... Is Lovedale), the Rev. J. S. Moffat, ?? the Rev. a R. Wardlaw. Thompson, Mr. Lionel Phillips, Canon ; Woodrooffe, the Hon. J. Tudhope, Mr. l:. L. Michell, a Mfr. F. C. Selous,. Mr. H. W. Mfiller (VxicPresidernt of Association of Mine Managers, Transaal) ...

... being top man, was 1 up to Mr. Hclmphries, Blackwell heat Robin Hood 13 to 9, although Robin Hood -was not very, etrongly represented. Keurilworth beat King's Norton badly, 27 to 6, Mr. Vin. Jepson heating Mr. Shirley Baldwin 1 up. Leicestershire beat ...

... 100vyards. 12 3 M-r Spencer Gollan's Opae a ?? Escost *12. 3 Mr T Leader's King's Head by ?? L-eader jun 12 3 Mr J Summers's Britain's Glory a .--Private 12 3 Mr A Wrench's Trueho a ?? . ?? 11 9 Mr C H ...

... Handsworth 14 to 11, both sides being fully and strongly represented. Mr. Palmer beat Mr. Wilson Browne 2 up, an exceU ent performance, at Arden too. M.r. Nock followed with 1 up on Dr. 0. Airy, but these successes were on the balance more ttan made up ...

... included Mr. 1. Morton (field master), Miss - ernon, Mr. and Mrs. Little, Mr. and Mrs. Radcliffe (Droitwich) Mr. and Miss Webb, Mrs. Pitpher, Captain Heygate, ...

... 5 at Handsworth, Mr. Arnold Wood being 10 down to Mr. Jacobs. There -were some interesting matches at the top of the teams, Mr. Green doing remarkably well to hold his own with Dr. Robertson, being only 1 down at the finish, while Mr. Percy ...

... Hood, 13 to 12. Mr. T. G. Allcock met Mr. G. B. M~anly and pat him 6 down-a very fine performance, for Mr. 'Manly is as much at home on the Harborre links us is l1r. Allcock. Mr. Gill was well on his game, and reversed his defeat by Mr. ...

... Tweinlow, Mr. Chance, Mr. and Mis. Radcliffe. Mr. Jr. Little, Mr. A. WVhite, Mr. F. W. Mbrton, Mr. T. Asophiett, Mr. C. Horton, Mr. X,. Cottrill, ...

... beaten by Mr. C. E. Walker and Rev. WV, P. Pearse in the second round at the nine- teenth 'ole; Mr. C H. Allcock and Rev. Sydney James (Miaivern) by Dr. Biggam and Mr. R. A. Pat- terson at the twentieth h.ole; and Mr. Mander and ...

... cduple6 to watch will be MIr. Fairhurst and Dr. Robertson at 1.514., ard at 2.12 Mtssrs Chance and J. E. Hill. Dr. Rdbertson's ,style is always a treat to follow, and much may be learnt therefrorm;, while Mr. airhursi is a player alwsys capable of sensational ...

... of Mr. Young King, one of t3 e older genera- tion of trainers, and who, when a lad serving his apprenticeship to Mr. Isaac ,Sadler (fath'sr of the present Newrmarket trainer of that name), 'valeced Dangerous, winner of the Derby in 1833. Mr. ...

... the season. Among t those out were Mr. J. P. Arkright (master), M essrs. A. ( and W. Wig-gm. Dr. Foster, Messrs. Jackson, Vi. R. c L.udlow, Dale King, 'Margetts, Mrs. Margetts, M-r. V. t J'affray, Miss Jaifrav, ...