... Roe; b Heare.. 0 3r. S. E. 'lask, b Reare. 3 b Burton. 4 3r. i C. NPalairet, o Dmug- liahjbtn btu. 18 3£r. s. Mi. J. Woods, e Henery, b Hll are .12 Mr. A. E. Newton, c Dauglabh, b Hearne .11 Mfr. W. A B. Young, notout o.. 0 B2,-3. . 6 Total . . 7 XuDDLSESh ...

... well won victory for Middlseday G~~o~~cusmsaxsz. ~~~frolm ova First Ioninpe. Second. Trnings. takit ab Mr. E. M. Grace, c Henery, b addi, [bhe Kearne ?? la Hearne, b Nepean 7 for= the Mr. W. G. Grace,bH~earne 4a tWest, bNepeomn,- 0 bour Mr. 0. G. Radcliffe ...

... Patterson, r and ho ?? 84 Mr. W. N. Roe, Is ?? Mr. W. Itaohleigh, 1-b-w, Is Tamner ?? 14 Mr. H. Pig-, b Taumer ?? 0 Mr. P. 3. T~. Henery. a o nnll Byl ?? 33 Mr. A. J. Thornton, ho ?? Mr. 0. W. Rticketto, e Lyons, b Trott ?? 20 16ev, R8. T. Thornton, o Mcflonnell ...

... lltCleren, res WhrfLodouhrige;C.Brows, Richmond; Heary Carig, Cheoata; adwed Wrightd Bearcnke ?? Wallineer, Tower Stairs;Henery Chnrarles Goddard, Toedor Stairs; Charles Joyce, Acorn Stairs, Rothequaits Clharlesoriley, Chuerchne Stairs, lstherhith i; ...

... start. Sydenbam finished alone in 4min. 5see. 120 Yards Hndicap boon). Final Heat: R. C. Woodyatt, ?? scratch, 1; 3. P. Ei Henery, ?? 1 yards start, 2; L. 1. Tremeer, Polytechnic H., 4 yards, 3. Won by six inches, a foot between second and third. Time ...

... Sharpe 16 Mr. S. W. Scott, b Lohmann ?? I cAbel, b Lomnnon 6 Mr T. C. O'Brien, b Lobmann 15 not out ?? 13 Mr. P. J. T. Henery, e and b Sharpe ?? cand bLohman. 0 P. J. de Paravicini, oW. Read, ?? ?? ?? 0c ad b LohA ?? 0 Mr. J. Robertson, e and b Loh- ...

... Lard Dudley's, Carlsbad, 5pm7, list (car. list hitil Lard Royston 3 Mr. B. liletsoe'. B'e-wing, 6 pas, list lhb.Mr. J. C. t'henery 0 C'apt. G. It. Sp~enee'st Iivebaitt aged, iltst Capt. Barry 0 Mri. ?? 51. ltuseil'sV. Laidy Ada, S yss, ?? Trickle 0 Mor ...

... MidS and following days:-Nfessrs. A. .T. NVabbe (captain). Ge T Vernon, T. C. O'Blrien, A. E. Stoddart, S W Scott, P- J- I Henery, P. J. do Paravicini, and L. II atmeistsr, TMi Blurton, Phillips, and another. ELEPHANT HUNTERS. TO THE ED==O OF THlE DAILY ...

... ball from Mlason. The change was very successful, as after being let oft by Mlarchant at mid-off, Hearne was caught at slip. Henery found a most useful partner in Menzies, who kept up his wicket while the former hit. In the course of four overs, H-encry ...

... ? 12 dz MrW.44%ltoe,hbStoddSrt ?? Is ?? 4 it Mr. H. T. Hewett, c Scott, Is Ie Heane ?? run ?? S c- Mr. S. H.. J. Woods, C HenerY Is ! c ?? . ?? ?? I 2 cHearne,bI Iawlin 6 isMx.YV.T. Hill, b awlin ?? 15 not ?? 0 A Mr. A. B. Newton, b Bawlin. (I - Mr ...

... Sugg (F. I-I.) .. - 14 ?? ?? .169a. .. .32.61 Wainivright.. 16 ?? ?? 62 18.37 M trdoch, W. L. 19 ?? 548 ?? 96 ?? 32.23 Henery, P. J. T.13 ?? 203 ?? 63o ?? 16.91 Ferris, J. J ?? ?? 510 .. .106 ?? .31.87 H-lifI , A. J. L. ..14 ?? ?? 34 16.83 B3riggs ...

... A. Nepean, a heart, b Humpre~inys ?? 11 V o idwlin, b ?? 2 Mr. A. K. VWarson.. c end b flnmp'irrrys ?? s liir. P. J. T. Henery, not out ?? 21 O 1'hillips, not ?? ?? Messrs . 4 Byes ?? 11 chester), .1 - to goin. .4Total ?? O 5. T. lleasrne and 5J. hE ...