... Blaokheath ?? 2 Maidstone ((+iles) - . .. . . Alsomrn-Corybantica, Lemnaire; Axminster, Wainwright; Nike, Olasveings; 41fryth. Betting-2 to 1 agst Nile% 6 to 1 osgst Ax- Minuster, 7 to 1 each agst Corybantioa. Dlaek- heath and Maidstone, 10 to Ilb~i Cornist ...

... Nuttsall) . . .. _. Mr. Dowlings's Golden Link, 10 12 (I. Walsh) 0; (Winner trained by E. Mlone ,t ?? View, Kldare.) Betting- 5o 4 bget Battle Gage, .7 to 4 agst Golden Link, 5 to I agst any other. The Arab made play from Golden Link and Mao- gregor, with Whitebead ...

... Prosperity Blair H1ope Garlandt colt Preston Kate ?? Brace Golden Oriole Parisienne Battledore Gracehill Queen of Soots Blancutaugoe Golrnilner Ruckinghata Barbara George Wire Rincrabella Carrolrstown Golden Ring Repartee C'hatterbox Kippur Sunrise r Croaghpotrick ...

... Herschel and Bessie Station litter. The _Moans Lc.asons a STAKES, for dog puppies, at £3 5s each. 130 entries. Rebel Rascal beat Golden Harp. George beat Fortunate. Fatere Astronomty beat Black Gnat. Prince Paragon beat Rollick. Fenners beat Grand Star. Arturo ...

... GLOUJCESTERSHIRE v. KENT. This match at Gravesend ended yesterday in a draw. 'The Kent first innings closed on Tuesdacy for 385; Gloucesticrsilire, who, at the opening of play yesterday morning, had five wickets to fall, ob- taining 273. Kent d.eclared after ...

... Hunt Cnp-La Countess or The Dame. , Prince of Wales's Stakes-Roman Oak. I Maiden Plate-Golden Luck or War Trail. Drogheda Stakes-Blackberry. * Downshire Plate-Lough Kent. o Irish M~ilitary Iltrters'-Quickstep or ERambler. . I KILDARE AND NATIONAL HUNT ( ...

... Lowe's Ilsley, 3 Lowe a8 6 8 ? r Lcigh's Veau *l'Or, 4 Jewitt 8 4 Mr Ilibbert's Crornartic, 4 Nightierall a8 3 Capt Baird's Golden Gate, 4 Olding 8 3 Mr Tenby's Mavourneen, 3 Gurry 8 0 ?? Pryor's Motto. 5 A Dav rI8 0 Mr Ahington's Elsa, 3 Morton 7 12 Captain ...

... Patrick Dine, 8 9; Allowvay, 8 8; Dare Devil, 866; Breach1 85;i Alice, 8 4; The Adm~iral.582; Coremandel, 3 2; llsley, 7 12; Old Boots, 7 11; St. Benledict, 7 10,; Boornaby, 7 10; Grand Prior, 710 ; Madamne N~eroda IL., 7 9;t Sedge Chat, 7 9; Clarence, 7 8; ...

... Harvest,. Ruweuzori, Looty, Royal Rod, Glanieuse. ARRIVALS' Adolphus Fitzlhampton Queen of thed Agrippa Golden Arrow Fai'ri'es Barharina Golden Crown Thistledown Cerdelier Geraldine Winfigall C0horalisb Orion ANTICIPATIONS FOR CORK PARK MEETING. CORK ...

... Btlhelston's Sweet Etbhel. 6, £1 O Colonel Follet's (late Mr Elilliard's) Emilie, 4 Mr Greville's Clanranald, by Lord Ronald- Golden Crest, a Mr Herdinan's Lapwing, by Dauntless, dam by by Grey Plover (h-b) (bought fromA Mr Blake, Ballinasloe Fair, 1890) ...

... arrested MJacaulay in College Street, waisl examined. He stated that he found the marks of Curran's boots in M1r. Bright's garden. He de- scribed the heel of the boot, and sawr that it cor- responded with the Marks 'he found. 0-aptain Preston said the police ...

... the card for the Ne Trofford Ha~ndicap, for which Golden Role w4as A sureag order tlars'agliout. With Ohack Bird, -False Step, L L'-respoedeot, aned Hendarsyile each findiog, favour at 7 to 1. Golden ltnletaiiled to-get placed, and in -an cx- due8n finish ...