... Belle, 2; Cross Portslade Plate-Leathersrtoeking, 1; Clan, 2; Newmsr. Let, 3. Also ra-n-Essex, Dominican Fence, Feddal, Fire- guard. Fairy Lampp, Rose Gift, Wilhehmina, Roseband, M oonofisl. Belle of Braintrce. Bnighton Handicap-I-timidnter, 1; Castle ...

... tle .Victoria four-in-hand. This machine m=ae great speed, and the tean fired very deliberAtly, Idepending on the powers of their steed to m=04e ip Ifor the time spent at the firing point. In str~dkig rcontrast was the performance of the men of Ithe Miidlesex ...

... will, in all prnbabiiity, proceed to Ireland, on;. corns per year, in the foiiowvicg order :-7th Dragoun Guards, 3rd Dragoon Guards, 2nd Dragoon Guards, Ifith aluesars, 7th Husears, 2nd Dragoons,2OthaRussars, lsai Dragoons. The Infantry roster stands as ...

... list TIb; fire and up- wards, 11st 12-'h. On Guard, 3 ars ilIr. lltazi). ?? Shiffnel, S yrs (R. I1Anlson) ?? ?? ?? Ieoss losoSL 4 es A's. 1lHman) . ?? ?? Eighteen snn. The Selling Ilurdle Race -Odd Trick, 1; Cautionus 2; Pretty Crater, 3. Fire ran, LONDON ...

... presented to the successful competitors by the Maruhioness of Salisbury. The 'weather was de- lightfully fine, and by half-past fire, when the prizes were distributed, there was a large and select company on the common, although there had been a great scarcity ...

... -whole of the troops in Ireland wil be under arms at twelve noon, en that date, and will fire afeju-de-joie at or near their re- spective quarters. The Artillery will fire twenty. one guns at the several stations. NEwRVY-ARPIVAL OF MILITiRv.-On Saturday, at ...

... Lorton, has been re- duced to ashes by fire. The Hon. Mrs. King had a narrow oscape. Miss Boo, her maid, was seriously burned. The house, it is said, was insured for £80,000. At six o'clock anm. the alarm of fire was given, when it was discovered that ...

... HUNTING. COUNTY DOWN STAGHOUKDS. OUT Of the fryinog-pan into the fire! No sooner does it cease r;aining like out of buckets than a frost, accompanied by snow in most parts of the country, sets in, and makes hunting as doubtful as when the country was ...

... Lancers) Dog Fox, a 13 9 M~r 33icardo s (Royal Hiorse Guards) 0 r enita, a 13 0 ?? (12th L~ancers) Strayline, 6 I13 0 .Mr V'illiers' (Royal Horse Guards) Bow- den. 6 13 0 M~r Vil liers's. (Royal Horse Guards) Valetta, 6 13 Mr Stacy's (14th Hussars) Capua, a ...

... was once supposed. My seleetions for to.morrow are:- Woodoote Stahes-Iroquois or Angelina, I Epsom Stakes-Advance or Soot Guard. I Egmont Platte-Charibert. Welter Handioap-Mtile, Maiden StakesE-Montdidier. [,CENTRAL NEWS TELEGRAIJ,] ORDER OF PRUNING, ...

... ?? r. 'C.Beether's (lab Dragoon Guards) Swords- m snan, aged, 12st 31b (owner)-- - I - .0. ?? 0 Major Clinton's (4th Dragoon Guards) Tha Peer, aged, 12st 31b (Captain Batei) ?? ?? - . 0 Major Dents (7th Dragoon Guards) Sandboy, 5 yrs, Hlit 81b (Kr. Heaby) ...

... the Belgian Cap-a volley-firing prize-olosed to-dam. Twenty-nine teamns takc part. To-aorroy a novel and msterestin, competition will take place, when for the Stand.rrd Prize. an international and intercolonial event, firing under military conditions ...