... 2, Moore, jun., 1. and Cheshire 1), the game thus ending in a victory for West Broinwich by S goals to 0. For the visitors, Row- botham played a magnificent game at back, and Beasley I was promient for the hxome team. ILIUCNssvox V. Crotaras PROAD.-ThSe ...

... rest of the week will be spent A in the south at Gatwick and Lingfiold. A 'o For the various events at Manchester to-sno---, I-row -my selections are as ?? Park B ?? Steeplechase, Athel Roy; Monday ?? Handicap. Casaneva; Maiden Hurdle C Race, Battalion IL; ...

... uni enral safacnno. IThe qwarnds ,were a, Eolow'.:-Efarnecs--1 (ir. cion Beamie. Corpc.ratinn Ch an6ing Deparcmpenn 2 .ohn Rows. do .n 3 fir. Daun. do. : t' Le-lin Baer-et. Si'nr' Porters; 5 Alex. Taylonr, 'NreI' - Co.-aeereTive Compa.ny :6 Gicorge Laoe ...

... considerably in the second, when some exciting and very fine effbrts were wit- nessed. Result :-Casuals, 5; Darlington, 2, ROWING. TYNE CHRISTMAS BOAT HANDICAP, The annual Christmas open boat handicap on the Tyne, which eovpred all last week, was concluded ...

... their inhabi.an. : hundreds of imrnien:e silver-f'ic .i everywhere at once within the r .- But now a new element enters. ?? ?? row fishing boats push ?? tee n - In them stand brown men wrt' .h n s,- spears and big knives lashed to poles. i: begins a figrht ...

... a tte sln, nod. P e, ptao'ina a, oteady game. i ttefiaab 13 shaM-. Reanlts-Wair. 61 hI-'1TachlaU, 49. xNIAT{ AT CAatLAcaiti row. £50.-ITBl. RS.hetllIaten. i 'nd James fladdow. Ponlbead. pla audta conc tr Cll Iiy a sine. PTha game sass falnayd an the gon ...

... half-way touch, after which a loose kick caused Dublin to touch down. 1, Magee now | made a very clever extrication ?? oats to Row- land, who reached the Emaigrants' 25 yards flag, and at half thie there wa- no score. THE SlECOND HALF. This was commenced ...

... coach. Phelps rowed verw hard for over a quarter of a mile without making much visible effect oil Wheeler's start1 and,seeing pursuit was useless, hegaveuptrying. Another good performance was that of H. Eastland, of Kingston (22 sec.), who rowed the 1,000 ...

... going slong the back stretch, when Drumakill drew to the front, followed by Novice, E rl Kin., and Bridal unot, with Pflte Box row eLst. Entering the straight, Carsethorn and Moonlight Sonata drnew out together, followed bv Ere King, and the latte, assu2ming; ...

... foZ, wasl commenced a~ Putney yesleasday 'neIr pleasant auspices, ?? wczU= being fine, atog duli, aud the rowing condithon favOnrabis. All the rowing took place on the flood tide, and twenty-three, woere decidedt The following sacuhers qualied for the second ...

... local, end merely consisted of rrl the wluning of two keel heat handicap-. He ?? sin, A n1elIber' of the Stockton and Thornahay Row' tf rt he In Club. __ _ __ _ _ __ _ _ olt . ing _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ VIy HUNTING. Tmed by repi l of THE ZBTLALND HOUNDS ...

... most famous 'Border football match was that played on the plains of Carterhaugh, near the jundtion of the Ettrick and the Yar- row, December 5, 1815, when the Earl of Home led the men of Yearow, while Sir Walter Scott, ex-officio, as Sheriff of the county ...