... being so, it is possible Dawson Street and Dublin Gymnasium may still meet.. This looks ery nice on paper, but, it is very doubtful if this well-intentioned rencontre can be arranged. Already. advertising has commenced, and Dawson Street, -in view of the ...

... (president, Oxtford £University CC.T. hi. Blslington (St. George's 0.0.1A1. Bodfisb it;olrm ian ?? J. WV. Morliu Nrhjptonshlre ?? F.. Tiollins (St, George' 0.0), ). ampbell ?? ?? IV. T.ftian t. George's C U4 A . A- A era (Henarley 01.0.) As lista'have to ...

... Poetaster ?? Pollen 0*12 -11 13 Mr B Blake's Jack Pot a ?? Jarvis 03 11 13 Mr G Miller's MUiss Morrison a- O nr0 . 11 13 Mr GR Dawson's Coenrand a.- ?? a 1). 13 Mr Corals The Continental. ?? ?? e U 13 Mir Ley bauk's Gay Peter ?? Gaurey0*1 * (Winner trained ...

... attract a big field at Sutton Maddock, hut it by was a representative one, including Mr. W. H. Foster, e.ye Mr. Shelton, Mr. George Thorneycroft, Miss Mander Sh'E ?? 'itonyrf, Mr. and Mrsm Levet Ca -Miss Crane, Colonel and 'Mrs. Tillotson, &c. Thn pack were ...

... for this trophy to know that the difficulty between the Dublin -Y-mnasium and Dawson Street has been tided ovar by the sportsmanlike resolve of the former team to meet Dawson Street, even if the latter abstain from competing for the Irish Shield. Mr. Taylor's ...

... cha~mpionship was continuzed. On the opening clay Stevenson, te challenger, secured an advantage _of~ 218 points, bat onl Tuesday Dawson wound up with a lead of 374. Yesterday afternoon he was again in splendid form, and affter convertinga unllnishod. 127 into ...

... Peck's Saint Yeast bear Japonica and Overbory b over five furlongs; John Dawson jnn.'s Leila (J. Reiff) beat Bewitchment (S. Losses) and Sweet Balsam over 'I jive furlongs; John Dawson jun.'s .Rinovata colt beat 1 IVeduta, Vineyard, Blue Diamond, Miss Taylor ...

... 4Edzbaston Farfield ?? W'hampton Wan;B ?? 1 CIirk.0 St. -George't Past & Pres. 6 Deaf and DombInsti'tu. 2: Boxtoti ollege. -l3rminghamnAmarteurs 0 TsptcVictrla ?? Coliey Gate White Rose I Foleahili St. George's .S.. 5 Longfcrd ?? -RUGBY RULES. COUNTYC ?? Durbam ...

... the starting-gate, has ended his life in a lunatic asylum. Hle died penni- less, and has left a wife and large famuly. Mr. George Lamnbton, the Bedford Lodge trainer, has released Robert Huxtable from his apprenticeship in order that the lad may join bis ...

... cable, the moves being cabled from. London and New York. BILLIARDS. DAwSON v. STrvENsx'rs-Yesterday afternoon, Steveneon lost his chance of wresting the title of champion from Dawson, for although he was accorded several opportunities he altogether failed ...

... Melbourne, and Mr. Maclean has to pursue his triiumphs in another field. Mr. Maclean, who is Sir George T arer's successor, was himoselfsa member of Sir George's Cabinet prior to the Federation vote in 189.8. Besides being a strict Protect~ionist of the ...

... Waugh a. 7 0 Mr W Hail Walker's V B. ?? Private a 6 12 Mr T P Hope's Ravensheugh 3y ?? Waugh 6 10 Mr J Dawson, jun's Rambling Katfie Sy 3 Dawson, Jun 6 11 Mr W M C Singer's Canderos ?? 3.45-A Two YEn-=t SELLING PLATn of 103 SOVi; colts Set 121b, fillies ...