... ibw, ba Gunston¢, 1; H. Bullen, ba Bretta ). 8; (3. P;ldle, c- Hivett, 6; L. Hutet e rivett 2, 0; F. Ruttere not oit, *s ; Charles o utter, ti. e, Gunston, 0.; Cecil: Ien tti , bi Gunstoa; 1; extras, 22; total, ,1. es Dpewich YA.to.A. met ?? dary td Companlr ...

... rune. Subsequently he scored much faster. The Lancasire innings extended over five hours andI amounted to 338, against which Charles Townsend and Brown In the lest twenty minutes made 26 without loss for Gloucestershire. Score TANSOAIHIIIE, A. C. Maclarcn ...

... and Viscountess Gage, Hon. Charles and Mrs. Fanbury Lennox, Hon. Mary Hughes, Mr. and Hon. Mrs. Hill Wood, Mr. and Mrs. Philip Foster and Miss Woetyss, Captain and Mrs. Hussey and Miss Herbert, Hon. Rosamond and Eon. Charles Han- bury, Mr. Bailey, Mr. ...

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... lion. G. Lambiten, the Hon. F. Lambton, the fo I on. Charles and Mrs. Hanbury Lennox, the lion. Mary iHughes, the Eon. Rosamund Hanloury, the Hon. Charles Hanbury, the Eon. Arthur Foijambe~, Sir Charles and Lady Haertopp, Lime Hon. H. W,. and Lady Marjy ...

... Sino)i ?? 9 Orchid ?? 2 fit. Maurice 8 9 Ian ?? Sir Edgar ?? Galicia ?? 0Desaymar. 8 9 Veronese 8 13 LIustroas ?? 9 Rigo ?? Chaplin ?? 9 Lauzun ?? 9 Loratte c. 8 9 Lord Quex ?? 9 Uslin- - ?? 9 Marchand ?? 9 Pallas . 8 ?? Teuton 8 9 Glacialis ?? 9 Picador ...

... Hon. Mrs. Giford, Colonel Parker, Colonel De - Burton, Miss Laura Willson, Mrs. Ellison, Major Longstaffe, and Mr. Ernest Chaplin. Finding their first fox in the Osier Beds, hounds chased him to Wilsford Hills and Holes, where he turned' right-handed, ...

... Brassey's Ursula ?? Jeonings Jun 2 811 Mr F. A Brice's f by Ravenshury-Lowlaaad Bibl Il1 Mr HT Chaplin's f by Gslopini-Qnann Adelaide.J D~ 5 11 Mr H Chaplin's Merry Galop ?? aS 11 Lard Derby's Santa Brig'ida ?? ?? Lembton EL 5 11 Duke of Devonshire's Paslm ...

... Burton, in the Glenquoich forest. has ?? fortunate in bring. inz down a fine imperial stag of thirteen points. Mr. flersG Chaplin. who was the uest of the Duke of Sutherland at Dunrobin Casile, and who left for Dublin the day before yesterday, has done ...

... manifested to lay against Sir Geoffrey after his defeat. The stable money is on, and when I was at Newnarket I know that Charles Archer fancied the horse very much. Strike a Light succumbed by a neck e when tried with Peace asd Plenty, who has since p ...

... HiliocCCO ?? J P'oter 8 i Mr r 8 Jay'e Floriform ?? T Cannon, j 8 10 n I br Lewis's PresbyterIan .. Darling 810 Mr Robinson's Chaplin ?? S 1( n 2 Mr J PortU's Brmanby ?? 8 10 I 3 Dukevof Portland's Si Maurice ?? 8 10 as 0 Lrd REoeberv'g Emoperador ?? Woed ...