... Till,' three hanks athletic OLUB first 1 ANNUAL MEETING. THE Three Banks Athletic Club held its first athletic meeting last Saturday, and from the success achieved, it is safe to predict that the fixture has come to stay. Be it known to the unitiated, the three banks concerned were the National Pro vincial Bank, London Joint Stock Bank, and the Union Bank of London whose staffs possess, ...

... WITH MR. CHERI TON'S OTTER HOUND S. MAJOR. C. WINTER, THE MASTER, WITH HIS CLEVER TERRIER, CRIB. THE MEET AT DOLTON. CROSSING THE TOR RIDGE. CHUBB, THE HUNTSMAN, WITH HIS FAVOURITE HOUND, FOREMAN. HELK BRIDGE. SOME MOUNTED FOLLOWERS. ...

... AV I T II MR. CHERITON'S OTTER HOUNDS. ON THE WAY TO HELE BRIDGE. FROM DOLTON BRIDGE. ...

... . THERE is really hardly a week in the year in which it is not possible to hunt something. In mild weather the otter hounds are out before the foxhounds have had their last day, and they continue to go out until the Devon and Somerset Staghounds have taken to the field, and --water permitting-- cub-hunting has begun; and when otter-hounds are confined to kennel, the other forms of hunting are ...

... LLDOGS. DURING the last few months troublous times have befallen English bulldog men. It is true that some have had greatness thrust upon them by having had high prices paid for their stock; but this was denied such a keen fancier as Mr. F. W. Taylor, who lost two Kennel Club champions, Baron Sedgemere and Battledora, with a promising companion, Hiarta, at one swoop, the trio being found ...

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... . THE Parliamentary Tournament has now been advanced another stage, as by defeating Mr. E. Marshall Hall, M. P. (10), Mr. H. J. F. Badeley (clerk, House of Lords) has secured the right of playing off the final with Mr. R. F. Cavendish, M. P. Mr. Badeley was quite at his best on the Mitcham links last week, and as he succeeded in going round in 84, it is indeed small wonder that the senator ...

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... . THE curious thing about Mr. Garth's Hunt is that most people who are not historians would say from local know ledge that it had always been Mr. Garth's; but that would be a very natural mistake, for although the hunt, has been established only just over a century it has had two Masters, who between them have just covered a little over 100 years of Mastership. The other half century Master ...

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... . 4A&aaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaa. 1. Lady Evelyn Ewart presenting cup won by Mrs. Frances's single harness horse, Oakapple. 2. Mr. Nichalls judging the Champion Class polo ponies. 3. Mr. J. Gouldsmith's heavyweight polo pony, Arthur; 1 st and 1st in Champion Class. 4. Mr. J. Gouldsmith, owner of Arthur, and Mrs. Govldsmith. 5. Mr. Tresham Gilbey's brood mare, Early Dawn, and foal by Bold Marco; ...