... SPOIL'T'. (I TN T1ELLIGENCEl. ILtEVIS AND 11AYDOCP-, I'A1tK NOTES. V 0i t a viatm 1itcttrkd cii tim usrd Sit ?? tid I(sIC oiloot)01. On.. at Iswt otf CltIkt.St 't aield wih Cit advs.isl I lt;ao Limit si ip o rimod wvith, the ?? bat anrd diitint IS.l~it ItIt nioth A L-misgiliy L0'osUaliilf WOirittlttritt itl Li.tied'troi'iltit. WV~i theL grou n( iso haril, it wooflt L~urn rtimti7in5 ht (uily ...

... PROFESSIONAL TOUTRNIAMENT AT 'BUXTON. T~arre Varslorn, of raniton,~ the open cha plon; .7. White, of S1eefordl. who fiiombedl second in the Campopnship; Alex- i antler Hoil, if Iidtrii;and the local profennional 1,. Lowe. of Buxioe, me~t in art ?? comspetititon under tintlocal club. Vat-don wayin grand to-ra. ed won thefisht priz- with a scone of 77 om roke.-i-9 out and IS8hen'e-Alex- f nader ...

... INORTING NEWS.:I LEWES AERETING. YESTERDAY. 2 0-The CASTLE PLATE of 100 sovs. Six furidngs. I Mrgs Moore Dockiing's Lord Kfllknny, by Kilwarlin-Lady Kendal, 4 yrs, 9st 11'b M Cannon 1 Mr 'Millard's Wanton, 2 yrs,. 6st 11!b (all 51b). Heapv 2 |Mr Barclay's Chirrup, 2 yrs, 6st 101b (all 61t)- Perks 3 Mr _Hocdless's Carhaix. 4 yrs, 9st 81b.. .Alsopp 0 -Mr Boyton's Hamdron, 2 rt, 7st llb Hathaway ...

... SPORTING NEWS YCHIITABOB'S NOTES. MON-Ay NIGlT. The dseir- to tnight enters -upon its coend stage at Brighten, after wfhich thsinga will be eomparati4'dly quiet ir the racing world until the York and Doneadter progronimes are reached. Themeetink, ab the popular Siouti Coast vwater- ing plare will doubtless hs ?? patronised by those who islh to combine business wills pleasure. The sport on ...

... I - LAK- TEI- . I . - .,LA.WN TENNIRS . SCOo'TnSH TOURNAMENST. a I f.feMffat, Wednesday Night. Heat. almo0t tropical; again prevailedto-day, and tinsima- 6 POrtosel meeting atcracetdfor. the third day i large coo- coarse of spectators tote uneheoe riill, where some 5excellent plaiy linebeen the joutcomle.sinheavycard. Special Binterest was ?? by tle events deciding the nationial 6 ...

... SPORIT1NG PIttWPHECJES, HURtST PARK( liuret . Park Holiday HandicapSporte- man, Viilierz; Spoiting :Lie, Dermot AMfhore; Land and Waser, St Lnudi; Fild, Villiers; Li- ceahed Victual:er' Gazette, St Lnndi or Nil Deeperandum; Sporting Times, Helianthue or Diarmot Asthore. Sculrr fglsdicap-Sporl'srnari, Suiks; Sport- ic. Life. .Amer~ciaa L~and and Water, Baurton Eml; Field, Perthahire; Licensed ...

... SPORTING NEWS CHITABOB'S NOTES. THURSDAY NIGHT. Brighton Meeting was concluded this after- noon, there heing eight events oil the card. The maost important of these was the Brighton High- Weigl't Handicap, for which Lucknow was banked down to 3 to 1. He won by tlirec-quar- . tors of a length from Phieon, thus securing a double victory at the meeting for the Prince of Wales, Backers were well ...

... SPORTING NEWS CHITABOB'S' NOTE'S. TUESDAY ;N IGHT. g Clapital sports was witnessed At Brighton this 9 nicteinloon Intoes iti ,-prevailod,bt ot-8 re nattily- the breeze from thle Sea prevent-ed tlide r L-on, beconming intolerable. The chief efent7 aof tvhe-cacti-- -tha Brigatton Stakea-.-.stracfcd 'line 7 h, runners, of whom Nouve-au ltic'ie vas in best 6 I. drecsed at 3 to 1. At :1 to 2 ...

... YACIITING. THE COWlS WEEf. QUEEN'S CUP WON BY THE GERMAN EMPEROR. GlorimLoily fine wats the wvather fit Cowes yeetorr- lnr, a war-n dav te-mpered .with light frems hrer-tee fromn the erist-eonrth east. The day wait Pet apart for :h., ann cal cire. for the Quo ni is Ci p. Tlre cnucrH- a Its tnh 1usual onet for this racm. reraching from art irnerarinnry lit i bet a--en a mark -boat an the CAst; ...

... I BOWLDNG. XIIfGSTONf TOUB2A2ENT. An interesting stage has now been reached in ~lt l~ey vnent, which hine run all through July and he.,sleiy with the best ef weather. Yesterday the fourth toned e completed, and the wvinners base thereby entered into the floury prioes. But for a refreshing beaeie the heatpeb .1day- would have been overpowering. AIs it wag, te Iseverely en) sonic ef the players, ...

... The question has been asked why the Liver- pool cycle manufacturing firms have not com- bined to make a display at the Royal Lancaahire Agricultural Show. It appears that the answer is to be found in fact of the existence of a compact not to exhibit save on certain specified cocasions, and among these the agricultural show is not ineluded. Moreover, St. George's Hall is more suitable for cycle ...

... RAOING. BRIGHTON MEETING. 1.30-B1ARfEr pLATE. hr 9. B. Joel's Ailesby.. .fadden I Mr Arthur's Sylvestr9o. _ . , Loates Bettang-95 to 20 on Alleaby Alleaby made all the running, and wovn by two lengths. 2-PRESTON HANDICAP. Mr King's Florio Rubattino. .. ..Madden 1 Mr T Sherwood's Marta Santa * .. T Loate3 2 Xr ItIdppth's Tovaroq. S. Loates . Botting-6 to 4 against, Flork, ...