... -- LB Class-14atch for the oolleen=; No 2 curse, three rounda. Sbrt, 3-35 p m. Eight colleens were in readiness, and manceavred to windward of-the line, gettig of in processional order at the gun. Marjorie, which nipped round the flag boat smartly, was Br&f away, closely followed by Gladys. Deirdie, and Sheelah. About four boat-4engths belhind 4e last-named came Serpolette, MelUy Bawn, ...

... KD1AR HOUNDST) ?? ILDARl \IO S. (By our Speeial Corre-spondent.) Mo0nday, Eitre-A nice bright morning, but looked like rain later in the day, and we all got wet before evening. There was a fair-sized field out to-day, and we bad a real good day's sport.: The Red Hills was our first draw; hounds were soon hard at work, but it was some tinle before Revnari broke, but when he .ek wovet- lie wect ...

... I I ?? - . ap . METROPOLITAN (BALDOYLE' MEETING. -SATURDAY (Bv our Special Correspondent.) There was a marked citne for the better in the weather experiencd att Baldoyle on Satur- dav cmtpare.l with the ccnditions prevailing on the previous day. I'lie artmspjhere seemed [ to be wlrmer, and ?? counter at- tractions at l~at~ J'ste road and Belfast the . attendance wva.' a ..pital one. T7e Duke ...

... IU(L1. I ULTHFAR AXST[ i(I.OAF CLrD. Ont Sa'nirda'. iii'E inrlni~el ?? ri.- ?? hr o'izl:t off their St Patrick s Pay vt ro'.r ruope;ti zon f 18 holes 'l'he . eatwher Nix- ?? ilia t; i1h:} 1; ,di- sirem.d ndi thI course. demxitti tlh ?? fmrot of the previells evening. as in ex, ?? o.0 T'Fi links are sit'viatrd in a x'-rv' UT. I' portion of the vountv.aittd on Sitn-,rca a~tlioh; -h ihe pla-ers ...

... TIM JUNIOR CuP OOMTETrION. PORThMANOK . 0. Y. ROYAL PUBLIN. Exceptionally fine weatber was vouchsafed for thiseempetitienihicoanection with the Junior Cup en Saturday, and the venue at Pnrtmarnock wiA ?? by qifite X larce number ot members ar their friends. The compettion, as may be a@en by the detaila was rather one-sided, the Lanme club winning by fivw holes, whilst the1 tisitors had only ...

... t 0 I KILDARE AND NATION,-_ HUNT (PUNCHESTOW'Nj STEEPLECHASES- YESTERDAY. (By Our Special Cornmissioler.) After a very gloomy forenoon had raX many to apprehend heavy rain, the v~ltr x the concluding day of the Puncheston meei turned out fine. It was a distuactlv chil, a mroephee which had to be encae r ar these who cane without warm garmenj mnes have felt anythirg but comfortablei the course ...

... SPORTiNG NEWSI ] BIRM1INGHAM MEETING MIA SATURDAY. 131r 2 0-A SELLING HANDICAP STEEPLE- MT CHASE PLATE of 50 sovs; winner to be M sold for 50 sovs; second to save entrance. ! Capt ?? miles. I ?? Edwards's Walnut, bv Ggodfellow- 1 Spicenut, aged, 11st 101b ?? H Garratt 1 Mr Pawrson's Peter, aged, 11st 121b C James 2 Ntr Simonds's Scarecrow, aged, 11st 21b BE D Davies 3 agst sl'- Pawson's ...

... Y TES 1'DAY. NEW STAND HURDLE-Spinado, 1; Gne- rilla, 2; Bavelaw Castle, 3. Also ran-ERbora- cum- Betting-S to 4 on Spinndo, 2 to 1 agst Guerilla, 5 to 1 agst Bavelaw Castle. 10 to I agst Eboracum. Won by six lengths; the same cbs- tares separated second and third. The winner was objected to. STEWARDS' PLATh-Ithomboid, 1; Per- fidious, 2; Streptocarpus, 6. Also ran-Hivite, (Gallinae, White ...

... fCYCLING AND ATHI | TEE -AJLAEP'rE RAr. ., Sblrter-jl? 1,S J WL L Jne'-.Messr`4 a Jolv. NPrrain, lane-JZY n;. in I ' W b a 'firmeukecipt~ --Ah s keyi$. A.'ira. li a-i ar- ?? a dirty, peevi-h moraing t1a;wceather; O brightened up before t.e cemme~cement of t~his ii. olli4nim ein~el;g in th!e 4.'os'deJie~e hk jeatda*y. £t Ov-ing ,n ic heing a tlol 2v tad ftur{5 p did not commence Ufti- after ...

... CYCLiNG AND ATHELICS. DUBLIN uN;\IVERp.SITY BETYCLE CLUB. AN.TNUIJAL SPORTS. Inl dall and thre~ten3ing weather this attrac- t;ie fixture was brought to lssaue yeeterde at the Coliere Park, where the attendalce, under the ?? , was wonderfully large, and, as usual. decadedly f.shislonlble. The hand ot -he 3rdl B ittil n ~saex Eegiment was in at tendanc.e ani performed a pleasant seletin of MULL' ...

... S=IMIN SW\IMMi~ING ?E.LRROK'E SWVIANLMLN-G CLUB AN |UAL I GALA. ; For serenuad yf-crs Tpst tiel annwil ?? of the Pomnbraoke S D has come to be looked upon as 1ns e of fnbe Fprirohaf-if nS;, indeted, the tintef -elI tine ewecoolitan wirnnag fixtures of the rear. Each saseon finds the eti3 rwing ica imlportairae, and thi fact thlat the Leinster rankch of the Asociarion had g.ranted thna the I ...

... T ! ATHLETICS A ' \CYCLTI'--.G ANUTLUR ATHLETI CA7px.' St- ly What must 'unduubz'..v _ xt Ie, important meeting ever ?? . isof the Amateur A-th1 ?? at Strimforu on Sazur:dN he if raie indy, ~aL -. ed thousand setao'litre Xi,,, .1 een ?? t. e dBritishL atb~le-es n ert: o-it re from Australia ur4 bolad'(4 favour of 'fl2ien'nr T-* to pre-enmvlisefae Oa D et ais: th 100 Yardsz Race-Firrzhe J\ ...