... Taylor, 11 and 7. WESLEYAN WEST LONDON MISSION, St. James's Hall, Piccadilly.-The Rev. Mark Guy Pearse, 11; open-air services in Hyde Park, near Marble Arch, Mr. G. Prichard, 3.30; the Rev. T. Wynne-Jones, 7. CATHOLIC APOSTOLIC CHURCH, Gordon-square.-Subject: ...

... a;cAseIra. I. G. Bellingbare,BIrmrlirham A-mos Burr-, Liverpool 2. F. Hollins, St. George's P. F. B2akc, Manbesiter 3. A. R. Hyde, Behenlians .T. Cairms Live-pool 4. B.D. WpmoL Rfrmi;aham V. L- W kizeach, Ardwick 5. A.J.Mackenzin, St.George's PF. . Smdding ...

... on of the St. George's hra.s -reached an interestioz. stage. There has been sf-e cmr-.oiS cross-plaV-e.g., Hoillins eat Hyde, Hyde ?? Fre-,` Brown, and Brown beat Hollins; and the r-,salc of it ail if That should either party to the game ?? Bron v. S ...

... of their efforts to obtain the removal of restrictions on the. use of Hyde Park by cyclists. While the concession granted by the First Commissioner ot Works, by which tUn roads in Hyde Park are now to be open to cyclists except from 3 P.ma. to .7 p.M., ...

... Z, The following are the respective teams for the t! WAlRWscssamr. OX7ELD 1. F. HEslius (St. Getrges). W. F. Pane. 2. A. H. Hyde (Bohemians). Lr. Lynan. .3. A. J. MIackenzie (St. George's). A. H-. W. Geergp 4.P. F.McCarthy (St. George's). F. S. Smith. ...

... of the association having received a bye, had now one of the longest and most interesting . games of the day against A. Hay (Hyde Park,). The gamo wits called seven %II at the eleventh endL but the . latter then gradually crept away, and won by three points ...

... Newbald ?? 96O . 9 87 1 Mr. P- J. WesC. 11- ?? 118.. 27 91 9 . . - BOWLING1. a HYDE PBRAE CL;UB, LEE]DS. The presentation of the prizes won in the annual c handicap of the Hyde Park Recreation Club, Leeds, h took place On Saturday evening, the proceedings ...

... (16yde); 2nd. D. Jenkins, Ystrad (8y'ds); 3rd, Eli Joseph. Iopkinstown (5yde). 130 Yards Open flat Handicap.-Final heat: Ist, P. Hyde, Pontypridd (8Ids)d 2nd, J. P. Jenkins, Blaenrhondda (12y's); '3rd, George Doumgas, Aberdare (8vds). Half-mile Bicycle Handicap ...

... night in the Priestl-cy Hall b ry Ir. and Mrs. Tamnes Ruckler, family and friends. There was a large gatheo-ing, and the Rcv. Charls| ;Trrgrove preside ir Among these Whe Qontrihl ced to roe enter-eina:ens of the cnthornng wf:erc Sir. Will;i Bradley, F.CO ...

... CO G RE 'GATI ONA L .N- Lon Chenrc. L'-od ,6.30.-Il-re Charles Ienmone. , BElGV-Ke l0o45 andr 5'-Rev o G c Watt SmItNh. - 4OOTtSI ot TOROAD-10-I- ani S I- G- ?? Bran.- 420I13=-1145 and 6 Ia.-en Charl-s SR i PRE HPlRSFOSBR-T O ol o (Fo fule ifomaio se ee ...

... 10 Briggs, D Devey. b field ?? 13 b Field. ?? Ctittell, C Devey, b Charles- worth ?? 57 b Field ?? 17 A. Eccles, C Charles.orth, in ?? ?? Qlnaife ffj, b Field5 C. R. Hartley, c Charles. C Fishwick, b Bar- worth, 1. ?? 26 areave ?? ah=-D, D D, 1, Kinneir ...

... seven wickets lot- 15 rues, including the b at trick? St. Marys IL: A, WN. Hyde 2, Whitte C, Evans 4, Plummet- 2, A. Hyde 4. Collins c (not out) 2, Jest-ns 0, Studheine 4. A. T. Hyde 4, Taylor 0, ti Jones 0, exztra. 1; total 23 City Officials 11. : A. Whreeler ...