead), F. L. S. (Kensington), F. Venning (Short- iands^, Charles . Sel f tTooting), R. T. Knight O{Vestclifte-on-Sea), Philip Flower \IAdgatel, A. B. Robinson (City), K. P. (orlking), I. Clemente, C. A. ...