... following couples started:- Mr. Kirke Croois and Mr. Henry Turpin. Mr. F. B. Gilbertaon and Mr. R. Hardman. jun. Mr. James Cillen and Mr. CGeorge Dumlop. Mr. Charles Holt and Mr. E. Wbinuery. Dr. Oxley and Mr. J. B. Lloyd. Mr. James Tweedie end Mr. James ...

... play aaain settled in the 0. L.'s quarter. Richards put in a smart bit of play, but Durandu by a neat punt forced Oxley to touch down. Oxley's drop wvas replied to by A. G. Melly, who made a short kick and, following up again, got the oval a second time ...

... individual shooting of the as foreign contingent, who made a few shots at variouis 1 ta yranges with th'e Snider and Martini-Henry, at which prc ythey were not very successful, jest to steady theirie ),hands before contesting for prizes. One or two gof the ...

... lost 3 points esoh. In the Irish. four, Mr. Henry began with a magpie and Mr. Rigby with a ricochet, Captai Barcitt's initial shut scoring an -inner and Mr. Itb Cowper's a bull. Bulls were returned for Mr. ~b Henry's second, third, and fourth. When the first ...

... intest is no intensified as the firing proe Despite rain ho the ligh Wm excellent,and atdth 800 yards the he scoringvwas good. Oxley, of the English eight, d puton nine c voncve bulls; and Foulkes, of tbesameteam, tearting with ran witl te bulls. Thorburn ...

... o'clock, Queen's, is'stage(Martini-Henry), 2a vards; ; Alfred (Snider), 200 yards, the Gregory (Martini. ie Henry), 200yards, which close at evening; and the ad following, which contizue ?? meeting.- rs) Kirkman (Martini-Henry), Wills (Martini breech- , It ...

... Prize the 'd-e~vent of the fortnight may be said to have passed, 2e u to-day's programme has net been unhn- ?? for the Martini-Henry ?? Cup, ten shots at 600 yards. was comn- se1 pleted early. The winnerwas Private Adams, 5th I's Durhamn, with a score of 44 ...

... year, Other competitions begun five were theeof the -Seretkry df State for Wa, the. St.Leger, th6e 'Pbilion,.the Hatford, the-Henry, thP Heath the ,EZL s tion Cap, and the a:P- Pfrbr~iht. eac Whuen the markers proceeded to their duties at bibh eieght o'clock ...

... Ltarge number of Scottish volunteers, who have takez up their quarters in the assuciation line., preparatory to the Martini-Henry events of tea w xeek. TEIE ALBERT. i| The second stae ¢f the Albert was sot f to! to-day. The oompetitno was restrioted to ...

... have not tinken any gt advantage of r- the faot that the council have included in this weeks programme a number of Martini Henry 'y competitions. There were only four in the N.RA. .- camp, which is set apart for the accommodation of ae provincial corps ...

... W. Oates I Mr J. Bateman's Strychnine ?? ?? Magielan. Barry the Eighth, Garrick', Citigari, Gaudy, Ala Mary, Melody. Sir Henry Hardioge. Lady Margaret, Finci r, D and Caurire also started, but were not placed. Won 'by halfa V head.s J The BOROUGH CUP ...

... their children, were received by Lord WVantage, president, N.PLA., and amongst other guests were the Comte de Paris. Prince Henry de Bour- bon, Prince Antonio of Spain. the Ierl and Countess of Wharncliffe, Earl and Countes Brownlow, the Earl of Denbigh ...