... I d hr. Bulleel's North Ses. a, 12 0 (Willianuosn)..2 Mr Ba.rclay, a~dy- Deerv 4, it 12 (fr.Ietga). . 3 Also ran-Speak (Nighhdngelll, Battelucn U (J ileewer), Stu dding Ratl (Mse, Chiselisaosptos (Speck), Ste lee net`s Drea a (0-deal tIR~en carlted ...

... finished on Saturday, 3rd Moxrch. Ntlxny of tbpe maotches wvtre very close, and the numl:ber -which rere only decided after a ice speaks w-ell for the vigilarce of the haLndicapping ! cnmeaittee. 'The covetel honour of being the first, to iavs his Di tame engravel ...

... Englanel and Scotland, antd also vhe 1nt-crr-Jeasrue natch roe- fwtoen cthe same Ccuntries in -London orn Saet-Ir- c l-ty This speaks most- highly for our re-lerees' s asoccation who can pro ho~e a man to under:,ake sucl a. tepotqonsible posion, and is also ...

... Wils~on grt over also, 'but wac brought hack, being in tout.cl Queen's have sotat had such a, shock this season, eand it speak-s -well for disc-lone that they wiere able to gire them such a har-,d fight., and, they have the scrapaicy of a-il lovers of ...

... rencer it far sr-roter services in the position a± captiim. ( ear, 'fear.) Colonel I Cutsill aas a verv coed Dolfer, cli the sp-eak e- r himself hadt experienced tnat dSv and no one1 could i, dchaxrge the dntties of the captain o a greeter 'Ic- gree of ...

... that testry jockey OnL th,, Tur. has been exusperaced heyosis endurance this sMeason by Mlaczin'scat roozrdiary riding- is ta speak mildly, and as the censure recently a-' zsed by the scue-,,arda of the Jockcey Club baa borne nout the slightest trait, Caution ...

... but here and at Bosom, which is a course of almost exactly similar formation, does lee ever get his hend in front; in fact, speak-n frm mrnemory, he hins only won five races since Mr. Hdy beught him as a two-year-old, and of these two were at Epsom and ...

... won the last twvo years. the example beini so well shown by ' Miss Mfar He-let. and now follorwed by Miss RMona Adair. On speaking of the championship played here. I think it is only right I sbould mention the verv good order of the g-eens, in fact of ...

... in Scott, and h's display' agacust Bathrobe sicueps hint an able snccesacr to C tukaudger, Taco extras hi a i-neal of 199 speaks for is -alt, Ulster diii net show nit as arell as cspeLd, but excuses 'so ice lint in strongly on the s ore of die cricket ...

... and in which l he had more or 3e s a personal interest. He could speak of rhe patriotic and public spirit alway-s manifested bh the people of Coleraine. (Hear. hear.) He could also speak of c-le schools and charities -and other in- etitutiors of the place ...

... the lIndirn FrCets. stili keeps up his woederfal aversge, sd ihle oihere closely following him Ll.ve not come lown, so to speak. as low as would have been ex- u. p. I. Ab.e' displaces Hay v-ard. just reversing nheir position in points. The foloig are ...

... golfers vwill boe very pleased wahen he dc-es. As to the field wahich will turn out at -Newcastle it is still too early to speak wvith confidence. TI'his we kno-w. that there will be a good representation of both Scotch and Engl'ish clubs-the Tantalion ...