... at a banquet. The Paris Libre Parole yesterday commented on Ice expression, my Mlmlstrious ally, which was used by Queen Victoria on the occasion of King Humrbert's assasinration, and declares that the coalition thus re- .vealea .ho-ulW be- noted. ...

... by Mr. Sumnnersgill. referee in a match on the ground of the Siddal Victoria Club, that he had been assaulted while acting in an official capacitv. The representatives of Siddal Victoria did not attend. and the committee resolved that the club be 6uspended ...

... Old White Bear Inn, who added £2 10s. to a he. entry, usual condi- tions, two yards to the inoh allowed, took place at the Queen's Grounds, Bxunsley, yesterday, in the presence of a good company. 32 shares were taken, and the event ?? won by Greenfield's ...

... Ei. Norris's Special 3Musit Messrs. casewell and Porter's Centy Folrsceagst Mr F. Ward's Foury Duteh Mr W. Clarke's Spade Queen agst MT W. B. Barnes's. Belle of the Village Mr B. Mowbrair's Maonasin Belle seat Mr W. Creamy's Alger's Litlie MANCHESTER ...

... fi-lentarras became busy. buit a race by and strong finish gave Get Hcld the verdict. Dear Cardigan was a length behind Kaffir Queen for the turn, but ran a beautiful trial. Blaekheath also gave a fine display, although he certainly had the favour in the mnm ...

... struck the man uender provo- cation. It tvas decided To suspend the reported player until the Ict of November. Linmb (Elland Victoria) and Dodd and Squires (Thrum Hall) were reported for fighting on October 20th. In the case of Dodd and Squire it was derided ...

... inkstand, Birch, Dewsbssry; crust, Carter, Spen Victoria; celery glass, J. E. Haigh, Primrose Hill; flower stand, Wheeler, Dewsbusy; horse-shoe clock, J. T. Wood Waterloo: case carvers, Stead, Spen Victoria; toast- rack, J. Clough, Huddersfield; preserve ...

... Harnett; touch-judges, Messrs. F. EL Fox, president R.U., and W. 0il, hon. treasurer P..U. YORKSHIRE v. VICTORIA UNI=ERSITY. The committee of the Victoria. University Rugby Football Club met at. Manchester yesterday afternoon, and selected the following team ...

... Hope, who never scored a point of me-it till just before the course ended at the fence. The stakes were then divided. Dear Victoria was the smartest performer in the Burwell Stakes, and. Bandolero ran two nice courses in the Ex- ning Stakes. Mr. H. Ledger ...

... current an halfff-year. The estimate wvas adopted. boi QUEEN'S THEATRE, LEEDS.-A capital perform- ance of The Merchant of Venice was given by Mfr. Osmond Tearle and his admirable company at the Queen's Theatre last evening, the house being both well filled ...

... the most citractivo being perhiaps the r- antagonism of Batley and Dewshury at Mount Pleas-ant and of Ghickenley and Spen Victoria at Chick-enley. oa Iclemooldwikec have -Birstall on their ground, and it Liversedge visit Ossett, while Cleckheatcor end ...

... quarter gallop. Good Luck and Maid geldin9 wsent steadily one mile. Dusky Queen, Veridan, Semper Vigilans, Tyninghame, and Rigo had a useful gallop of a. mile. Refusal, Yorktown, Queen Glencoe colt, Hampton Beach, .Cleg Kelly, Southerner, Jeannie colt, Antona ...