... shire. July L'o. —.Vt Birmingham, Warwickshire v. Somerset. July 2S. —At Bradford, Yorkshire v. Sussex. July 23.—-At Maidstone, Kent v. Leicestershire. July 23.—At the Oval. Surrey v. Worcestershire. July 2S- —At Edinburgh, Ail Scotland v. West- Indians ...

... the yearling bull class, Air John Wilson. had first and second priaes. His first winner was Brian Born, after stock bull Golden Hero, bred at Cromleybank. and purchased at Perth for 300 guineas, from one of Bridesmaids —Beatrice NTT., after Prince of ...

... Jones Grace .. .. 0 Howell c Palairet Grace .. 3 Extras .. .. . • 22 Total - .. -.271 YORKSHIRE v. KENT. At Bradford yesterday Yorkshire defeated Kent very easily by innings and 108 runs. Score :— YORKSHIRE First Seaaad Jackson, Maso.i Tnmi'cliffe, c ...

... 3 10 ' and .Myers each bowled a no-ball KENT ▼. ESSEX. f again beautifully fine, there the resumption of play mbi fr lay. when Fane and Fer' continued battuig for Es«ex, who had 120 for on® wicket agiinst Kent's total of ¥ ' ier Blythe bowled. Fane made ...

... the Rev. Alexander Webster, Unitarian minister. Alfred Cowie, packing-eas© maker, to Margaret Smith, daughter Peter Smith, boot closer. Dundee. Emrlie —Bdtchart. —At 394 Great Western Road, Aberdeen, on the sth inst., by the Rev. R. Semple, Ruthricstoo ...

... into three figures, and one them making the highest price of day, namely, 550 guineas. She was the prizewinning Balnakyle Golden Pansy, a beautiful roan, and one of the Goldie tribe, sired by the Collynie bull Abbotsford. There were several bidders for ...

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... SPORTING NEWS. CRICKET. ESSEX v. YORKSHIRE. appeared at Leytea »d had tbf> same side that defeated Kent earlier the iwk. Essex played Robinson, who Garrison, a«s in place of The weather was fine though little heavy, and there va« a fair attendsnre tj>e ...

... 'Hiene’s nae doobt he’s beet kent saunt in the hale calendar. Wcel. since year his day roon’, an’, though mak' hut little boot it in Scotian*, a’ the warl*. or three gethored together, they’ll sittin* roon a table bletherin' boot the dear hameland. eatin’ ...

... very well for Rabhio Burns to say that “a man’s a man for that.” But Uaobie never voted in monycecpal eiecksbnn, or ho wad hao kent better. A man’s no man for a that gin he hasnae a vote, an’ if hsa he’s faur mair ; in fatA, he’s the ckwal o’ Lord—till efter ...

... until far in the morning the hotel echoed the skirl of the bagpipes and the of the kilted dancers. The Kail should bring a golden harvest the Royal Caledonian Asylum and the Scottish Corporation, between which the proceeds are divided. Answers I have crat ...