... and he will be a bold maui who will novw venture to contend with the C Champion of England. . Neate appeared at the Royal Tennis Court in London yesterday, accompanied by Belchier and H. Harmer, with his arm it)asling, from a hurt in the shoulder. The ...

... [ytahaed for Wtreat than onl Monday, though the tra e is, far from F e brisk. Barley, Beans, and Peas, sell on full as good tenn;i anit Oats of good quality are taken ?? an advance of about la. eper quarter. In othier articles no material variation. d ...

... boss er, was put on at H'illyer's wicket. He delivered his tirst ball to ,Mr. Taylor, w ho made anotter beautiful hit to the Tennis Court and mtaaaked 4. Frona Clark's second ball Mr T. scored 2 litore. Another over la-om w Ilaringell, aid aao run. Fromn ...

... ALTERATION IN TmnE LAW OF BowLTXG,-On Wednesday a numerous assemblage of members of the Narylebone Cricket Club toolc place in the Tennis-court, Lprd's Ground, for the purpose of discussing tile altering, and deciding upon, an amendment, announced to be pro- posed ...

... LAw X. After the match a very important meeting, and of con- siderable interest to cricketers il general, was held in the Tennis.court adjoining Lord's Ground, to take into considerm- tion the above law. Lord Dudley presided, anid havinig statJ. the object ...

... seven wikekts down. TIEm OXFORD AND CAMuMIDGE TENNI1S MATCE.-The four-handed match will be played this day (Saturday), in the Tennis Court at Lord's. The Court is in excellent condition, and tile following, we believe, will contend:- Cambridgu-Mr. Russell ...

... Thursday lest, .antIa.. tho end of the day's play the score stoodtlnxs:-SiR.y., 101 ; Oxford, 141, with seven wickets dowsn. The Tennis Match--Oxford v. Cambridgc.. The single-hnllded matela was played last Saturdayh Die.s I Tenlis Court, at Lord's Ground, and ...

... render m-Southsea, Beach Naupion to celebrate the re-opening of the Of the ral buiing. Seotbsea~owang Club Begattn.-21st. Mr. Tenny- navigo ad. son's new poem, Queen Marj, published,-22nd. Death of the A, in Mrs. H. M. Emanuel, of Forteson from the effects ...

... LAWN TENNIS TO UR-IN^MENT. I A lawn tennis tournament took place on the Garrison Recreation ground, Portsmouth, commencing on Thuraday, Sept. 22nd, and lasting over a week. There were in all liX events, Bome of which proved very exciting, as will bh sean ...

... could not stand or give an account of himself, and was as R. therefore locked up. 11 Mr. TENSIS CLUB.-We understand that a Tennis Club T and has been formed in connection with the Cricket Club. 5C erm. CONCERT.-An amateur concert was given on Tues- le ...

... singles were got. At 1.25 ri lonnor made the biggest hit yet seen. He lifted Alcock right away past the south stand on to the tennis rink, for which six were added. Thespectators rpplauded. and the telegraph showed 40. All round scoring ensued, and by a hit ...

... 0; 0. Hunt, 3; C. Stevens, 0; W. Lewis, 3; V. Heath, 0; J. Maskly.e, 3; A. C.tgreave, 0; byTe, 5; totals, 40 and 13. LAWN TENNIS. ALL ENGLAND DorUL CN PioNsnMa.y Thee event was commenced ait Oxford on Tuesday in delightful weather. The entries avere very ...