... eschr.nc'a th. roughen*. after lending half tiro* six to none ran oat winners eleven goals two. Neither team played op fora, ©whig the star-' of the which was soft top oed hard For the firrt tew mitret*? the second pel led and scored their only pools, but ...

... County!, Wedlock (Bristol City), and R. M. (Luton) (half-backs), •Rutherford (Newcastle United) and Coleman (Woolwich Arsenal) whig), (Chelsea) (centre). •Bache (Aston Villa) and *H. P, Hardman (Kverton) (left -wing) (fo«. wards). IRELAND. •Scofct (Everton) ...

... galloped one mile and a quarter at a useful pace on tfco New Ground, the two year old# cantered five furlongs. GOOD WIN'S Bed Whig gelding. Honesty. Renaldina colt. La Ompc, filly, Terpsichore. and Rosalind cantered six furlong* twice Warren Hill. GURRY'S ...

... B. Top Card agel Mr R. R. SMteryM Shota way E. Crosse's Create— age* Mr R. Wright's PslVt J. R. Marshall's Midarro agst W. Whig's Wort- J- Bl—sie s Hawser Mr C. as Hod- heaoh Lady A. Ctaweeaer's B—dstane TL agst Mr B. Hardy's Hon her Mr ...

... both sides feeling the pace of tbe previous half. The Albion forwards did the most pressing. and from fine wot re the left whig they scored their third goal. Shortly alter this they added another, nnd time arrived with the score Woodford Albion, four ...

... Bucharest some time. lam pleased • ...

... FULLY INDEXED WITH PEDIGREES AND TRAIKEWT NAVES, SHOWING WINNERS AND THOSE PLACED 2nd, 3rd 4U. Alto, BOSSES whig**, fell WERE PRICE THREEPK POST. 3*d. -THE SFO&TSMAH* OFFICES, AND MO. FLKKT-STRXET. LONDON. E.C. ...

... HORSES WHIG* FELL OR UNLUCKY, PRICE THREEPENCE. POST. 314. ‘•THE SFORTSMAH OFFICES. IB AND 140. FLEET STREET. LONDON. E-C. ...

... Putney. 3. Alfred, b-p- •» Dion pacer, picked WHU at the end the fin* i aid ted him right throngh the race. For ten laps ! whig forged ahead, riding without the somblance of an effort, and then he caught haring already been lapped onev. Alternately W» ...

... wickets an and forty minutes. »»d was last cut, stnmned when making effort reach hi* fifty. Goodwin rood? some nice stroke*, whig Horrlren was timing the ball well when cut to good catch the slip*- Breorky Dougin* bore the brent the bowling, the latter ...

... Ansuia OTUKi; HATCHES o'clock. Court 1. P. D. FITTOK r. H. COMTN. Court 2. W. S. ANDREWS v. if. N. JIUUTLBDQ*. Court AB. B. WHIG H e. A. BBNTf.IiT. Court«. K. 8. WILLS v. C. HAI TL3T. Court 5. W.P. ATI LAND v. L. 11. ESCOMBB. Court fl. M. P. r. C. M. ...

... of tl» Doubles being open considerable doubt, whilst Gore should have least even oharoo of boating Wilding. On Saturday oho whig Selection Committee acted wisely relying on two men the stead bringing ia* third complete tlu> team after S. H. Smith hail ...