... Miss Hu ghes D'aeth (6—1, —Third Round Gentlemen's Doubles Championshi and G. qi . Simond beat (concluded 1): Agger’ B. J. Morris (6—2, 6—2, H. 8. jabony and A. 2). Semi-final Ti e.—Dwight Davis and H. Ward beat H.W. Davies and R.A ble (6—35, 6-3, 6— Ladies’ ...

... Dornden, 7 to 2 a gst. Morris Dancer, >to Lagst tbe Dart Maiden cult, 7 to 1 agst Suzanne, 100 to Matchboy, 10 tol exch agst: Lunsford P. Yandell aml Cornet 12 agst 100 to Sagst any ott ver (offer It mate the ru: ng from Morris The Dart Maiden co! w the ...

... each Betting. —11 to 4 agst the and Not Gailty, 5 to 1 agst Wis- agst Morris Dancer 8 to 1 agst usetis, 10 tol agst to 8 other (off ered). Wisconsin with a long lead of Nadine colt, Morris Dancer, assachusetis, but at the distance he began to and the Nadine ...

... Maurier, is See pir. Serve rH A ‘Sturge, and Mr. as THIS at at Faso ‘Wil: Messrs. | Mason, A. fatter barngin rose, etait Ida Morris, dames May THIS EVENIN 1G. SERIOUS: K a. at 9, WOMEN A Quinton Culler Te THE MUSKETEER C and Miss fade ART Enis Jeffreys. ...

... Woods Herts, Lieut. Colonel Lord Harris; of Essex; Royal East Kent Lanarkshire, Colonel ‘West Kent, Colonel Warde ‘Colonel Neilson ; Duke ; Lanarkshire (Glasgow), Lancashire Hussars, of Own, Gerard ; Lei Lieut, Colonel Colonel Lord Peake ; Middlesex, Colouel ...

... Lewis's Uncle Sol the » Clark, LEYS: Summer Handica Mr. R. Morris Henry Dancer the St. aret’s Plate, and Mr. A. Victor, Royal River the Sunbury Plate. 1, Jessie Cxitps rode two winners. ‘At Lord’s, on Saturday, Yorkshire scored a over Middlesex by seven ...

... Charles BE. Butt D. ‘te ‘ble : Basil H. Davies, Lincoln; Paul F. Jones, bil erton; Menry Evans, J esus; John G. non-col Rees Morris, non co jueen 8. Leigh L. Orion. K hn W. F. Warren, Q 4 sted the Bxaminers.— ‘Overstanding for Honours, but satl jureh. James ...

... Iyery The King- km) PREME CUUR1 OF JUDICATURE. COURT OF APPEAL.—Appeal 1.—Before the Master of the Rolls, Lord Justice Vaughan Williams, and Lord Justice Starling.—At_ 10 30.— ppeal from the King’s and Co. v Sache (16), Trial Paper): Erskine, Oxenfor wision ...

... of the Hors-', General the Lord Chelmsford (Gold Stick perty, shall not be disposed of b: v sale or otherwise. t be delivered, the return of ¢ first deposit of | Selborne. They were in Levée dress. 1e the Lord Kenyon ( Lord in Waiting), of w 5 “the Volumes ...

... robes, and were conducted to the Lord Mayor's Vestry, where they were received by the Chict Magis- trate an d the Sheriffs, all attired in their robes of office. ‘This ceremony having been a pro- cession, headed by the Lord Mayor and bis Mace and Sword Bearers ...

... F. R. Hender- Chamberlain, F. F. Johnson, @. Rev. E. H. son, C. E. Beckett, Lord S tanley, Goodwin, Captain Hon. 8. J . Fortescue, R.N. ; Lieut. Colone! Is H. Streatfield, Lord E dmund Talbot, Hon. H. A. Lawrence, A. Altham, and FE. S. Heard ; Lieutenant ...

... their names and addresses to-da: to the minster. Rev. Canon Henson, 17, Dean's-yard, West- Goreham, 6063 W. Matthews, 6458 W. Morris, and 718 Corporal ‘Tomlinson, 17th Lancers.—May , 1900: 3698 Private G. Browster. South Australian Contingent. —April 23, ...