... the Hunting Accident. Racing Lotteries. Fatal Attack upon a Constable. Suspected Outrage and Murder. Daring Burglary. TE MURDERFR OF D'RCY SAGEI, a Occurrence in a Chrch. Fatal Raiway Accidents. IWreck of the Steamer Syrian. BOAT ACCIDENT dND GREAT LOS3 ...

... MONTROSE RACES. The following report of Montiofe races only came to our hand yelierdav, otl-.et wife we ihouid have been happy m gratifying our fponing readers with an eatlicr account of them : — Cn Tueiday, Augui't y, sc!. four mile heat,, was Mr Hetchcr's ...

... RACING STATISTICS. Many of the statistics which are compiled at the close the racing season, and which in default of any more stirring occupation provide subjects of discussion for the sporting world are not any general interest, but some of them are ...

... whose task was an exceedingly 'havy one. As a result of the accident there was naturally much delay in working the traffic. The Great Western Railway Company express their deep regret at the accident, and have ordered an official inquiry to be held as soon ...

... practically run its course. . THS INTER1NATIONAL YACHT RAcE. - We learn that the conditions impised by the New York Yacht Club for the America Cup race are eo different to the I conditions which governed the race between the V olunteer and the Thistle that Lord ...

... regularity they had shown throughout. After rowing a splendid race, OXFORD WON BY 4 LENGTHS, IN 21 MINUTES 61 SECONDS. The course was admirably kept throughout, and the race passed off without accident or a hitch of any kind occurring. Former winners of Yr. ...

... THE YACHT RACING SEASON. Like the summer itself yacht racing was alto- gether backward, and the Clyde season was the dullest for some years. The Royal Northern and Royal Clyde started without their cruising prizes, and the face of the bank disaster ...

... Mablethorp Races are fixed for Monday, Oct. Miukfct R.isen Races stand for Monday, ...

... Kilsyth.-Fatal Accident in the Pit.-On Satur day morning lad named Chalmers, residing wal killed Now-4 Pit, Gartsbore, belonging to Meeare William & Co. The lad was one of a race hutches which were being drawn the brae, and whea near the tap the incline ...

... successive years. For this race there was a walk over, by Mr. Maxwell's br. c., by Turcoman. Tlhe next was for a sweepstakes of 15 sovs. each, 5 ft. for hunters; race-horses admitted-£45 added. Two mile heats. For this race, although six or seven horses ...

... CONrINENT-THE RESIGNATION OF m.R M\UNDELLA.-BOATING ACCIDENT.-GENERAL NEWS. Page 8 ?? Is ENGLISH L4ND VALUELESS?-TnE COW QUESTION IN BENGAL. -TITTLE TATTLE. Page 9 ?? SPORTING NOTES AND NEwS.-RACING, CRICKET, GOLF.-O.N THE UPiPERl THAMES. Page 10 ?? ...

... Prompt Cash, CALL AND SEE THE ELSWICK SAFETY, Winner of the 100 Miles Race, Shildon Track, June 1B, 1892; the Fastest Afachine bv 5 miniutesat Gos- forth Park (Chronicle Coup) 100 MIiles Race ; and holder of the World's Records for 90 and 100 Miles for Safetv ...