... LAWN TBNNI2 TOURNAMENT AT ST AYDREWS. BE - y in the lawn tennis tournament wos resumed at St S Andrews yesterday. With the raiss of the early morning I& I the courts in the forenoon were soft and sloppy, but as the W t day advanced the pround got irmer ...

... TITWOOD BOWLING AND TENNIS CLUB. I~ ~ I The grounds ef'the Titwoed Tenzis and Bowling Club en Glseeairn Drive were formally inangu. rated on Satardzy by Sir John Stirling Maxwoll, Bart., of Pollak. The green and tennis courts wore openee sonmatimel ago ...

... LONDON, MARCH S. | Roycal Tennis Court.-Prince Albert was so much de- lighted with the game of tennis, whilst at Brighton, that it is his intention to build a tennis coort, we believe, at Buckingham Palace.-Briahton Gazette. Vacant Canunry of St. Pants ...

... g IS O _ CORRE_ ONDENCE 1JIM Go sIEST AND IRISH EDUCA fIONA NEW WORK BY Mp, TENNY- 'tON- Friday Evening. .3eclarations made by Lord Spencer during %5et progress on the subject of Education u P,gsd, sre regarded as an authoratative tea of the determination ...

... adopted. Mir Dunioa IL Gibb, sugarrefiner, was elected presidet, Mr B. Dick- son vice-president; GCoundilor Duff and 3fr John Tennis secretary and treaqqrer; ;ad 14 Knetih MA'Caekli was added to the committee. Mr Japes Thorburn and Mr James York *erie choien ...

... LEAGUE GATEBMG AT CORDALE. I The Renton branch of the Lennox Habitation held a most successful gatbering last night in the tennis-house, Cordale. There was a very large attendance of the members. Mr Alexander Wyhe of Cordale presided. and supporting him ...

... residence. At Galway yesterday the Luke of Edinburgh was entertained at luncheon by the inhabitants,and afterwards Joined a lawn tennis party. He was also presented with an address of welcome, in reply- ing to which he expressed himself highly gratified with ...

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... at the general arrangements Numereus additional English and Scotch works of art are shortly expcated. -LAWN TENNIS TN PAnts-The first lawn tennis match between English and French players was 3held in Paris yesterday, and resulted in a victory for the E ...

... The petition from the mem- rn bers or the tennis club was 6rst read. In it the ;h members took oxceptien to the ereesion ef the la school at Greenlaw, as the site selected was the *t- ground on which their tennis courts were arrangad, as and that they would ...

... London 13 10 a Mr T. D. Dodgeoc, Cockerwooth ?? 11 11 2 LA WN TENNIS. TOURNAMErNT AT MOFFAT.-The draw for the annual lawn temais nouroament, held under toe management of the iseeco (-rove Lawn Tennis and Bowling Green Committee, took place in the Pavilinu yesterday ...

... the bath-rooms, of wbichl there are two upon each flist. A tennis court at the back of the building hass been taken under the especial caie of Dr Thomae, who believes strongly in the game of tennis as a heslth-giving exercise. The cost sit this will be defrayed ...