... DUBLIN: MONDAY, JUNE 80, 1872. ?? . . NNN.N~sN~s^\N~s>X ti IN the national legends or records of every land wa there is oxfe story which repeats itself with sin- pU gular pertinacity. A faithless Prince entertains wh a number of his former foes. The tables ...

... playing, however, one man short. The Navan in their second innings put together 88 rnns, when call of time put an end to the contest. For the University the only double figures made were:- Mr. J. F. Adair 23, and Mr. J. B. Story 19. For the Navan-Mr. J ...

... Tailors. M, Thre 16. 'T'rousers House. .11555 LADY DAEVILaE; on, Losr arN THE LoBnrsINTH. -A new story will be commenced, simultaneously with the new story by -Miss Be'addon, in the Penrnoy Depratch of August 30th. Office: 83 Middle Abbey- street. 4 VALUABLE ...

... s whaowereinflinstriouis dnringtha ?? just, close~d might almost retires from peneilliag; but with the takers of adds the story is a very different oen. The raring season in Ireland irs now virtually over, andJ the Monaghan meeting, -which -will, take ...

... Another stag was enlarged in a short time at Knockarnock, and took (t them at a break-neck pace back towards Ballymore, I- end again swerved towards the bog of Granule, where a good many were disappointed in not knowing the t. short cuts. Altogetser it was a ...

... to 1 is now to be had about Mr. Hemming's nomination, 100 to 7 is snapped up about Mr. Dunn's just to give a colour'to the story that there was nothing in the trial of Fugi- tive and Peasant Boy that the latter's party made-8o much of. Mr. Jardine's Muriel ...

... ip S game greyhound, and it would be folly to let her TUn unbacked if she be in anything lk her old form. To make a long story short, I will say that the threw which take my fancy most of the English foa4lent are .-PEsAlT BOY, Fuoomvs, ?? HoooN,. And now ...

... Ballyadams, which usually holds a racer, but this fine preserve, much to -the disappoint- ment of the fielders, repeated the same story, audwes drawn. blank. The fielders grow now restless as the next move is for Clopook, which also.appears under a spell, andthe ...

... SPORTING INTELLIGENCE PUNCHESTOWN RACES. (From our Special Correspondent.) The story of yesterday's Punchestown is soon told. d Th weather was very flue, the racing was very good, 8 and the attendance was very small. The city was not e disturbed by any ...

... brought out a fine fied, and fell to Enthre- , after a rattling ra with Adima. and when Morristown had .justiied the betting of short odds against him in the Rail- wvvay Plane by winning it easily, the days spore had most ;satisfactorily nermoinatad. The details ...

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... upon him two appear to go on Leo- linus, who is at surprisingly short odds, seeing that e his only good performance-and there are three very bad ones down againpt him- -makes him 211b short of a clinker. And yet I am inclined to stand upon him in preference ...