... favoured Portsmouth,-and. Chatham t, were generally outmatched, Result:-Portsmouth, d 2; Chatham, nil. St THAMES IRONWORKS v. QUEEN'S PARK 18. RANGERS. A Played at Canning Towio. Ironworks had. the ro better of. the first half, and scored once through McKay ...

... solution of Problem No. 172 from F. L. S. (Kensingtoin). C R I C K E T. The match betwrecn Victoria and South Australia was continued at Melbourne yesterday. Victoria, who overnight. had scored 243 for the loss of seven wvickets, completed their first innin'gs ...

... Additionalsolution of Problem No. 172 from F. L. S. (Kensington). C.RICKET. The match between Victoria and South Australia was continued at Melbourne yesterday. Victoria, who overnight had scored 243 for the loss of seven wickets, completed their first innings ...

... SPORTING WORLD. 19, 43, 3S, 45, cO; Subs., Eli'- FOOTBALL. ABERDEEN v. VICTORLA UNITED. Aberdeen and Victoria United engaged Li a- friendly match at Victoria Bridge Grounds yester- Lday. The ground tvas in exeellent condition. and a large attendance of spectators ...

... for iPaddinlgton at 3.25, 4.15, 4.40, 5.40, and 6.5 P. I. CRI CKET. The match between Victoria anlt South Australia was resumled at Mel- bourne yesterday. Victoria completed their second innings fbr a total of 298. Reedman was the most successful bowler ...

... ACCIDENT TO QUEEN'S NEW I I YACHT. I VESSEL MUCH DAl-AGED. A correspondent at Pembroke Dock-tele- graphs as follows :-The new Royal yacht. Victoria and Albert, which was to have been1 undockedl at Pembroke this (Wednesday) morning, heeled over to port ...

... aged; Gentle Ida, age(; Royal Tyrant, aged; Swanshot . . . a-,jed; - Manifesto. jiaced; - Ilgea ge; The~ p[rma -Violet, aged: Queen Bee, aged; Bees- fr q s.; mount's Pride. aged ;.Ronpaioff, aged; Worker, rader 0 aged;.Bbse Saittle-aged;hlteri'ifHton gd hous-isi ...

... Bearwood, I-nnersece, A-ureol'ss, IKezry, Moths.c a~st, Mwoter Willie. Maliecndrsteei, Alarthos at, Past. niaster, Blade, Qu~een N icortis, Cilarehaveon, De~ineolee, B. - Pinkear, ateossgo,Sdein, each. 4 z's; Porse'.orocoe, ~Most lxceLleet, (sold Jug_ ...

... 'irnattici. 5 vrs- -invitini-e, S ?? Fox. 5 vt-s t Lca- IreIn, 0 a in ; Vzi-'sc 'pe, 4' yrs : 01jpre-ssear, I Cr Mnnrs, 4 yv- ; Queen Victorie., 4 yvis Ch:e -r,4 a-re; Ac-reotit., Pi t,-~ :, Mit:/zaLcan ?? -, 'tala ' VilIl'in. 4It v' : Sineopi. 4 anrs lit Jar ...

... Teck, Champ de Mars, Toils Cringle, Ulttrtait, Intvineible 1i., Sly Fax, l~oreto, fi yts: Veroocopa, OJppressor, Manners, Queen Victoria. Ctarehtaveli, A litolttsa 3 ilza,,sn Stage Villain. Sinopi. Baildr, Lhiogo, Amnurat-i, Begatir, C3tamlow, Moithota, R ...

... COUNT.-Fryer, goal; Methven and 10 Staley, backs; Luckie, A Goodall. and May, 1: half-backs; Arkesden. Crump, k-Donald, 1Q M'Queen, and another, forwards. lC MANCHE&E'R crTY.-Williams, goal; Ray o and Jones, backs; Read, B Smith, and lolan, o half-backs; ...

... LEALGUE. Dedminster v Brighton United; Brighton Southampton v Gravesend; Southamplon lslillwall v Newv Brompton; Mil~wall Queen's Park R~angers v Tottenham H~oispur; IKensal Xise j Chatham p Thamces Ironwork~s; Chatham i Reaulug v Portsmouth; Rcading| ...