... CHATTER AND REVIEW. The meetiel gb Sonthwell on 1onday and 'Tesday 7t' tracteda Iya ipttude of rubnersbut tho ep =Tozlyafforded lotal ntreb Ibwg ?? Parks splndi ram. was Pre plday, at ~ the foebr witnessed at both places. n Wedncs US, at the forrue verne, the runninj of General Peace aud Manifesto formed theo nr~i attbrcBonB. The manner in which the Gtineral spread-eagled his fleld was a rare ...

... E, 8 T i: AD Y9 8 sPO ITS.' O1tATTER11 AND ~nw Ne t- ?? et 0 ?? eR Iotillg txw ila deid j1I; ee.- PtInAlt. oil eahi ofi the foa-o deayt Wt~- .1 Blarilet oCite, rte~ uole eot/ tithinde retoei Ct'utlI ?? f Ill-6 tmll toe r~pex! ug & tt l Till~ to Ve-meiilg twc/ ~ day II-i Cstni op.Thi pc Iie Ooy b j. ie>'A, mittr ist, g'od &ieeth six! TbOl'i CCCIIIr j11110 W'it 6i. ?? If ?? It btlcdi/ jnib ...

... YESTERDAY'S SPORT-S CHATTER AND REVIEW. On ednsda, a th l~, Srlor'sBatsSeuthw rk1, the London Printin g aud Ale~od Ti-rules Amateur Conteste holds. OpenYardie vjnig hrponshuls and 6slty eeven Yards 2pen Yardsip, wl a thee to all rrofesl and trades connected with printing. Entries Can b rad tomrn . T. Sambels, hon. sea. Thisl w~eek is an important one in the racing world, being Nevsarket's ...

... =91 ~ ?? 'vq_ _w Ss_: A'V--B,.0K E ?? RYE ?? EG X .I~~ II i-~ s II ads 7 i NI AS 'AN ,}IOLIJ)A; Y RlT,.%GEDYl' AN AUT OP GOt' Oh Xenbl lit/ Crt l Yisnd' rs A Poot~ball Teans pksdthis ,lOrden . ivifts at, St.' Mary. 'C-aty Re~nt, gamo bogsue e't'izoll asay Otter oliday asinre bo etaerla -jutiots and` ?? ?? riled tah attsaitiu oof aboiut 300 trtlisans of ha'' sidses Alte w~io~ss~thn~] rond ...

... I CHATTER AND REVIEW. The meeting at Haydook Park on Tuesday nnd Wednesday must ?? onsidered a great sucuess, as ravners were plentiful, the eprt good, and the attendance on both days excellent. A feacure worth noting was the success of Chit Chat in the St. Helens Handicap Steeplechase, whicih it may be remanm. bored was a great Cesarewitch favoarite that t'adly disLp. pointed his connertioU ...

... YESTERDAY' T CHATE ID EVIEW. There WuasOne of the largest gatherng a t York rce (duiing the August meeting last week) seen for a number ti years Past, whilst the sport was well up to the high standard expected at thie' popular Northern detare. On the opening day (Teaadsy).Lsa Bait gave tihs Tykes jS gihupse of her matveloneracng biitis weisshecanerd 'home for the *On Wednesday the Groat Ebor ...

... .YEST.RDA SPORTS * IIATTEjR ANI) REVIEW One could balrdl~yfuga~j-r'ewr Oees gor;tantlhibratio conditions ?? Bank: HOliday7 at-Hurmt; Park,. _lt spciks~woflf~r the fitiwstivd: powers of the Tuatioiurl-eport to ?? such an excallent attend-, anco. The fields *ere up to' the average., bsia kd~ et!Wt8OC wellby gtandiing Orirs Root. (whirhl -I gave as one 0 th good, thns 'fb eck), hut they left ...

... YEST.ERDAYS -SPORTS. ?? ?? CHATTER AND -REVIEW. Spnlt at Birmingham on Monday last calls for no spepia comment and, isi ncsA it is ol Bauiltk Holidays or at the attor elated , 5heaso, racing onl Mondaly ie not greatly appre- Neweastle's three days' mee'ting satracted capital attend- ainces oil each day and onl the Nartlimnberland Plate day the coorsn was thronged. Oii Previonus rititing no ...

... -YESTERDAY'S' SPORTS. CHATTER AND REVIEW. The meotings at York, Doncaster, Bath, and Salisbury cal for no special counilirut. In days o' yore one would see a classic candidate ossflied at the latter meetings; but of late it would be diflieolt to find anythbing destined to future honours ranning either as a two or three year old. The weather was atreins'4 but from the trainers' point Of view ...

... Ak O IZ: a. 'J¢r ?? Ifl; I nitner' un'?lV Wart ?? it at Ii; ?? ?? ri ncto ?? ! 11, cr>. 'I lcE i, t ii C . l :. i I ?? of ii'.l t. 1 >itOt T.x ii, uto Sri 1- ?? : .t] toIIrX; SWLtot.' WIt t 1v'ritr I ltil4k, 9. i blot [:i lols Pclir P.leill-T' i1. I 'lIr II'.or ' Hk ic 'i Mat' tisll, gio'luier i mi t :t r i Jt'. t ii t. tI - i .1 i in 1 clr ,i , r,-ti'.itutttibf fi-3 t'if.l e.I . ii, ...

... YESTE r 'S : SPORTS. CHATTER AND REVIEW. Trhe Epson Summeor MeretingepenedenTuesday in glorions wenther, though the attendance Was mere selenc than event, the ioodoo Stakeosaudtlo victory of WildIrishman The Derby (fully described in another co]some an prodlacd. tive of an exciting finish between Diamond Jubiaeeand Simon Dale, many thinking the latter should have won. Needless F tasa7, ...

... CHATTER AND REVIEW. Notwithstanding the wintry snrreoundings, it was apacrent that the opening of the fa racing season at Lineon was more than welcome to the vast body of XOllgoers. The open'ingirce, the Trial Plate, was won by Poitiers, trained by Rob neon, and this victory was accopted as a happy omen for Oban in tOL big bandutalp on Tuesday. It was not teo be, however, and altbough Oban ...