... II I ?? M-? MF METONX MJEETING. 'Z ATUEVA y -. U Ht MTLAIDEN HUERDLE * . ~ .L }YS. AT~o m!-es. - trm-iW .bv Burnaby- a , 1 r 75 b .. Jamts 1 , ,. ^ .e:: '-iritcco 4 VCN T~l~ o~ 7lbh N1Mends 2 e- ?? p ~X Nghtinga'1.) 'in aifa mkle from ?? ?? : re away arid won S o r Burb:dge ?? ..l. 'T SEI.TJTNG 1 .. . - . \ -: ,) be so',d for 50 'c e e D Jccrer-rot' ?? . ?? .v, ' ?? ' 1 !e- w e - ?? Z 2 . -. ...

... IRISH AMATEUR ATH'LETIC ASSO- CIATION. The a~nnal genenrl meeting of this body will be held in the Wicklow H1orti. Thublin, on Thmas day next, at 730pm. The azoda3 is leng'hv, and containS busin-css of great imnpOrtance, so that the prompt attendance of delegates is absolutelry necessary. The chair will be taken by Sir Jam-es Creed Meredith, and the folloming is the ageenda :- 1. To receive ...

... SOARTIIN' NEWS. I - | . ?? BALLYHAUNIS MEETING- * *^Y$STEjDi 4Y. Alternate sunsline and showers p-evailed at thidds far Western tryst yesterday, Id zans the ,bt oC visitors was not altogether enjoyable. However, |there was a carit.l crowd in attendance, and the great gathering of country folk whioh mustered at 1 loorarae managed to knock a good deal of eamse- ment cut of tlh proceadings. 'We ...

... CRIICKET PHOYN'LX v CO. WICK LW. In glorious weather this ma4ch was played yesterday in the Phtoenix Park. Play was started at 11 30, and the visitors winning tne i toss, eected to bat and were represented by Messrs Stephney and Spovell [but the first wicket fe, for 7, and the second six runs later. IHuw- ever to. Wicllow muld not stand the destruc- Itive truudling of 31essrs 7, 1 Gyw a&T ...

... SPORTINS NEWS. AV8ITCW\ RACES \ IN sA~ HANDICAP. £1. ?? -Luc'y, atntl Kearney, 100 cl oo, Meto;, 130 *Cls 'o.151 yds; Hero, 1.55 ,175 ydls; Old. Tom, eta; Ettyeblics, 2luG yda 2 - I, r, do'ys ; Anie A, aod. l 'ecoo. £ Dia; L-o: L Davez, lust, 4:10 'nt-or, lOst; Doniond, i, a ~ 1 5:; Little Lit7i,; %-t Livo Bfl010l, tiet OPO-, k1' ~ v1:i Mr-acents. 3 Sit tS Sl' Gone' Away, Sst. So lbnd 7 I ...

... SPORTING NlEWS COmi PARK AUTUM1N M iEETIN-G-- YESTERDAY. !y Our Sj-cia ConminssionerA i'ork, Wednesday. fc ;oea weaun>er so ooa6denitv antici- ws most happily vouchsaded 'vf Cgz, dl ty of the Cork lkcrk meeting, An nce of brilliant sns e : d its sr.:roundinot never looked to tarlS ErenoEe. The charnumn astrict F r - - aNr- towards Queenstown ta i to -iadden the eve now that the ?? pu- an i,.s ...

... IRIS[ RAILWAY AMALGAMA- . TION. I~~~ ~ . - .-s THE FUTUIRE P(SIlION Op 1 MIILA&D. I THE E-XFAWSF, CIF FVUNiNaiL POWTRS. . To-day t2:e IjitC oid pMonday. Lordtflpinctr, o.dmied the conprueratide o -e r Irisn R:mdway A mg a BKL At the ?? of the Conmitree the clauses-tof I the Grest Southern and Western B1i' 'were fuar' thaer considcred. S LMr Liftter, Q C, on belf ot'the Mhlla- d san that ...

... ?? SPOIRITINS NEWS TRAL E e, MEETING- YESTERmDAY. OU SE1AL CORP SPOND T) p.. such giiaiitity during Tuesdy -.wa no mu~:tter for surprise the i'-'v' hoading, and with shlowers- ah--gllcu- th, afternoon, the at- X,~o :ar from favourable. - ~desariptaonl. We rumd r -Je late, for which there w=er - e L1 alf the number d lied ugh wasfavouriteI '--yr.arin he eepguing, won Ma Moest At ?? a advance ...

... - I YORK MEETINOG. YESTERDA Y. BETTING ON THE COURSE. B13OR 2HANDICAP. 6 to 2 agst Osbech (t) 7 to 2 - Jiffy II (t) 6 to I - Gresnan tt) 7 to I - Thurling It) 8 to 1 - Veroscope it) S to 1 - Glenare (tI 10 to I -- Old Clo' (t) 1 30-The WELTER HANDICAP of S soves esb, witb 10 sovs aoded; second to receive 10 sovs. Six furlongs. straight. Mr Young's Flamenco, by Galliard-Pinlc Fiowvr, 4 yrs, Oat ...

... BORRIS.IN.-OSSCORY MEETING- Yl'STERDAY. Under the patrona-e of Mr William Bobbes., J P. Stewardi-Miessrs L T Ke1r, J P Peter Rea, Michael EFai-.ell. 1) C Delany, Thomas Tynan, William Kiran, John Carroll Dri ologan. J P1 Joselph Delany, J J De'nv, 1 Jeremnah Shelly. Wm Gaynor. D Gilder. P F Cavanmigb. Field Srewa-Mes-:s L T Kelly, J P -P Roe. J J Delany, P J O'Donnell, D M I She~llr, JoS2ph ...

... I LEOPTARDSTOWN MEETING. ire T TBIS DAY. e (By Ou Sprecid Comnmissioner.) C2 The inauguriri ine'ting for the present season sa at Leopardstov.- wll be held to-day and to- be morrow; and should srch lweather as was en- ae joyed yesterdav prevail, I make no doubt a large ; I company as usmal will be present on each day. The courses are in ver ,sou order, althogha in a.- fseorn places they mly be ...

... -- 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, ...