... favour. During the evening Mitchell made 742, tgainst Stevenson's 6 5. PROFESSIONGAL TENNIS CHAMPIONSW. The long-looked-forward to tennis mnatch for the ps' fessional tennis charnpionship, between Charles Saunde s and Peter Latham, was commenced yesterday ...

... a the Finance Committee contained a resolution to the 0 effect thet as the Board gave the order for the purchase rof lawn-tennis materials for the nurses at the infirmary, t the Board should be requested to decide as to the pay- r ment or non-pavment ...

... mothod of starting an old b boys' society, hit they haill 1 intitltion of stopping there. h It was proposed to forut a lawis tennis ScOtion of that eluib for tho ensting seltt, ainid it sees intoendos thaxt somro sor of literary or debatitg sectioun bhosld ...

... Suez. The Clan Clan Macphersat, from the Clyde and Liverpool for Calcutta, left Suez. LEAMDIGTON LAW.IN TENNIS TOUJRN1. The ninth annual lawn tennis torzrnament at lzotl Leamington Spa was commenced in the Jephson Gardens, yesterday. The promoters of this ...

... s. T. Base, h for Decdye was walking to the lawn tennis green at his ?? leafe The Teshchan, M~oraysbire, his foot slipped, and be f heavily, severely bruising his head. The grousd eurreld itug the tennis green is of concrete, and ?? plc.~ ?? was rather ...

... heat Hon. A. Pomeroy (15), 3 -, 64 6-4; S. D. Wink-worth (15-1) beat NY, ?? (15), 6-4, 6-3. B . TENNIS. D OXFORD AND C2.MBR1DGl.-The single-handed tennis match between Ox'ord and Cambridge was played in the bcourt at Lord's Cricket Ground, yesterday. ...

... tliansls for the present through the 91arquis de Noailles, tlte 1 renclt Ambassador. ad THE POLITICAL LAw1V TENNIS_-Thc political lawn I tennis match betwven the represelntatives of her Majesty's er Government ani the OppooSitiion, which was fixed for ...

... Trarona, from Japan, arrived. -Aug. 16: The Empress, from Japan for Hong Tong, arrived. The ATna for Sydney, ailed. BUXTON TENNIS TOURNAMENT. The open tournament was favoured by more agreeable weather yvesterday. fternoon at Buxton. Better progress was ...

... pig-iron has been witnessed. Some of the small coal proprietors, under these circumstances, are offering coal on slightly better tennis. The market for pig-iron, on this account, is more slug- gish, with a diminished business in the raw material. Tho high brands ...

... That the resolution of the Board of July 16, 1890, declining to pay the account of :£12. ies. due to Mr. W. G. Grenville for tennis appliances, &c., to the infirmary nurses be and is hereby rescinded, and that the account be now paid. He reminded the Board ...

... *Clarissimus, Bst 10kb, aget Lord Westmorland's Cateh.'em Alive' 8st 41b. MATIu: 100, h ft; last half of Ab.M,-Lord Coventry's Tenny. son, Sat 101b, agst Lord Westmorland's Wicket, Sat 71b. A Ficzm HANDIxoAI of S0 soave each, h it, for four-ysar-olds and muwards; ...

... a~ssets £-169., secured credltors £900. LAWN TENNIS. Coaevw-c-rrnoac w cas Wosnmnnr DLA'2nv Ctus.-Charmijng weather prevailed yesterday, when the openr. zag wounds in conneetion wsth the annual two nays, ba-a tennis tourlamaent at the Wolvetbampton Deasery ...