... somersault. and itis f~eare.d Captain Hartopp sue-ained serious internial injuxries. Medical aid was summoned, and the injm'red. geadlemai 'taken to Garendon Hail. HaUNTIING APP0OJNXEN'TS. Satar.. Net: 27.- Great ?? 5L I Men., -Nov. 19. .Barnedsle Bar ...

... ? 17 ..Welten-le-Wold. .10.45 Ts., Dfe. 12S..Red Lioet. Reveeby ..10.4 Thora., Dec. 30 ..Norteh Willinsham ?? 10.45 Smatu., Dec. 22 ..Baithby Ha ?? 10.45 Ern, or YflsoncruolrtMon., Deer 107. .Hswerbr Cross Roads. 11. 0 Tucs., Dfe. 18 ..CIsby WVeod.. 11 ...

... the hirhew: so far in lie match, but Wilkinson ?? with 107. in hich hie made thirt-y-one consecutive red sinni;g a-ed loing hazards, or' 93 off the red bail alone. It was after this that Taylor nad his *hance. and ri-bile his opponent was contributing ...

... premier Coursing Club. There was a strong muster of memberss, including Lord Mlasbarn, the Hon. 0. C. lfolyneux, Mes-srs. E. M. Crosse, G. F. Fwet .F. Gladstone, H. Hardy, L. Pilkrington, W. PteronJ. B. Dennis, H1. Hardy, I~V. Ward, A. H. Jones, A. J. Humphery ...

... He took the Red House Inn in 18992 wvith £60 capital, making up the valuation (£440) with borrowed money. That was paid off, and aster some three years and four months he ?? ci e house with a capital of £1,200. He then took the Silter Cross Inn at £917 ...

... for Surrey. IMIorgan placing a goal. Surrey pressed again, and Liewellyn was nearly in. However, the Eastern Coun- .ties lea~red, and, maidg a long rush, reached the Surrey line. In the scranol;e that ens-ned 'Mann scored for the Counties. Directly aiterwards ...

... woirse for die rain that loas fallen. DONCASTER.-Tcwn generalhl- gondt country, main roads fair, but in plces si;ft and lheavy; cross roade variable wveather slowrerr. DR1I>FIELD.--Rloads in good trim in most directions round this district. Tbe sho3wers to-dayv ...

... and jump;p and stand hop, four crosses, etride, and jump, for £50 a side. Thero were 2,000 people present. Sueculotion was brink, and Lunt was mnlce rte iavourite, 7 to 4 being laid on hirm. Lunt went on first at thae crosses, and ceovered 35yds. 2ft. 6in ...

... 2, W. b Carter, Spennymoor, 150; 13, D. Inson, Howden-le- 9 Wear, 180. t ?? d a PMPLE.S, BLOTCEMS, BLACKK3 5, red, rongb, and oaly f sin, red, rogh hands ;th shapeless nails4 dry, thia and fadaeig hair sad rime-la baby rashes prevented by Ocv£ccau& n-s ...

... Still it is a possible 4, and, barring mistakes, presents a chaxnce of beating ibogey- Leaving the third green, the grolfer crosses the public road on to Oak Farm, and tees for the fourth, or long, hole, which is 476 yards in length- Driving off here a hedge ...

... who -wee in leas demand then Barrhill and Wearing o' the Green. For the Stand Stakes, Crow Tenter and Yukon were divided by Red Axe as -they passed the winning post; and Friar'a Wash, in spite of the weight he was giving awoy, accounited for the Zetland ...

... have been granted to Lawrence L. Carter and W1in. M organ (Bridge ater). FOR BAD OOMPll[ONS. redness aod ronghn-es of the skin yerlow, oily, nothy skin, red, rourh mandi and shapcless nails, dry, this. and failing bair, dandruff and irritated cata 3, ...