... H OC KEy, COLLEGlIANS (BELFAlST: ?? frt -- A match^ w;x-a ?? I} v i' l~,F on rthe 25th n~, i ;S .il ii r--31s -. ' B|d e~llenai, I: fore Iii ;rr l ;; .- ;:ors. 'Jt he,.te wv~s V-. r ?? tenlt. ?? il ?? 'x04 1a ceedls of kie i;! ?? £5 for thue cc Ilt : ?? j NEW;LY;1N ?? - '0, - \1J AUXv ?? ' Tiiis ?? t )k p Jicce or. ?? ?? the evenintg of thle d-n:t ili e |thait coul-d be desire ?? ?? w aith ...

... I. co SIN. . . ?? . v 1 1DbNXS AN DLE MEUETINO (Yl- TIFT ER ]) - ?? Walw IYly, D::L; JP -Ste- _> 'tards- '4iptaiin Denis St -Uear-e Doltv sir He;ary U Burke. C(lonel A H Counraln:. ?? 3; B ianmorrin -Thomas , Burke, Joint J ?VCt- P J 1GVy.-Bioert WV Nyrh. Saue Jns t £ICl, humas J Tally, -F Shea-e. Tayior .Dnis L Daly, Robert BJiike' -Thbous Hvatt, Timothy . Ry-an-:Di YE -B-yan, John Farre I, ...

... lil- I l'.'ROM CELT. ?? M'monday Night. . I .e-in to .111( TTOW iD; , 1 33 ?? tl!it stage Ot' the Newmar . . ?? . i.. be fuli.wed bh thie Kemp nlrk neetiu-S. ?? the ne-. .* ?? . i?. 1 Sil. I:aVe to be (,,Dte:lt With ; .333'o ttfun gati'le7;rl'., but it * ,: -j. . ;i ' ' ill X1 ;e atin ~improve- ?? . ?? If at!:ers. .010 no0t have tD .* ?? (i e] oil a:;h.s hat have done pe~l. ' ?? H:i! fll'y ...

... CO URSING MO0-NASTEREVAN. MEETIN7G. YESTEi'vnn President and P1karon-The Paail of Dro- gheda. Vice-president-Alr Robert E Cassidy, J P. Managing Committee-Messrs Algernon EiHrvey, J P; John Waters, S S Swinburne, J P; Wm Whyte, J P; Samuel Ward, Wm Waters. Field Stewards-Messrs Rice Mere- dith, P Talbot, James Cleary, P J O'Donnell, Jas Bowe, J J Silke, Jsin Coyie. Call Stew- ?? J Allen. Flag ...

... BpXIN1,, ? [ - L sr?; . ? I ? d . - . ? , JI -LEE, (DUBLIN) v3MAT PRUCIOUJS ;(BIRMNiGHAM)i, F;OR £3260.. jim -Leoj of Dublin, 'and Mat PrecioUs, of Birniingboadn last night 'tet at the Gymnagium Clyu, Mcidbester, to box the best of twenty rounds -iot'1O& aside, and a purse of £60, given- ty the Clib. Lee had been ugtr tbiB canr doif mper Ro*e, t~it AnthoaDiamond had looked after Precious. ...

... HUNTING KILDARE HOUNDS. '(By our Special Cnrrespondent.) Saturday, 13th. Etfield.-It was .a perfect. bhunting day; There was a ?? out for this meet, a good number coming down by speoial train from DubliN. Rntdville was our first draw. ?? Houndi were hardly. in the covert beore Itfox was away, and they ran fast up to Ratwcrt,.but Reynard then tumred back, and hoanda bhunted F ow1 to Ryndvilii ...

... i 8P O BI X E WS - I I.-7SPOH |ING, NEWS$ I -. . ?? .1* WARWICK MEETInt;G. YESTERDAY. I 0-jThe EMSCOTE HANDICAPI PLATE of 2O soTs. Five furlongs. Mr T Kinca-d's Little Red liat, bv Hawk- i st(,.--Iauthe, 5 Vrs. 9s; ?? , Reiff ;V r B Jasmine's Oration, 4 yrs, 6st 1lb Wetberell 2! 'Sir AV Ingram's Morland, 5 ?? 7st 131b i i . . T Loates 31 Mlr l, M'Creerv's E~ineralda ii. 3 yrs, 8st 91b . .. ?? ...

... I SPORTING - NEWS. . ?? LEWES MEETING YESTERDAY. 1 30-The HOUNDEAN E}LATE (Handicap) of 100 so;vs the winner to be sold for 50 sovs. .Five furlongs. Sir J Blundell Maple's Sardiue, by Sarabd -Biondiwt, 5 yrs, 8st 121b ?? S Loates I Sir W Ingram's Bunnidale, 3 yr., 8gt 51b M Cannon * Mr Levy's Glen Choran,-3 yrs, 8st 21b * Warne Mr Day's Newmnarket, aged, 9st .. L Reif 0 Mr Rhodes's Dominican, ...

... UIGBY FOOTBALL. . . CLON`31EL'.vRO CWLtLL COLLEGE. The above matci t'ook place at Clonmei yes- terday, when, after a hard game, Rdakwell were declared tlie victors by a goal and a try to nil The score does not at all indicate the game, as Claunmel were very unufortunathbin not sooring a few tiimes, when within a few yakd§ of the Rockwell lines. 'The Weather was fince and the attendance goo.d. ...

... I1Vl¶?E .~EL~ti'--NOTES. cc stat ~noycb~No- i: i li-t. *fl In* ?? Lia- ,c5l uv.'rsihst innk-seo Nursnrv tts 1 ?? 03 u- cc ccld Iad ?? -oars Uc.rs.c Maud. a-'iaictiy,3J0 Z It; '1 a '21 was, dii- ?? ?? for a bug Icoa': ?? ftiaislict deco';~n rhse: titi Jain ciibi,3 isard, anld wjit for sle Itcih!, bat ho I-or na IIsa ra-c`es 11L h.-gie diod oat to ,c.- 01st edac that failea - -. stvc 0 More, ...

... TRAINlNlT NOTES 4 The Curicgh, Friday. A wet morning. Mr Beasley's urerty and Gacl- laidt Boy Camne one runto. M'Nally'a Covert Hack', Ambush, aind Raveuwocd compassed a mile and a liedf; Corin came one mite: Mensa, Bashful Boy, Saunrado, and Star and Garter goinlgl six furlongs steadcily. Mr Parkinson's Lus, The Nore, Halu- coo, Aleclbald. and Milinoount eaantried; as did ShAsnahlan's Elfinds ...

... ASSOCIATION FOOTBALLA. SENIOR LEAGUE. BOHEMIANS v. BEDFORDS. Played on Saturday at the Esplauade before a goodly crowd. Bohemians won the toss, and Bedfords started against the wind. The visitors attacked, and Shehan and Pratt shot behind. Scott was whistled off-side when he had a clear field. The first corner fell to Bohemiians but the kick went behind. Plav was almost entirely in Bedlords' ...