... Devon- shires and the Grosvenors have been the l stmunchest in their support of the turf, which almost would seem to have been a Whig rather than a Tory sport. It-is not without interest to note that witliiri six 'ears of the first race for the Challenee Whip ...

... it might have done, for Nichollssa4 not quitoaup enough for him.to' .take. Liewellyn's pa~s back: in the centre. Sill b111he whig combined very strongly, ?? is only.owing to the fine defence of Scott that two, or'..three m~ore' tries werent . registered ...

... Celchaaster t~hus fwisnuir by.., tbreergoals'to : .o -. * i-eyboDxto :r.t20.M's Etua t4: Vit l; Loytiiaoned v l Etoeqpsoe whig low v est: Croydn re-i tpotponed owinR! to -the. state of the respectave grannds, whilst l Crook' Towncratied 'to ing's BLynn ...

... re-started operations for Rogerstone, a and took the bhill to his oppsonents' 25. Row.. E lands, getting possession, fed Ills left whig, 'h a 1 whoraclgalfic-wai l~vltefeld, succeedled It in forcing, acorner. 3Nothing, however, resulted. eC - FogerstonL now visited ...

... 'Iiftoaville's goalkepar gent t'wo close shrts ovLh -he verh y cVerly 0sared. ArchdIn1a ' nl- t. .tijrT the vicitors rirzYit whig¢, tut failed, 1ande, a sern .arcae t-hen toolk p'ae at Cltonvilles I getl, in the couarz' o. ihkiei Sl-rht captured the haell ...

... a stif task in defeating Mr Angus I MacDonald. c Results of First Round. e. Scratton. ion. Roval TIle of Wight. beat G. C. Whig- st ham Prqtv-sick, by 5 up and 3 to play. S. Mure rerouoaon. Royal'and Ancient, beat A. C. Elain. a Royal Liverpool, by 7 ...

... holes, chiefly on the green. The Maiden was halved; but Hilton drew further ahead at the seventh, where Whig- ham landed in the bunker. At the eighth Whig- ham threw away two strokes on the green, losing further ground The ninth was halved, so that Hilton ...

... his journey to the final at the presentU -meeting had little difficulty in disposing of. Mr Newton, Mr Maxwell, Mr Holden, Mr Whig- ham, and Mr Graham. Mr Bobb, on the other hand, bad two or three stiff matches -ere he got rid of Mr A. D. Blyth, Mr V. Pollock ...

... in] many respects, a fortunate one. OrOn the first day the 'nly imnrr.Lnt players to imeet stere the uhampion and Miss Sybil Whig- ihamn. In yesterday's play there awas nut a couple of the slightest interest in the second round, and ! in the next. that ...

... likely players in the competition, and when they left the tee in the forenoon they took with them she bulk of the gailer-. Miss Whig-ham made a bad start, topping her drive and landing in the burn. Fortunatelyshe was just on the edge, and managed to clear ...

... wit1h criticismr. and in a further paragcs-rapli which is too long to qsotet 1ec- tures the gaery for appli-uding Miss Malls' Whig h-sm as ong- drive at the seventerthb hole, and so puttini- her off. W7e shnildh have expected him te- see that suhb ai-ppla-iise ...

... annals of the Prestwick Golf Club and in tho history of the trophy. It was only after 10 rounds had been played that Ir M. K. Whig- ham, one of the most promising of the rising t generation of golfers in the West of Scotland, came out the winner. Under ordinary ...