... THE FIELD. SATURDAY, XARCH 16, 1872. THE CHAMP 01' SPORT. WITBOUT COMPETITION, sport as well as life would stagmate. It was told of the natives of the Balearic Islands that when young they were taught the accurate use of the sling by their parents placing ...

... in Jamaica there are excellent hotels, which just now are filled with visitors, and where every night there are concerts, dances, and all the etcetera of a season in full awing. Venue son p o ut; some prefer the one, some the other. In the lower reaches ...

... DOG SHOW. Fon many a long year the old and quaint town of Holston has had a dog show on their annual holiday, named Flora Dance. Lofton d bas u sal that modern ideas were out of harmony with the celebration of th.• an snot rite.. of flurry .lay and many ...

... variation, that the sailing c munittee will handicap ‘without appeal) the vessels entered as they shall deem just. Entries to clog* on Friday, Aug. at midnight. No post entries. On Wednesday, Aug. T. 11. Y B. PRIZES of L 125, for all ta rf not lees than ...

... Mr S. M. Burrows and Mr J. Wickwar were appointed joint smreteries. SEA ANGLER 3' COMPETITION. THE BRITISH Sea Anglers' Society have arranged a prize medal competition, which in many moods i 3 ewe'. The members have their own headquarters and boat at ...

... than the previous sale, was a substantial proo of the healthy condition of the old winter pastime. Suffice to say that the competition for the most attractive lots of sapling, entered was animated, whilst most of the older greyhounds al so found a good market ...

... rover ;`ht atone= • kr. drizzlin g ermine, which made things Aar persons eased. There was. p divine the weather. and the competitive., el the elherisetar. wen all round. N. Wittenberg was amen* the for the sprint sad but without his wonted imams. as he ...

... 1877.—Left Kingstown at 11.60 a.m. ; wind N.W. When off Arklow Bent it began to blow from W./3.W.; shifted to No. 4 jib, and clogs reefed mainsail. Saturday, 21st —Made the Smalls about 4 p ; very thick, with heavy squill- of rain and wind, theme and wind ...

... the bride and melds dance In a pnsty for semici rcle wsky.b em . This m) sac preliminary does not continue long, .ms they are joined by the young men, and the danc.e4.becoamneas g n irt lilirgel.revieusly stated, when a Kafir dances, his whole bod y is ...

... Immediately after the distribution of the prizes dancing commenced in one of the society's large marquees, which is furnished with an excellent boarded door, admirably adapted for the purpose. The dancing was continued with great spirit until about half-past ...

... consistently award their prizes to horses which have pasterns with the tops half-way up their legs, and hoofs suggestive of clog-dancing. Nor is the professor alone, for he has all the Scottish veterinary profession along with him, and three-fourths of the ...

... ought to win the National Hunt Flat rosre Race. For the Ladies' Plate we like the chances of Secretaire and Trelaske beet. Clog Dance or Bleu Her may secure the Grove Park Two-Year-Old Plate, and Villefranche the Wellesboarne All -aged Maiden Plate. . . ...