... CRIICKET PHOYN'LX v CO. WICK LW. In glorious weather this ma4ch was played yesterday in the Phtoenix Park. Play was started at 11 30, and the visitors winning tne i toss, eected to bat and were represented by Messrs Stephney and Spovell [but the first wicket fe, for 7, and the second six runs later. IHuw- ever to. Wicllow muld not stand the destruc- Itive truudling of 31essrs 7, 1 Gyw a&T ...

... BRAY REGATTA Yesterday tehe opening day of this pretty and fashionable reratta ard heating festival was favoured withfiagnificent weather. Indeed, for a regatta the &rv was almost idenl, there being a grand sailing breeze, which held to the ficish ?? overhead ithe eon shlone om. bright aend strong from a edud'esm sky. The only, cool place, indeed, was in or near the sea, and to this fact may ...

... SOARTIIN' NEWS. I - | . ?? BALLYHAUNIS MEETING- * *^Y$STEjDi 4Y. Alternate sunsline and showers p-evailed at thidds far Western tryst yesterday, Id zans the ,bt oC visitors was not altogether enjoyable. However, |there was a carit.l crowd in attendance, and the great gathering of country folk whioh mustered at 1 loorarae managed to knock a good deal of eamse- ment cut of tlh proceadings. 'We ...

... IRIS[ RAILWAY AMALGAMA- . TION. I~~~ ~ . - .-s THE FUTUIRE P(SIlION Op 1 MIILA&D. I THE E-XFAWSF, CIF FVUNiNaiL POWTRS. . To-day t2:e IjitC oid pMonday. Lordtflpinctr, o.dmied the conprueratide o -e r Irisn R:mdway A mg a BKL At the ?? of the Conmitree the clauses-tof I the Grest Southern and Western B1i' 'were fuar' thaer considcred. S LMr Liftter, Q C, on belf ot'the Mhlla- d san that ...

... -- LB Class-14atch for the oolleen=; No 2 curse, three rounda. Sbrt, 3-35 p m. Eight colleens were in readiness, and manceavred to windward of-the line, gettig of in processional order at the gun. Marjorie, which nipped round the flag boat smartly, was Br&f away, closely followed by Gladys. Deirdie, and Sheelah. About four boat-4engths belhind 4e last-named came Serpolette, MelUy Bawn, ...

... BOWLINV' is t t-- - S- belonging to 'the home esa! n b rt= *eq-~ln~ot= lJ; D-om in~ ~ ~ ' no .Cag h atrbingd deetd ?? TTI. Aeadr I. 1J ?? 'DrIfeD. . IV. S.,llarlird, l~s . Lage F., e scesteford e ,es TroitPo ! Roump. j ?? Pol~~3 21 Jewooog . ..I 2 Wattteid. Ayr. 21 . soL W .6 Vr OS.tti, ?? ay .yiAusP rvanl ?? ad Sunfllower, Stewarse5 21 J. Alesander. ?? 12 v .ronnStewartou. J.Io~ Maka,Nlalint ...

... ATHIIITICS. T- -v- tr AT AX 33CT.A'PCAMPS n. T a; .ati ?? *e esser vi: p ld at Bride e e-f Allan D ?? rentons aos ase,- ?? vaever large, aed thr 3,r~t ?? arde I of £5.0 ?? e d A' eO etiretition as- ear stem ?? are the !n in il0 tht V l e tchelt. Bridge of C P!l i ?? T BridgTe of Alaen. ; - . ,i, 1> .s S-' . 4-.; r T ?? ^f A liaes . 6 ...

... GVLF. THE TELEGEMPH TOUTENEY AT T.TE. - The second day in this competition was favoured with glorious weather. Elie wee bathed in sunshine, cad not A a breath of wind prevailed. The tie which excited most interest and proved the best contest of the fourth round was the cne between }leith and Jamieson. The.Carnoustie player led off with a very-strong game, and was 2 up at the tenth. Reith, ...

... ENGLISH COUNTY CHAMPIONSHIP. C L . ~~~I Pd. Won. Lost. Drn. Points. Percentage. YorkshIre ?? 13 0 10 13 180030 Ji AOc&5hir T ?? 235 1 12I 12 it 84`61 ?? 6 2 6 4 50sF ?? ?? ) 3 1 14 2 90*Ot Rent ?? 8 2 a8 3 42'8S Surrey ?? 71 4 9 3 2727 ?? 1 3 2 I I 1 2010 26 ?? 16 6 S 6 0 WOO S: iddlesex.. .1..5 5 6 4 1 9 C Derbs-sthire ?? 2 5 6 a 3 -421a5B ?? 3 9 0 6-o -1'63CG 5worcester ?? 2 9 7 6 .60D01r ...

... AdYGLI.IG. GLASGOW DISTRICTp G CLLBS The twelfth annual. Oempeutiims CWZ ie Angling Clubs' Association Glg oie D, day. 'the association was formed s 13 ?? kievnys of holding an annual maitch between t lo ith tbe b et'. a, radinus of ten miles from the Gt0 ntheg clubs Obrit for the association's trophy, gold !srowbet } 4 ewna t toe menlsers lori,ng thae In Of is ssoift T-he contests have ?? ...

... A THE EVENING TIMES TOURNAMENT. rgel The Draw. smg j The tenth annual tournament for the Evening Us, Times Trophy and gold and silver badges tales or (place at Elie this wee3-. Two rounds will be nt- I played to-morrow, two on Friday, and the con- L1 eluding ronnds on Saturday. Play will begin in B I the forenoon at ten o'clock and in the afternoon L . at 2 o'clock. Competitors who are ...

... MANCEESTER E ^ STER STEEPLE- , OMA.SE MEETING. Jt'EZLEE: HANDICAP HURD1LE:Y RACES, The attendance at Nsew Barns yesterday was na~turally not so extensive as that on M~onday, but; it -was never- theiesm large, and the fixture will beyond doubt ensure a large profit to t~he company, w.ho ere long are to change quarters, tran:sferring their venture to the esate at Castle IrveilI. w here the ...