... B :IASSOC'IATION- Fi(iOTBALL. . - S OUTH ASD SOUTH DUDLTY. Owinrg to iih: fdiiurcl of the ( vil han v Mili- I 'rarv nit eL te.ins reresenting the clu-.4 f the North wnd Scauih s'd&s of the citv av-e elih;,ent ro f1tcilit ize .lt- work of the zrmmm-ten :n tlie * ilection ot tije tr;t-n to represent LeinfLste! It the couiinm inter-privx nt:- ' witth LCis.-r. [i'e xinatclh tori phce ,ni thie ...

... SPORTING NEWS I -- BALDOYLE MEETING, THIS DAY. (By Our Special Commissioner.) _le fear need he entertained that the frost. ! made its appearance at an early hour v c-stctvly morning, will interfere with the -New Year celebratin on the Metro- I tn course, particularly as the atmosphere :..e ?? rmilder last night, when a serable quantity of rain fell in the city. !t tiobert. Waters inspected ...

... MONYSTOWN AND WEST DERBY (LIVERPOOL. The Liverpool club is the only English eleven that. may be expected this seqon-if tie In- ternational team be excepted-*nd its visit is veryT weleorne. Arriving on Friday evening, after a rather rough passage ?? the Chan- nel, they met Monkstown on Saturday, and were defeaed bv 1 goal To nil. Thre wava a fair astendance of spectators at he maLtch, and the ...

... LAST SAWURDAr4S PLAY. (From Our Fo'c.rhabll Correspondent.) There was practically nothing done.in Dub- lin last Saturday, except the engagement of Monkstown with7 Greenu~ck Wanderers at Sid- ney parade. Although fitful and peevish, the v-eather was.a great improvement on what we are accustomed tu at this time of the vear, and the sod, which is the most enduring ii Ireland, awas very sound, and ...

... KILDARE HOUNDS. (By Our Special Correspondent) Saturday, Maynooth-This was a harsh, cod morning, after a wild night, and the ground was very heavy. There was a large field out, a good many coming from Dublin arid Meath There is no change in Colonel de Robeck's con- dition, but I hope next week I will be able ito report a change -for the better. Carton, was our first draw. A couple of foxes ...

... COU RSING WESTMEATH C0T1iB MEETING-THIS DAY. Judge-Mr H C Fulwvll. Slipper-Con Brennan. THE DRAW. JAMESTOWN STAKCES, for 13 puppies, at £L 7s 6d each. Winner, £9; second, £3; third, ;i. MNr T Quinn's ?? w b Little Agnes (Muoh Fancier-Little Squaw) a&rt Mr S Boland's bd b Don't Forget 1Herfort*-Rrosile III. Mr N Phusian's hk b Ma.v Green (Greenhorn III-Mary Finn' agst Mrl .J F Wwters' bd b | ...

... 1 1 AIAH-EP v MItX ?? I THE I;JlRN MAN BE.ATEIN IN FIVE R0 UN Ds ?? As, Ocirtitteef. le .! j .n sp ' New YXerk, J en: rV Notwithstan lihg :9 tli t.5& Cs y - there was a fair> 1-Sue ?? t:n: n -e Caney Islandl Srar~irg ('ilb (uo-e r.s f neon. t.? eitnetss the test e '-tc NI.. andt M'f C'oy. MahEr WvaS the cicav::- .t .e betring. odds of 100 tr, 70 ?? firt i. but it little later severni bet' we ...

... I I -- - - - -4 . One of the most thritling and w sighi-, in the world is tha-. of -!w 'riot- t les of the Mlediterranean Soa. TI'n j- of these great and swift iis n at- operation of netting. It is a i 'w t, man a I sea creatures stirh as .. i , nowhere except n trhoe *hana fiie ?? tunnv is a large mackertl. 1 a 'I cous fish, and his course thrumii'4 that of a des'royer withuit jIv'S . ...

... -w~ ,IEhO~)IJTA (BALDOYLE) M EE TING- YF-STERDAY. u 'qilroniitetng appe-arance off Li? ?? .5moimng, it cant, zs ?? 'It r-h tii tetrno-ii sioutt-i j;jtfor this period --f tl.n .frr, iasi a rthrer ett,'i04 and' ?.key ott, and on zlite s:hiolr tic orrtlain of the oron- Toie attendance, in all -edi to ne to be much lar~or * v 0c' ~sulc:ted ith-' a -Newv a rio stand~s scentsie to be I ned ...

... RUdi~y F~OOTBALL IRISH 1 ANAADIANS v CU7 DUBLIN. I)irtv dark drizzling veither prevailed during this niatch, which was played at Sidney parade Ietrnt !st een ths toiluwing teums :Canada Boyd (Larsdowne), back; Boyd, Day, Doran, anr, C iFowan, V Srokes Franks, Byers, Harvey, Whyte, Mtecredy, Bepper, Stevenson, I and Nicholson. Co Dublin: Full, C Boyd (Trinity); Vhree-quarters, Thompson (Alonks- ...

... . COURSING f WESTXATH. COURSING CLUB MEET- |EE~T ~ ING-AESTERDAY. President, Major-General Divetisbh Meares; vice-presldents, Lieutenaut OlDonel Hae1 and' i Major J C Grant. Stewards-Beat Stewasrd. Messrs.liomas Killian, John Keane, George T Doherty. Call Stvards-Messrs M1 J Mnr- ray, E A Shaw, Richard Cleary. Flag Ste- ?? Miohael Byrne. Sip Steward-Mr Owen Wickham. Charge of Flag-Messrs A1- ...

... SPORTING NEWSS. * ~ ?? iI . : .\ NCHESTER MEETING. YESTERDAY. I ih PADDOCK HANDICAP STEE- PLL. i.SE of 100 sovs; the second to re- ! uN. . &iynrs; 1lei 71b ?? I' Bissill 1 *r1 l, ranuale, aged. list; 10lb: 1 -Mr W Bissill 2 Ni2 .. . s Big Busbie, 6 vrs, lst 13ib J Archer 3 ?? ?? ,, s Lotus Lily, aged. 12st 71b MIr A W Wood 0; hioli. aged, 11st 91b Owner 0 N Isqn, aged, llst C Hogan 0 . ?? ...