... has come remarkably well out of the International Bicycle Race. There were five English competitors, and four of these secured the first four places. Apropos by tne way of road- racing, the accident to the Dorking coach on Saturday afternoon-which was caused ...

... scene of accident. These were overlooked by all, and precious time was lost in sending for the same to Harvey's barge, anchored half a mile lower down stream. The accident itself seems to have been a common-place one. Scratch four-oar races were going ...

... day of racing. The 1 bump, of itself, causes no violence. The difference in ?? between two racing boats is slight, even when one catches the other, so that the contact causes very little, if any, appreciable shock. By the rules of the races a ' bumped ...

... TH-E ' ENGLIS-P RACE. To the EDITOR of the PALL MALL GAZETTE. SIR,-The placid ignorance of people who write unnecessary letters to the papers as to the, ethnology of our Island Kingdom is a disgrace. They would very much like, if they could, to follow' ...

... sition, he failed to come to the front at any part of the race, and finished, as he began, the last of the five runners. Victory remained with Pretty John, a horse who is continually winning races of the second class with a heavy weight, and who will be ...

... THE HUDDERSFIELD TRAMCAR ACCIDENT. Two mnore deaths have resulted from the steam tramcar accident at Hudders I field, making the total number of lives lost up to the present date seven. An inquest was formally opened last evening, and adjourned. HENLEY ...

... RACING NOTES. ANev rcmnaiks on the past week's racing may be compressed into a very small space. It is only natural that after the long series of important gathenings from. Newmvrarket to Ascot, particularly with the running and training grounds in their ...

... d was in the race for the Derby, when he finished only a head behind King of the Forest and Albert Victor, and little more than a length from the actual winner. Thenceforward he gradually descended the scale, failing to win a single race, though often ...

... RAILWAY ACCIDENTS. A serious railway accident occurred at the Pontypridd junction of the Taft o Vale line, near Cardiff, on Saturday afternoon. A heavily laden passenger train he bringing people from the Rhontdda Valley to the Pontypridd market, while ...

... SECOND EDITION, 2 o'clock. RAILWAY' ACCIDENTS. - ?? Ad I IIVT F T¶rTa REPORTED LOSS OF TWELVE LINTES. Ths morning, shortly after six o'clock, the 5.3o Great \Western newspaper train from) Paddington ran duriing the dense fog into a goods train which was ...

... FATAL BLASTING ACCIDENT. Thlis mnorning while blasting operations were being conducted at James vis)( clk, Greenocl, the charge wvent off sooner than was expected, and a ,ifV tOI)S of rock was dislodged. One man was struck by a huge piece l *od instantly ...

... T THE BEAUTY OF RACE. [By A. M.] ThiE international comparison of beauty ought to be revised some three times in a century; and all who have looked upon men and women, to see how they differed by race in one generation, would do well to look again with ...