... each agst Gallinacean, Ba listite, or any other. Prince of Naples caused a trifling delay owing to declining to face the machine, but when it went up he Was quickest into his stride, and w as followed by Curablei M nrghi, BerrilU, and Nanki Poo, wvith ...

... tire competing teans wi il be B.hrererowe (utlll cw mpious of Tipueeary), T '1huc.ei 4all Ireirual lusin chamipions 1Y88Th Bath- 'Ironvev (hurling champiotn of Qartn'sCounty), end thea llro dhed aeflei~c . Those willai3 be opposed by some of lir t3esct ...

... tne wa roun-itd. when he gave Way .o Green r MV Eve. wrcr sz.ied along to win in eas-, i-shre. tk.rienne hung fire when the machine .sioaot. and had the worst of the start, crnsi-i'--rz whiich she performed fairly well. ree ti-r-e b-held a very good place ...

... Hurdile Handi-e p r , Turkiah Bath or Heal; Spoztw L OeRHea; Field,, Tur:eh Bath or. Bonnies a L e tand and Water, Irish Girl; Licensed Vsituallers' Gazette, Bonnie Dundpe or Turkish Bath; Sporting Times; Heal. or Turkish Bath. Hampton Steeplechtase Hnd ...

... and especially tho-e who hold office for #hort periods, are paid by the .lay, are suspected of lowering rents to keep the machine work. the County Court Valuers are suspected of desiring so act to keep business from being removed from the County Court ...

... in intensity until the time fixed for I the match arrived. The Leinster representa- I d tives, having dressed at the Ormeau Baths, | 1 drove to Ballynafeigh, where the ground was, found to be in an extremely sodden condition, j and it was at once apparent ...

... and accordinnly the race was c'rdercd to be run agaitn. Hartforth and Minna iid not return but it need hardlv be FaAd lhat bath have to be regarded as starters. at. moreover, the prices whch prevailed at the nirne of the false start are those which have ...

... Rensselaer W Ieader5S8 4 Mr Jersey's Uniform Robinson.6 7 13 Mr Gottschalk's Lexicon 3 Cannot, 4 7 13 Mr BottomleYs Bittern Bathe 4 `7 1 Md M'Creery's Arroyo: Robinson 4 7 s8 Mr Roses Sir Reginald' Honsby 3 7 6 Mr Wagg's Mitcham WaVtson 3 72 Lord Ellesmere's ...

... ac four yards. Time, 2 41 15sr F maccl fInCros, 1; Harvey Duco,2Ateu urt~ 0; Perry, 11: Alf De~rns, 0 ?? hanpened Tnke's machine, which maesst the far side. This left the race at :~ att DeCros, who occupied the first ftsitr -Ce 6 Won by two yards; a. ...

... the Turf Club. I noticed that at the Anglesey and Flying Posts a net has been substituted for tapes, :an& the span of each machine -extends to a distance of eighty- one-,eet which should afford ample room for the largest field wibch may turn oiit. A more ...

... Two miles. age st lb Sir C de Crespigny's Homegrown Private a, 12 3 Mr Yates's Van John Swatton 6 12 3 ?? Dawson's Turkish Bath Woods 6 12 3 Capt Sir Keith Fraser's Young Hussar Escott 5 118 Mr Kirk's Abbeyhill Owner 5 11 8 Miss Norris's Clondalkin Malone ...

... but was easily defeated by the Laley crack. Next week will be well tilled with sport at York and Donzaster in the north and Bath and Salis- bury in the south. The following may be worth atten- tion for the various engagements- sATH. Somersetsbire Jubilee ...