... bracse of grsouse were s¢hot by M~r. W. ididdleton Mtoore and party, Grimaeslull, on Tuesday, t~he day beingv ery hbot an~d birds scarce. On the 13th; llr. Peget-Toinlirn son, of Biggins, :and party, shot over Hig~h Lac~k Fell, and secured 663 brae, and twvo ...

... present contest to tha Liberal party is, therefore, apparent. To the city it is of in- finitely greater moment that a change in the adminis- tration should be brought about. Since the advent to office of the New Era party the results of the ward contests ...

... Thiursday the 1lnk-e of Devornshiro's party con- sitaed of cina, guns, and -.ere out shooting over the moors of Barden, Euhbsaly, and PIamegi]1. Excellent sprt was obteaind, and the hag amounted to 2&0 brace. Yestcrday the party again consisted of tnoi gulIS- ...

... orksinre Second Competition yesterday held their annuai excursion, the day being 2pent ij a Vliit 0o I the iDukeries. The party was, of course, diraitw frt;c all parts of the county, antd consisted of Mr. S. Manso a (Dewsbury), president; Mir. P. N. Fearnley ...

... leadership of Air. Al. Ba h=nter, ?? of Malton. 'Te cave was well explored, but nothing cf additional intr-- discovered. The party also visited the old Saxon Church in Kirkdale Valley, and thence to Welburr Hal], 'where they were shown over the Hall and ...

... Rawusiley, MIr. Arthur Severn and party, Colonel Marte~n and paty, Ca~pernawrey H~all, Lsancaster; LadyF lorence Feary and Lsady M~ay Pesry, Mdr. andjifirs. Lieona;rd Coutey, Mlrs Hunmphry Ward, Mxr. David Ainsworth end party, Winy Castle; Gheneral and Mfiss ...

... upshot of which was that Mr. Ilooley storuck him on the head wvith a wvalking-stick, seriously injuring one of his ears. The parties biare been on bad terms for some time past, and Mr. Harvey has. upon several occasions, in connect.ion waith his candidature ...

... railway station upwards-is undergoing repair. HALIWAX.-No, great amount of cycling has been en- gaged in helre this week. Small parties have had tpours to Chester, the Midlands, &to., &c., and they report having bad most enjoyable runs. The local roads have ...

... and Mr. .T. H. Fuic3r c ?? sided. Sper'kinz after Lte Air. Duncan said .r, -, a great aod grtossilg disarust of the party r.s's- i- a party wlhich had shown such a lamentabe ?? foresizht. val at o f couirage. and 'sant of cdi T7 or' ' a' never bef'c-e had ...

... with. The start.er for the events wvas 1V. HuInter. TSHE OORS, BOLTSON ABBE3Y. Onl Tuesday the Duke of Devonshire's house party, eight guns, waere out shooting over the Hasleev~ood anld FEorest Moors. M~r. Richard Cavendish, MY., did not accompany the ...

... DONCASTER RACES. HOUSE AIND RACE PART1ES. The following are among the house parties and the I1 principal race parties made up for the ensuing week -- d Hon. Henry and *Lady Mary Fitzwilliam, Miss J TMarie Fitzvwilliam, Mfis Elsie Fitzwilliam, Captain ...

... Conesc--bance Shot. Sporting Life ?? colt or Msre-n eolt; (idin on the Spot)-Chance Sl;at or New GClnina filly. Daiul Telegraph ?? Party. Standard (lAMnodeui4-.ArmTul. Morning Advertiser (Aruoae( COPBLAXE) PLATE.-Spor'rsmsa rVigilanct-Hedera; Latesnt from the ...