... and Friday of lasti week-, 'was remarkable for fine As was the case a year ago, 'Messrs. John Ball, Jun., and 'Harold Hilt-on divided the lioneuss- euly. Bu Mr. John Graham, jun., although -'iwas not successful on either day in winnin~g .athe merlit -awardsi ...

... T J ?? The Wexali Mr. John Murnazne's Hermitiue Mr. G F Murplay's Ballyhir Ma'. J R O'Connor's Penizs.: P , Mr E N Power's Arnie I hui Mrs Stacpoole's Little Cuonfto , Mr. H Walker's Frage g Mr. J XVhelia's Blarney Srs;e Mr. John Widger's Royal o)ry, it ...

... 4 Armestrong 's a? 761'Mr. Brewer's Libtlte isd lRst, 3 H*., Battes :t 76 Ir~. Sobmabe's Rowan 'Berry, 3 T'ickering a?4 '.Johns Craig's VForlages', 4 Dri scoll 4MtR% ?? LT. Cunninghamr's Mogul, 5 Blasts 7 3 Mr. P. C%. Patton's ~Magnate, 3 C, Peckl 'a ...

... Stephen Grethail, Cloonneen I House; Mr Pierce Puacell and Mr John A Newman,I J P. Dromore; Captain and Mrs Leader, Roosnalek; Mr Richard E Longfeld and Master Longfleld, Waterloo; Ur John Gueiin. J P. isdenhall; General Willinimson, I Mr Scovell, Scots ...

... be-i c Peen old friends and old enemies. Hera the me- ropolitan Dhmoan meets Pythias lrom Cork; Bob SHterly flsls into the arms off Hawk- Law; Ind Jack Barry, ?? enterprising Oi'lar, walks into the embrace of a! enaber- of the G Division, having quite ...

... Jameson (captain), T. 3Montgomery, D. Arthur, R. A Simms, S. MNTlKee, John Gordon, C. Wheeler, J Wheeler, H. Morniscn. J. Dill, S. Sinclair. The umpires were Messrs Charles H. Grattan Emerson and F. C. Haddock for Deblin, and S. M Kee and W. Daudson for ...

... (offerdd). Intitiiulator, in tilo centre, made thei running ?? ?? on the stahnd side, followed by Bleaulieu Lpss colt, Baaibine, Grattan, and La 'Novia. with Weber, Altblae, Doath Duty, J Moerder, Bird nf March, with Argosy on their heeels, and Kilmsurs getting ...

... branch was held at the committee r' - Rialto. Mr Johbn J.Fahy Ipresided. Am- those present everO- Messrs Michael sz John Hall, W H John s tl-i, Gee Stafford .1 , Byrne, Mathew Fa'ay, ?? A lengtlhy ` .- - sion took plae relevant t.. the appro;sL:' election ...

... made to Mr. John Ferguson's, of Silversprings, where. hares were so plentif-ul it was with difficulty one wts singled out that gave a nice run of -twenty minutes, end- ing with a kill in. the open, close to the bea-tiful Sinilewater. Mr. -John Ferguson then ...

... Playwright, Van John, Tart:. (Rtare started at 2-51. Winner trained privately.) Bemting-7 to 4 agst Knight of Rhodes, 2 to I agst Killy- leagh, 9 to 2 agst Xylophone. 100 to 12 agst Bayreuth, 100 tD S esach agst Playwright, Van John, Tati, and Lahore ...

... the Round Course. 'ldjor Fewnwick'a Barford, by Kivg MIonmiouth i -WarU4e Bells, 4 yrs. 94 ?? ,Allsopp t I Lord Stacsley's Arm ean (el, by Blue Green- Orainge, 3ym 8Rt61b ?? .. M E i by t 1 ?? Lyhaim's IEl Ratidor, S yr., 8st 0 Madden 3 I Mr. Crest's ...

... r, 6 Wheeler 2116 Mr. A. E. Aston's Paceby. 4 Private 11 6 Mr. ?? Agar&s Homing Belle, 5 Matton U1 S dr J. MViller's Roavl Arms, 4 Halsey U 5 major Edwards9's Ha6milla., a' Redding- UIS Mr. ft. P. Hickman's Macboozer, S Private U1 S Mr. J.Monno Walker's ...