... the Blue Rilland of Steeplechasing and the Blue Riband of the Turf, as the English Derby is called, and I kno-w I am E speaking the opinion of all good sportsemen in saying that his success is most h-eartily deserved. Reverting to the C'ar1hoimne Meeting ...

... in the new Code. Opinion was alrmost alolly against tvo parts of the Code. only the Church member the Rev. R. Stansfield, speaking in support of tho action of the Departrment. Snowrden described the present dual system as having been a curse to the country ...

... agelsie inrth conelusion svembare ofvepose whtich iob s dgeluie anc unreal Theluio that, as the cyclist's legs, practically speaking, ass-cr tire, free-wvheeling at heat ia but an attemapt to save sh sl,54ongess limbs at the nxporlce of extra labour for ...

... rosy. In other lrespects the team is strong, and mary he depended upone so show up woell. Of Widnes, it is always necessay to speak with a deal of eaution. They are a fifteen of as very freakish chaacer, and it is almost impossible to acourately judge theirt ...

... season has been a stage above the second class, and that they are a stronger combination than several in the First Divided, it speaks volumes for the grit of the club managers and the team that they 'iwo-a able, after slipping from the First Division last ...

... off the chief event of the afternoon, the C raw'furd Handicap, in which he steered Leisure ?? to vim u-n. The icier events speak for themselves. On the second day my selections are -as fellows a- 1.30. Maiden Two-vcar-old E.ace-Dran Mash Idle- or Itiavoyarde ...

... a vera' close race for the championship, ho I oct14 congra.'cclato them upra winning the Shield. No me, ner.iacs-. c.etld speak otore confidently than hint. to the tic4 Tot ttn.o they po'.se.z-ssd icc rlte men ?? had given tlcnmeivca to the work of carrying ...

... R1hodes, it Hawdeit ?? Total liar S wIrta.) ?? .5. Harrison. not out ?? 51 (Inningse declared closed.) MID2DLETON PALRS. W0. Speak. it Crost Ied J'IV. IV. Place. a, Lincoln, it .3. Waienwright. it ?? S. CGoldthoarpe. o. Dr. Asew E ELBa~e.not out- .0 ?? ...

... Brassey. She had only been seen not ouce before. and that was at Goode-ood, when she scored as a jnvenile. The other events speak for themselves. There is a single day-s meeting at Hurst Park this afternoon, which will bring the rather heavy week to a ...

... yesterday wias not e entirely free from luck, and on 'donday, wsoen h~e had scored 23, he gvlue a chance at lnng-o'f: but, speaking . generally, his innings n-as a very fine one. Hifis off- driving w, as superb. He found capital suppcrners yester- t day ...

... to be issued before a person may use a cycle, there should he a few endorsements here and there about the north- country. Speaking of licences, I notice the Centre just mentioned have already issued sixtry-turo. ThMost cyclists who ride simply for pleasure-and ...

... night %sas threatenilng. So, should rain have fallen uvoernigi, ite roadis would suffer. From all parts our correspondents speak of the beauty of the foliage, v-nto iat present is approaching its hces,. rAI ADiNGEAM-All ihe main roads in thi. lcaikty * ...