... I*l, AC A/ro Irialt A B-reared j -ephcui A Chain Mail wood B Charlie Kaobstick Cherokee C Li !>erie Copt Heath B Lord Quex £ Mis Morris E D Hasp North Sea defat A Bang Drumsborelasd Pen lerma Fantastic , (Th i letters A. H. Ac., mdicito the :as. £ She ...

... Mr L Stoddard. (Mr Paget, the Hon. Neil Primrose,' Cnpt. . and Mr C D Miller) beat the Remnants (the Stafford, Lord Duoiueuy, Capt. Morris on-Bell, and Major the lion. J Brownlow) by 6 goals 5 after extra time. The Casuals (Mr B Glover. Mr Pirie, Mr J ...

... r.. ft. IN si. on the Bury fan. T. LEA DEL'S st. Fagan., and Remindful f had a stridin g gallop on the. lamekiln. Lord inisin. Morris Dance, Bt. Teilo. and Great Bradley galloped •t. at half speed. Wax 11 , 1110. Rendy-tree, Sunder, Sporty, Canonite ...

... badly off, and may do hetter here. aVAB (Mr Barton) . Medralfe 9 aSILDA (Mr Cballenor) Lundell 9 YEAR OLD HANDICAP.—The &MORRIS (Lord Carnarson) R Dawson 9 class in this race skirts top form. Ontram aWATER DAISY b y Dawson) R Dawson 9 has shown himself ...

... THANKS, MR MORRIS! Ile got into touch with Mr Harry Morris, of Premierland. Mr Morris met us in a manner which reflects the utmost relit upon himself and upon those who act with him. He agreed at once to grant the use of Premierland on Monday. nerd. 7 ...

... FIXTURES AT LORDS. for principal Lord’s Lave i'rovit*ionivlly ran Red its follows: MAY. 20.—M.C.C. v. Australians. JUKE. 14.—England v. Australia. JULY. s.—Oxford v. Cambridge. 9.—Eton v. Harrow. 12.—Genlletiun v. Players. AUGUST. 30.—M.C.C. v. A«u?tra ...

... I. Mayes too five wi. for saa ...

... PHILADELPHIANS AT LORD’S. AN M.C.C. BATTING BREAKDOWN. K.wult iu 1903.—M.C.C. Bvc wicketa. Although ruin two ptoj.paKes at layrd’a ves(enlav. and the I'hiladolphiane, who batted wore and uneiiiorpri«ing. progroea wati mad© with the niatxh. The vusitora ...

... LORDS v. COMMONS. The annual canasta between teams of ladies representing the lards and Commons took place yesterday at Bishop's Stortford. The weather was perfect, and the coarse was in splendid condition. The won by 53 matches to 31 matches, byes being ...

... Morris Turnbull . MIDDLESEX v. LANCASHIRE. SPLENDID BOWLING BY DEAN. Last Season -Match abandoned. There was thoroughly enjoyable days CTlcaeta Lord's yesterday, when and met for the first tlmo this season under Ideal in presence on unusually large ...

... of tho Lord May or’a Crippled Childre:.. ■ which wae opened on the night the J. Goldewain cootoet, and although the anj*iii!it , ing by tho weight the boxce, will loti.! Bidorabl© eum, Mr Woolf w«* meaii H » idea itself that should induce Lord Mayor honour ...

... LORD MAYOR AND SHERIFFS PRESENT. 1 lias been the aim of those associated with the rooently formed Central Markets Athletic and Ifoxing Glub arouse enthusiasm of healthy nature amongst those numerous employes days arc spent in the vicinity of a gigantic ...