... lb Miss B Garbutt's Lord Lyric, by Lord Lorne-Golden Lyre -Privat. e ~ 4 9 s Mr C A Smith-Ryland's Ben Trovato 'V Chaloner 4 9 0 Mr C A Smith-Ryland's Pile on Face T Chaloner 3 9 0 .Mr M B Peacock'sa Golden LeantOweer 5 9 0 ?? 3 Lowither's Sweetie-3 Beochx ...

... won by three iengths' the same be- tween the second and third. Hiare 'Up was fourth, I.Albany fifth. Frieschuta sixth, and Golden Son- eshine last. The winner was sold to Mr A H Hod. f son for 24 goineae. Mr Doawnes claimed Albany. Irh ROYAL TWO.YEAR~-OLD ...

... ?? 0 ci ,H 6 1 Col Nortis ?? 0 auto; BETTING AT THE START. C ight 6 to Iagst Mans Meg j 5 toWIArmada&, 9StolI udith 40 ?? Boots e 10 to I Chesterfield; 40 to!I White Feather C il00to 9 athilel.t 40 ?? 6 ll00to 8Morion qoto I Pato3 211 totI Buccaneer 60 ...

... out Fair Edris Orme Tatapire clot Florrie Orchia Vangu ard tthE Flank March origen Watch Tower vig I Groat OlId Boots Watercress Siet Golden Garter Polyglot Woolsthorpe the UaleopsisIth ADDITIONAL AuRrvAl&s..Adoration, Ambassador, eml -Bar-e'-uc, BuckiAghami ...

... 1 two. Extras. I ?? - E oivnd Total .. . ?? 13 Total. 11. W it lb WARWICKSHIRE v. KENT. 9 2 8 11 Amidst a scene of great excitement Warwick- a 11 shire defeated Kent at Edgbaston yesterday by 8 11 eight wickets, thus gaining their third successive B ...

... O)AT. On the Racocourse side, CAYVOV Sent Red Eyes r-two miles, Barcalwbey, Prince Francis, and Mar- jolaine, with ENocH's Golden Gate and Queen of ,~the Spring, goin g a mile and a quarter ; SAOLER's ,e Bithvnian, Barrow, and Ali, MARsH's Carabinier ...

... Cecil, Pensionsr, and Hippona, tril sy WAUI;Gt'S Sir Renty James, Perplexed, and 6 1 e. Strange Event, SaIwoori) J-N.'s Old Boots, for z Simnonian, El Diablo, Soult, Hawksbury, Colnorado, iml and Kapurihala, J. DAwzox SSX.'S Hagitert, tan ie Lady P-rimrose ...

... Dollar, Br-Acawrmvas Fetteresst, The Lover, and Cat ednia SHERW~OD'S High Conminssioner, dig anAr-tuo, Mung's B~eadsman. Old Boots, Sheldrake. ale ou Nunthorpe, Hsaymaker, Simouifsn, ei.9ezance, and wa.i 'O'S Primrose Way.. ENOCH'S Fontaineblean, Car- vf ...

... Water, iedrneneam or tavoia; Sporting Thnes, Adieu. ly lMAINCHESTE& l0 Manchestet Cup.--Sportsman, Old Boots; Spotting ~171 Life, Tb~ Rejctbedi or old Boots; Field, Goat Coon or' .9 Tbe 33~ezted; Land and Water,.The Admiral ?? te dish; fensed Victuallers Gazette ...

... linitnde'st'tAt, edC=dVZ ?? Col Onaxbeziegss ?? EcrtCs Lordll gla 8ddneae ?? !an LordO Jondey' eslae ?? Mrr,7111 Mr P1FIoleE's GoldenS Siackn ad a r AJPphts Eton,-at MI Nationail Hunt-t and HurSt Pat ebr-AD Met, -Mr de. Ccans's homes, Hettie,. Joker, OM4 Tst ...

... 2S; Jackson not out, 42; tow for one wicket 68 B NOTTS v. GLOUCESTIRSHIREL B Since two years aeo, at Maidstone, when Lord Hawke won the toes and sent Kent to the wicket, B i. th the resu't thab the home county made a big B score and beat Yorkshire easily ...

... Monday afternoon, 8 and after a ?? ended in a draw, 8 of 2 goal each. o KENT v. SURREY. 7 At Sheeriess, vesterday, in delightful weathr. Wd 7 The opening exchanges were fairly even. but Kent = 7 gradually gained the upper hand, La ce and n 3 Ford scoring before ...