... BOOTS AND SHOO UP TO TIOI .n 4 rt, re- 31 , 1N1 !lAI AMIT best it WO b. •-na t• bd. V .4 Dep.. A.. 21 Upper ;JEAN'S FOLLY e.. by Great Sport (LA Chaplin) W Waugh 7 13 RICHES (Mr D Praia') Private 7 13 ;CATAPAS (Ur E Hutton) F Harpoon 7 13 POINT OF HOLLY ...

... Coatbridge. 2nd PRIZE, £l5O, divided between 8 competitors who placed 7 phrases correctly Mrs IL. BROOKED, West Lawn, Loose, /Maidstone. PEGGY CRAW, c/o Miss B. Craig, 53 Jas Street. Londonderry, Ulster. MICHAEL FITZGERALD . Post Office, Fenit, CO. Kerry. E ...

... C OALS al Bost Qualny; baron did: lean, letting. ecouosaloi• deliverLTi •:m pie Quart*: Tot Utak Depol, Importers, 16-19 Golden lank -pe 11011PPLICG wasted in tarp or titian. At Frpn'a, 39 South Wilhelm 1 OC ER' 8 Manager created ter ?Weathers. Kim/steels; ...

... to Datil. Joseph Debarty. It I C. Chaim!, dryad to partioa . of • him .w them the maiden said have marred. The Wm porting of boot. we bleed and piens et To Diatrie•lespeetor tilesit—Prom whet he saw he tame to the that the inbniee wore isthiest by the trim ...

... Lieutenant and Golden Dues—fl. Lines's Taa. Montt .lint--ragot. F. Leader 's Ja.quet. Vain Glory, Bereda Donnie Race-6 age. W, Wituith's Toting Perseus, Verdict-6 figs. On the Bury Side. Watson'. Triumph-1:m C. Wangh's Stargazer. Kent Eaglet, and Lade ...

... 113, sentovon; 14, London Cty,, to 2 &galent Xeror. 7 to 1 Cr/. 9 to 1 sun Darn. 10 to 1 each, Mersa and boapano, 100 to 91 Boots, 100 to each Light Dragoon, Drown.l hylda. btar Chamber and Bommead. 20 to 11 any other. *ACE. Scullion Wins the Stakes at ...

... Banere ^3 Per lb. Belden D Denise Trott eat nut am out Total (6 6 1661 KENT v. SOUTH AFRICANS. est?ord, Moods•.—Tl, doll sad thresb swag whey ibis satab sailed today. Broee la Inns KENT. 25,1 121111. Wonliey • FeuAmer belmsrs Seymour b [acne Sardine b athwart ...

... houndary on eight occasions. With only 3 wanted for the. second century. Chapman and Hendren became associated, but after the Kent amateur had teored a maple tea intervened, the total then stand- In at 100 for 4 wickets. At the close of play Y.C.C. were ...

... Wallis, Horridgt., H. O'Reilly, McCann (Leloster). McKeown (Ulster). =GLAND- Got!, Mrs. Maltby(Sourh); Backs, Misses Knott (Kent), Baton Halt•backs, Misses Hyslop (West), Scarlett (Midlands), Begbie (South; Forwards, Misses Bryant (North), Northwood (West) ...

... Brothel: Chnrkaway. Cratdas. Challenger, Cattle Lady ,!Chanter. !Chanter. Certoan Cheetnnt. Etgere. Feather Red. Golden Gyre Greet, Gilman!. Golden Mosinee. Lordship. We. lambent, Traperiol 11.. Toyota , . Knee: haw Tiannehire. Wergendaln. Merry Stinbeni. ...

... O'Connell, George Banwen T. Byrne, T.C. ; T. Dooley, Arthur O'Brien, J. Killeen, David Shelly, M. Hearne, M. Horan, Chu. Cosgraye, Kent, Fitzgerald, etc., with Mr. F. C. Wallis' Healy, hon. secretary. The band of the Catholic Boys' Brigade, Chord' street. conducted ...

... little later, betting on 'futures' should soon commanding attention. Sir W. Cooke's Helix, Golden Orb, Des Hold colt, Ulster Queen colt, Golden Plover colt, Golden Rays, Fatality f., and Flitterril f., will shortly leave Bedford Cottage, and will in future ...