... (I ( G ?? . Satu-dsy wm; by5 'ar re ebrczr~ of c-11 fl, month for golfiuzg. 2.~ 2-,, s ?? -' o' ik- rounds taken ...

... 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 CROSS CouNrTnY RUrs, Oxford University tiare and Hounds v. Thamues Hare and Hounds:-This annual match took place at Oxford yesterday, and resulted in a vctory for the University by 21 points to 34. W. H1. Whitelaw. whose eirst race of the season it was, ran splendidly, and beat record for the course. Order of snish- ing:-W. li. Whitelaw, Tlhaulqs (tiune 43min 56sec), first tT. c. Eothergill, ...

... so 1-ta RUGBY. DURHA&M PRUGBY UNION. DURHAM V. CHESHIRE. Tlie Durham Rugby Union met at Sunderland last night and selected the following 'team to meet Cheshire in the county championship at Birk- enhead on December 2nd:-Back, R. W. Poole (Hartlepool Old Boys); .three-quarters, Walter Taylor (Tud- hoe), J. Gordon (Tudhoe), N. S. Cox (Sunderland), and J. Wellocks (West Hrtl.epool); halves, W. ...

... SPORTING NOTES AND NEWS, MANCHESTER NOVEMBER MEETING. 1a30.-EGLINTON NURSERY HANDICAP of 3V sovs. Five furlongs. Mr. W. Taylor Sharpe's EAsrER MONDAY, by Father I Confessor-Sovereign Ladv, 6 st 10 lb ?? Purkiss I ,.Mr. L. de Rdthschild'iCRACIUo 7st 8lb ?? r. Loates 2 Mr. Russell Monro's GOOi'A:NDER ,1inc. 10 ib cx, 8 st 1 lb ?? S. Loates 3 A a n Wimler trainied by Gurry.) 'Also ran.: Bourne ...

... FOOTBALL ASSOCIATION NOTES. fle whole of the First Division clubs n t eng d Satti,.a aend home teams held a i I dedded advaat~ for in one instance only did a. vising eleven secure full point. This wMeI at Treat Bridge, where, for the fourh time this j ft-oU, the ouonty was trounced i th pee of Ai 'PPea Stoke wers the opeza in this - and no for some time has the Potters' team hld such an ...

... I - - HE' TURF. SELECTIONS FOR.JNEW4IARK~r-; (By -White and Gold.) - London, Monday Niught Raigtksplce this week under y-fli0n`l Hunt Rules at Newmarket, KemlptOil, an'd Sandown Park, at each of which mneetings - sortl distinctly above the aegeothtwihobtains in this-branch of the pastime shoulld-be witnessed. A. great deal of interest will attach-to-the mann er in, which the latest recruits ...

... 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 ...

... 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. ...

... IZ4tylettmz FOOTBALL.---ASSOCIATION, BRISTOL CITY v. RYDE. Bristol City journeyed from Bouthampton to Ryde to play a friendly match with the latter club yester day. The only alteration in Wednesday's team was the substitution of Godsman for Robson. The weather was fine but overcast. There were about 800 spectators. The homestsrs had the best of the opening. exchanges, after which their ...

... MANCHESTER NOVEMBER GMEETING. 12-25.-MATcH of 100 sovs, p.p. Five furlongs. Mr. T. F. Kelly's THE TONIAN, by Alloway'odse'#au's Dream, 2 yrs, 7 st 10Ib ?? ?? S. Loates 1 Mr. J. Bee, jun.'s CORKSCRENN, aged, 9 st 4 lb.'.:.Black 2 (Winner trained by R. Chaloner.n Betting: 5 to 2 on The Toniai2, who won easily .by.a length and a half. 1.10. MANCI-IESTER ' Crarae. ?? ?? Boris. .. Villager . . 15 ...

... SW I M M ING. 'rhe agitators in the West of' England for a se[)arate governing lbodv foi amateur swimmers resident in ?? \NVestern shirc have Lbcen ?? ill inducing the Devon local centre to pass a resolution in favour of th(eirideas, but as only seven persons voted on1 the motion- f'our for it and threc a-ainst --it can hardly be said to be a riepresentative opinion. Ihe agitatioll hals ...