... lead took place, the men repeatedly passing each other. Dawson's chief breaks were 63, 43, 78, 84, 59, 52. 157, and S0, Diggle's best being 49 (twice), 6'4 44. 50, and 76. Closing scores: Dawson 1,504, Diggle 1,306. ROBEr.TS V; STEv=ysoSt.-At the Egyptian ...

... Jas. Stewart, Abdio .. Z Private George Innes, Aberdeen . 2,3 C-oi.-Serg-t. James Forbes, Aberdeen ..23 Private Janmieeoni, Aberdeen..23 Private Shand, Mferhlick . 23 Corporal George Auld, Illlon.. . 23 ! -Csoist ...

... lined out:- ?? The Hlardy Annuals-Fullback, Ireland; throe-quarters, Dalton, 'Iansdowne, Waters. Bridge; halves. Gerard, Dawson; forwards, W Armstrong, A Armnsrong, Daw, Stokes, Jones, Charters, Waters, Gray. Wexford-Fnllback, R Sha-w ; thre-_quarters ...

... very fine figures set Up by WV. G. George on April 7, 1884-curiously' enough at the same ground and on the same day of the year as oil this occasion; a fact which, to believers in coincidences, should augur success.' George's time, 51 mnn. 20 sec., has only ...

... Owner 5 11 0 alr MurraytGriffith's Little Carley Robeson 310 7 Mr A van tobohen's Polydoras ..Holt 3 10 7 a.Mr W Downes' George Fordham.-Owner 3 10 4 Mr 3 Hare's Sweet Retreat . Batho 3 I0 4 a Mr J liste's g by Beanclerr-Margaret Tudor ?? Owner 3 104 ...

... boilers. In lMessrs Qrsuiokdhank and Coeeaany's yard the machinery was stopped. and the men had to be sent home, while Mr A. Dawson was only able to keep things going for an hong or so in the. morning. Messrs Anderson Brothens :were more fortunate, as a ...

... competitors had any form to recommend them and at the end of the second mile there were not more t'lla six in it. By this time Dawson had secured a commanding lead, Which he continued to increase, and ultimately he won in very easy !aShion by eighty yards ...

... Darhing: 9 0 ?? U Wakle.,triffth's- VelesZ Sherwood 9 U ?? J Gubbins' Galteebeg~ ?? 9 0 ?? Wallae jcbrstone's Red River J Dawson aen9 0 &cdoClor.avaka n 9 0 10, Kr J. flsker's,c lby Melton-imowea, Ye, ~ ~ ~Gilert 90M hta WRaphaer:l' ttos ?? WU . ar- 'alfr ...

... to be sold for 50 sovs. Two miles, aover the Illser Course.' . Dlr Marsi's TRIPOD, 5 ?? ?? G Speck 1 T ?? R S Ringland's St George, ?? Morgan 2 le Mr R Gores's Dtiuy, ?? i l Masoll 3 3s Mr Stapletoit Brotherten's Buintorii, a Driaelly 0 Mr W Burtor'os ...

... to 1 aget at George, 10 to 1 aget any other. ?? 'was followed by Chance Shot II, St George, and .Mogeely, with Siberian, in the rear, until entering the Eiagift, where Mo-r: geely took seoond place, but fell at the final dence ?? St George heading Oibantin ...

... 9,a ?? assaU 1I - 12 0 Miss Norrta' St George a ?? Mr J W Widger 2 a 12 0 Mr Swan'sBaslowa ?? MrHFPitt 3 12 0 Mr G Grully's Rip Van Winkle a ?? Brown 0 (Winner trained by Owner.) Betting: 5 to 4 egst St. George, 6 to 4 Belleote, 6 tol Baslow, 100 to 8 ...

... tl bfr W A Jarvis' Mis Bouncer. O ner 8 11 ?? T Jennings Jun's Gossey Gander.Owner 8 11 OaptJ3Ca le Chair Lady ?? 8 11 Mlr George Lablon's i by Prism.-LIady - BoyC..Owner 8 11 11r W Ioyt's Dulot . ?? ?? _W EElssy 81 L~ord Peorhyn's Servitude.Cole S 11 ...