... Richardson being 3D, was succeeded by deuce, Lawford being 15, and the next two games were similarly scored, and to make a long story short Richardson eventually getting exhausted let Lawford win the fifteenth and sixteenth gamnes to 15 and 30, and thus carry ...

... was pult into pi san, and after A short time was placed on hoard a brig at, Bordeaux and senbso Galway I and that he pawned his rosary there to enable him to get here, and thathle its now starving. He varies $his story to suit the religious views of those ...

... were on the ground at eleven o'clock It WAS past one before the match commenced, and even at that hour the home team were short banded, and were in consequence allowed to play Shelton, their fir-t professional, who howled with such wonderful edect that ...

... boon obtained. The aiftir created soei cx- citement ill the1 city to-lay amnonget these to whoml it blecalle known, hiut the story was greatly cyaggerated. A YELLOWSTOiN 1 13EA Al'. Sro t . It is t wild antud solitary place to spend the Will- ter, which ...

... o 'limonil. itat v i--l I ?? trnaly fieatines of great intereec' to oll class~es of sporbsuion hiciulilog ItO original ?? story cnit'.tie AT1 d' 11116 lENCLd, by ?? Irish -ittilnr- ?? NANN III POWE.R o'LONO~fGLS. With the ])enldl Nilnber Avil be preoscnted ...

... Shoe was covered with blood, and declared lthat her husband had shot himself dead in his bed aitertrying to strangle her. Her story was ac. eepted for want of proof to the contrary and thcs corpse was duly buried, though a certain amount of suspicion aluays ...

... sisu I ho.ard this story on last Toiesday, nandfrominquairiesI then ma~de, and from Mi'. Ryder's own versioin of the story, I dund theat I was allege fry yards of thle rev. guntlemian when the cndouttage took place. I say thewhle story is Uise. There is ...

... a canter by a neck amidst great i excitenent. The Ascot Stakes vinner secured the Rous I Memorial Stakes, and Tristan made short work of his I opponents in the Nineteenth Biennial Stakes. Battie- St field enhanced the Tuesday's performance of Shotover ...

... Hatmilton, going- to the wickets against the bowling of Messrs Story and Blood. 3 Runs came fast at once, and the score was rapidly ruan up to 43 before Mr A Hamilton 'was had leg beforo to Story for 1 7. r W S Hamiltontheujoined his brother, when the Oxford ...

... to the jpaddock, when sud- denly a stampede occurred, and the riders, having evi- dently thought that they had gone a round short of the course, set off again at a rapid pace, and floored four of the spectators, Little Agnes this time gained a long lead ...

... ' front the bank vhich the spectator-i 'ccupy to the top . coraier of the coursing tield. Along toe bass of this fence, at short ia'ervalc, are holes for the escrape of the .h-ure-. These aperrurus are so on-truste i as to nisbi- r mise the danger, to ...

... (Sill and Sun, loG- bel'ore I pennted a line of ti oeirnei)r,- to write a short ilfs of the illustrious; proiate. line Ipublishing firm wished that I should ciompre~. a t~re story of the Archbishop's life into two hondre ?? two hundred and ten. pegee, to ...