... Bagpipe competition icom- B petitors to ploy quickstep, otratbspey, and reell-ist, Bobert MSijinnun. olasgow; a 1, T. Douglas and John Whitson, overtown (equal). 'l'wo mile handicap-lot, J. Chapman; 2s1, J. Cameron; 3d David leao, Waterloo. Dancing ig01h- ...

... inches. Seven-a-side Rugby football competition-Thistle F.C. v. Nomad F.C.-Thistle I goal to nil. Five- a-side football competition, junior - 2nd Aberdeen v. 'Varsity.-'Varsity 1 goal to sil. Five-a-side football competition, under 16 years of age -Junior ...

... Cash 3. Ten ran. WARWICK NunscRY-Compton Miss 1, Potboy 2 Dancing Maid 3. 'twelve ran. BUDEROOK STAsECS-Rabicano 1, The Alsatian 2, I Undecided 3. Eieven ran. AltnXa HANDICAP.-Glentworth 1, Clog Dance 2, Kate Paradise S. Seven ran. CLUB WELTER HANDICAP-Uncle ...

... took the hridle away before weighing in. The objection was overruled. PRINCESS OF WALES' PLATE-Diplomnatic 1, Conachar 2, Clog Dance and Poppyland dead heat for third place. Five ran. MORTLAKE PLATE-Beau Brocade 1, Satura filly 2, Lobelia filly 3. Five ...

... and Lawrie. VOLUNTEERS. BIG GUN COMPETITION. On Saturday, a competition with 40-pounder breech- loading gunsl took place at Aberdeen Beach , Battery between detachments of the Aberdeen Artil- lery Volunteers. The competition was open to all d officers, ...

... 87)i, sever (14, 83., Icarni ?? e monthly competition woe plarod off! C .dior.3 on Saturday over their cessose oh, Ce.'hmno Gas~Ile. The Iweather wee coed, and tie course was in solendid 51.tlte leitstion, Mr Danc-an Camnpbell, Peislee woe the Lust price ...

... which it cannot get rid.of. n .Drugs and medicine are worse than useless in such ciroumstanees; they simply assist in the clogging process. . What is wanted is not so muocr food as nourish- ment, and a partially digested Food-beverage such as Dr Tibbles' ...

... WARWICK MEETING. CovENTRY Two-vYrAR-OL-D PLATE-Zeneyda filly 1, Iceni !, Juicy 3. Six ran. GBOVE PARE PLATE-Best Man 1, Clog Dance 2, Peephole S. Seven ran. Towx SELLING PLAtE-Queen of Sheba 1, Grate- ful 2, Charlie Duanmore 3. Six ran. SPRING Cup-Colorado ...

... gratulatctd on seuring the cer~vices of the band of tho City Artillery, whieb:eontributed greatly to the daysN enjoyment. Dancing was engaged in from an easrly hour in the day, and WaN enthusiaetically carried en to the close of the meeting. Aunt Sally ...

... and Shelly, 7 to 1 Clog Dance, lO to C each St Gregory and otlers offered. Shelly sbowed temper at the post, and when the flag fell Clog Dance oD the left jumxped oft ?? he of a tine, Raeburn, and Shelly. Half-way up the hill Clog ?? dropped ...

... Marius 3. Nineteen ran. AUTuMN HANDhCAP-Carmilhan 1, Lumberer 2, Hawkesbury 3. Seventeen ran. KSENsyirm PLATE-Conachar 1, Clog-Dance 2. Gangway and Primrose dead heat. Six ran. THE CESAREWITCH. CYPRA W. Pratt f RED EYES . T. Loates t LADY ...

... Raut Brion. Richmond Stakes.-Sporting Life, Erin ; Sport- ing Times, Godwit or Diplomatic ; Sportsman, Philanthropist or Clog Dance. Teddingten Nursery Handioap.-Sporting Life, Sybil Roy; Sportsman, Irish Car or Parquet; Sporting Times, Rhythm or Prince ...