... resigned. LORD' STANLEry, M.P;, AND Has CoNSTTrrUNTS.- Lord Stanley, M.P., who recently presented £500 to the library named after him at' Kihg's Lynn, and liberally endowed by him in 1853, has just forwarded about fifty interesting volumns to the institution ...

... even- ino sufiiced to bring the contest between Mason and Bird to a conclusion, the result being a vic- tory for the first named, after a most spirited ganme. Winwer and Eungliic also finished about l ic sanme thne, the latter being compelled to re- sign ...

... PhmuiX B.C.; .Toseph Dollard, ElawIuni }3G BaXxtt wade ue runguiae>tlode by Stedm'n, MtPKay, and Dollard, in the order named. After two laps Barrett and Stedman were in close complany a hundred yardsiu advance of MIKay, who was leading Dollard by a similar ...

... least of the Prince Imperial. Memorial Fund should be applied to the building. of a wing to the French Hospital, to be named after the Prince Imperial, has not been received with favodtr by the more influential of the managers of that Institution, They ...

... of this association met on their range, The Grove, at the end of Duncrue Street, to compete for the Grove Cup, a prize named after the range. Sergeant Wigglesworth acted as captain for the day. The weather was fine, light dull, wind left and very changeable ...

... tie 5'ovember Stekes, again sbowed his liking for it, and won the January Stakes very cleverly. Ie evidently likes stakes named after the months. Y The five fresh stakes affordlcd niany fine trials, but g nothing calling for spacial commenit. Mr. Brice's ...

... IS came out for the Wokingham Stakes, for which Rosbach and Tantalus were heavily backed, and they finished in the order named, after a rattling good race. Both Petrarch and Skylark having been scratched for the Alexandra Plate, the field was reduced to ...

... be b desired for rifle shooting-light, good; wind, right o front. The prizes to becompeted f or wvere the Grove 6 I Cup. named after the association's splendid rangeb at Danucrue Street ; and assistant secretary's prize. t confined to janior members. For ...

... Queenstown, after her adventurous voyage &a-rrsss tile Atlantic. The craft, which is only some nineteen feet in length, is named after the gentleman to whose order she was built, is the smallest which has ever attempted to cross the Atlantic. and becrmes ...

... restored her to el. 1h:Soom of ter bereaveid fateb .-Pall MJall Gazette. Aldrrnt Boy, trae Pcenr of 1 eriols at J'matca, is named after an anceeicr of Mr. John Morant, of s Brockenhuret Park, in the New Ferest, who owned s large property there. ...

... to 8 each agst Quadroon and Highland Mary. Xavier showed the way to Qoadroon, Highland Marv, and Gourmand in the order named. After going a mile Oxford Beau took up the running, but with Xavier was beaten at the bond, where Quadroon showed in front of ...

... Barry read a letter,, received from Mr. Thomas Dickson, of Banbridge, offering a cup for the All. de, aged Stakes, to be named after Dr. Donald, the fd- celebrated dog with which he won out the trophy es, offered by the committee. The conditions attached ...