... THE AMERICA CUP. Shamrock ITI. and Reliance started on Thursday to sail the third of the America Cup races. The wind was for the most part light, and eventually, though Reliance hopelessiy beat the challenger, she was unable to finish within the time-'imit ...

... THE AMERICA CUP. SHAMROCK AGAIN BEATEN. . Shamrock 11. again, on Thursday, succumbed to the Columbia, which has thus won the first two of the five races which decide the gossession of the America Cup. The contest took place in a stiff breeze, Tge American ...

... THE AMERICA CUP. SIR THOMAS LIPTON'S CABLED CHALLENGED. The Royal Ulster Yacht Club, on behalf of Sir Thomas Lipton, Rear Commodore, has cabled a challenge for the America Cup to the New York Yacht Club. Races for this famous international trophy were ...

... THE AMERICA CUP. A Glasgow correspondent telegraphs that the chances of another challenger being sent across the Atlantic this autumn are mea re, as Mr. George L. Watson, of Glasgow, gafl, on the score of ill-health, given a positive refusal to a proposal ...

... THE AMERICA CUP SIR THOMAS LIPTON'S FRESH EFFORT Sir Themas Lipton on Saturday paid a long visit to the shipbuilding yard of Messrs. Denny, Dumbarton, the builders of the America Cup challenger, being accompanied by the designers, Messrs. Fife and Watson ...

... )BBERY IN AMERICA. an Yorg, Tuesday Night. rown into a state of great noon by a report that the aticaal Bank, one of the this city, was a defaulter to $700,000. The affair much E'izabeth Port case, but as the present instance is on a d the persons concerned ...

... OPINION IN AMERICA. New York, Saturday. I\'ewspaper comment and public opinion favour Great Britain’s side in the Anglo-Russian dispute over the Tientsin cailway. The arrogant attitude assumed by Russia in this instance is accepted in America as ap excellent ...

... THE AMERICA CUP. SIR THOMAS LIPTON'S FRESH EFFORT. Sir Themas Lipton on Saturday paid a iong visit to the shipbuilding yard of Messrs. Denny, Dumbarton, the builders of the America Cup challenger, being accompanied by the designers, Messrs. Fife and Watson ...

... mistakes 100 years ago? Even America had made mistakce a century azo that she had since rectified. She had abolished the slave trade, and proclaimed liberty thronghout the land to the inhabitanta thereof. If they took America and Great Britain out of the ...

... SOUTH AMERICA. Princess Marie Louise, daughter of Princess Christian and cousin of the King. will leave England on January 2ist for a visit to South America. The trip will be of a private character, and the Princess will be away from this country for ...

... SATISFACTION IN AMERICA. A New York correspondent telegraphed last night :—Very great interest has been taken in the news of the attack on Ladysmith, to-day being generally regarded as the most critical since the beginning of the war. The report of the ...

... THE AMERICA CUP. SIR T. LIPTON’S INTENTIONS. Sir Thomas Lipton has definitely determined to make another effort to capture the America Cup, although he has mnot yet forwarded the ahlienge to the New York waht Club. Under the new rules which are to govern ...