... CELTIC v. NORTH OF SOThA*ND. j The Celtic Club concluded their northern tour I by plaving a picked team from the north of Scot- I land at Invertness yesterday evenin2. The Gtas- I eow club played a, strong team, who had the T benefit of the wind in the first period. Cam'pbell r early scored. aiid a second was registered shortly I after owing to weak play of the Inverness backs. I Gilihooley ...

... SPORTING NEWS RACINTG. LINCOLN hME'iJ'wt. 1.45-WVITHAM SELLlNG r.EANDlCAP PLATE, Captain Laing's Tanakerne .. Eamrn ond 1 Mr P Deplidge's Gold Paint . Mir Randall 2 Mr J. Caste's Gofie . . Yarnell 3 Three ran. Betting-E-vens Tenkernesi, 2 to 1 agoeini; (loLd Paint, 4 to I Goldie. The favourite made all eli nenning. and vwon by a length and a half, threodarto ...

... Calm weather last week proved a serious drawback to the herring fishing on the east coast. The boats were, at lleiast for the first tthree or four days of the -week, unable to reach the more distant grounds, where the fish are sa.id to be abundant, and return in .ailything like time to profit by a sale of freshly-caught fish. The general results, therefore, were poor. However, there were ...

... RACING. iSOUTHWUL MIEETING. 1.Y0-NORWO(SD PARR SMEFTWEMAM5 Major Wlckbham Nar pier A. Mr Gordon 1 Mr 0. R Da eon's Blondin 1 I . Mr Blsett, 2 Mr 1a. C. Basbew's Murphy .. Mr Garnett 3 C Also rar-Baliderarone. barger. Sapperron, NecefV, C Meiraspring, Swirie,. Issram. and Sir Hew. Bprsin-D-2 to 1 against Blonrin 11., 9 to 4 Nepier, C 5 ro 1 Sir Bew, 10D to ...

... CRIUEK T. I GLOUCESTERSHIRE v. LANCASHIRE. Some capital play was witnessed at Bristol, and but for foulish attempts at short runs, which lost Townsend and Hemingway their wickets, Glouces- ter would probably have equalised, if not surpassed Lanrashire's score. The feature of yesterday's cricket was Jessop's brilliasit batting. Score:- LANCASHIRE. First Innings. Second Innings. liaclaren, cwaid ...

... AThLIETICS. Gatsc.,Ow AcA~1a1cAju. SpoRTS.-ThC Gilsaow Aca- re demicad sporta were brought off at Ann:crlanr: ocicr most n favourable conditionr.s, ftr while tlc tua-f was Le~vy the.l san quickly dried up the surface, and as the day ad- catnoed a. ery cnjoyab'eo afternoon's sport rezolted. The a, gathering was scarcely eo lags as last year's, but the w committee vwll undoubtedly have a large ...

... TH~E F.VURf- II 01WHITE'AND COLD'S FLUMPTON NOTES& a ~~~London, FridyNgt .q Plumpton has made a great advance in PoPu- it lar favour under the present management, and ri there was a large company present this after- le noon. The wedteor was brigh~t and fine, and It ae Iost interesting sport was se-en. The opening h rd-ant, ?? Maiden Hurdle Race, fell to I flendictus, who ran in the nameo of ...

... NOTES-WGLVERHAMAPTON SELECTICAB.ae 0(By 1WHITE AND GOLD.) London, Tuesday Night, ?? 2 The Wolvrerhamptoni Meeting passed through:1 4its opening stage this afternoon. The racing, S Mr though of no great importance, proved st thoroughly interesting, fields of good size con-;M 'testing the various events. Kenmure carried the, Mr Lo bulk of theltinvestments for the Apley National l I Hunt Flat ...

... TE TUP1F. NrIEYIARKitET TRIAINING NOTES. --T yie otsr.iss lmorning in frosty reatbher i. ':er 13.. StI!- . ?? 1ttdl) Anmaz-on, ?? rb .t',Verel ftive ilulreusy. C-Cot; Hleir Ma I ?? Arz.i.: T. ('Catloner Swords. Dr Mksa, Inn Lli!1 ~~ n 7l I R: rthS J 'Sucot h, Tirche, Greona, ?? : lzt. .hnzntl% Critiway. al Arreoz s: Si c- Inctinidiater, Chbekna, ?.tthk I'oRocno :.1 e I)LVC. an'l ?? Clart: La ...

... at ion tdook FINAL SELECTION FOR GOLD CUP. xF lore met (BY White and Gold.) - c so head- W annual Teewsa Lnowednes~day Night. Vt Twr ?? change in the wdather a rs-at Ascot thic afternoon, the intense heat of the Pt a~embers opening dlay giving place to a muchi cooler at- a )pa that moiphe1re, a refroehinog breeze making matters > hat had exceedingly pleasant. Throughout the early V O pie ...

... ;. BOw-ING.. I : it- ta GALSTON TOURNAMENT. B Fair pre-t was ?? with the thirni tie in ttl tournns pl, I me-t an Saturday, when some interestin, games were the witneswd. Saturday-s retltsz- Cal THItRD TIE. - hal! 6 Lor4i'ounhill, Newflnew .. 21 A. Ycndall. CeLeton ?? Is Mis Railway Inn. HartifOrd ?? 21 St David s, Tnooo ?? 11 Eenl LI J Craig, L. .M .. .. ?? 2 1 iilnowc IIV,. ?? 17 P WattiSeld ...

... ~LEICESTERSHIRE V. TORKSMILiE As a resull of four hours and ten minutest battingtim (210 opening of this game at Huddersaei d saeday Leinster'put together the respectable total of 2(2 in the compiling Of which needly the whole team had a hand. Yorkshire had a short turn at the wicket late in the, day, and scored 54 without loss. Score:- Xnight, bs Haigh ?? J. T. Brown. Sen., norout. EW C. J. ...