... want Eery, what did yew ask times Grattan where he stands in artistic bemire her fur , ?': nuit tin le fu ti r it y d o ed u ? Gi m e I no i.. ti , i v er e . „ g H oo s d iri ai ll 3/11 twice as great as the real Grattan thundering in the Semite. Therefore ...

... 17th century patriots—John Hampden nod Algernon Sydney. armed for fight, and with their mofimm inwireliing them; Cromwell, stern and resolute; Milton an a einich with long waving hair. In another nook we are by Mu:nil'. tied by Grattan's inane-tic face, and ...

... Erskine b Baird I S. Beggs not out .. To bat—M. hirable. E. Hughes, J. A. M•Gonigal. J. William., J. P. Birch, H.lcolnasod: H. John. skin. J. Henry. Extend 6 LA WNSROOK v. HIGHFIELD. Played at Woodvale Park on a *oft iriekel. Eadenbrook battod s.. to ...

... number of spo . otators. fit W. Hamill :aid Grattan. the two not out. tsf ithe previous. day. timed the of Mrtemente and Joe Hawthowns. Hamill out Mrlemsat's third ball for three. but with the next ball Grattan was bowled, without adl. ing to his tame. ...

... the next (Friday I morning, indeed .4 ~. Grattan; halves, Dickson, Holmes. and H. W. - Saturday morning. The early editim will W `ill. teal!. in 1.. m. Module's; forwards. N. Andrew., 0, Andrews, CHALLENGE TO JOHN ROBERTS. be • complete paper in all respects ...

... of Its .. tome. But now this hat best ••• Cm B‘rii t i I came, that tine club is properly ',gartered' S wrl Tate, arming • of • and incorporated according to Act of iflff cil linf Irmh TM City Club /us • spud il. only j from tht. one of mew—that ...

... '''°. -- ''' .n t in '' . '''' . ttoro • foursome pl•yt& Tiros rump' for..',' a° W ' ubl* -4 c ''' . limed Pearan by sla armed? to 1 jun:emit all, The prettied n•I record ri 35 thin-case I beaten by butts Braid aid Taylor. ' ULSTER GYMNASTIC NOTES. -- ...

... wickets Mc'enie,' 11.1.•. M. 0.. John' Devictenn, J.P., 1.°Y.,ha at i. Prr..2d •1 n2a„,.,h. the 'a.; Bilden. li.ult- against Englieh howling, end in Eingbeh ersediese and party • R. I. Cell.ll, I. J. Andres. John .' .!me •PP''°r•a• **.• t' ` ...

... Al'ilayter. M'Cann, and Lytle; forwards. Swath. John. Mon, Seatua. and Duman. Linemen, Mersin.' tLintield) and Rolpath tOleatoran). /to, fame, Mr. W. ',Mord. I.R.A. Lindell the t 0 Glentoran (Pm John. Moe) kicked prompt to tune, the debriefing the ...

... Pyyer putting on the fourth point wee vent pear The wan very atoll ' for ho tide. John-ton &flown. , the boll to cannon tide Iming whited in tuin. Wattle got • rm. off bit arm into net. looked a very , but when he took the kick he emit on the 'oft goal, but ...

... looking tram. •LF.; IL 11 .141. •• N'a.l C• Ilaebeliama 4 4 Oorbl. mertery +M Caichae an rift enonah Mane.. Trotter sari and John WPartaed. J.P. The E,.. a .. o f E.,. i s , a a. Nd ward J. Cr. rm l. Cary. ileskarr ons primer. a on g n .„ . n o w gg Th ...

... is. Lathy. call ier growled the turning 'be metes quietly. Cell it taste AU IS•ere—Osi • UMW WNW lb. biosond Ball 1 Mr. John Valentine'n romedy, Ptronger Sea, • hint snit to on Mona ir. treated • farawrabk imprewoon as permuted kg the of rod Mr ...