... -Plaved n at Edge-lane, and resulted in a victory for the Saints by S goals to 7 ?? .VERiNON ROV1;BS V. BOO3Mf!%-DLR%-Played on the ground of the latter, Sheil Park, and a good r game resulted in a draw. mr TRI r RovE v. A Ross (S is TrA).-Played on the ground ...

... revelling I& for a few hours amid rastl sones where the hish 18 seemed to be expeetfui of the call of spring. t I rode wris a. orespondent, crs e th ,anciet parish of North Me, naking a circuit. If 15 mies, a plea nt little tow for a ...

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... Three-quarters of a mile. a Trapeze, 4 yrs ?? I Clark: 1 fWarrIor, 6 yra. . Adams I a Dtaloon, 4 yrs ?? @w@*0ww~Fordhava 3 ~ l~atloon,4 -ra ?? oraM 3 o Ceorops (Lontes), ltedau (Cannon), Skirmish (flbbV. x Confederate (Hearthield), Furze Chat (Carter), Hlstorlaa ...

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... Sovs. A winnuer of three courses to ?? 30 SOVs. A winner of two courses to receive . ?? 20 SOVE A winner of one course to receive-- ?? Sovs. 'Ale dog which is beaten in the first ties for the ul)bythewinner ofthiecuptoreceiveinfaddition 10 Sovs. I A bornus ...

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... our men would have out a better fignre. The Lancashire team was perhaps a little stronger than the one at Trenb Bridge, Mr. H. B. Steel being a manifestly valuable addition, as his scores of 15 and 34 testify. Mr. Dobell made a very sitisfawtory debut ...

... that audience. From the enthusiasm manifested by so brilliant may a company as was assembled to greet Mr. Glover on his the debut, we certainly expected to have seen crowded houses at chat each repetition of the opera, which is in every respect so well ...

... fai h ail ato ha e asbt as any ceve ladel' tile flag of a St. Vincent or al Nelson! rbei e bright array oifsell at holy must have appeared a 'fleet of pleasure' ineder the toiwers of princely Chats- worthl. Tile distinguialiedl leroes of the Hsttle.field ...