... champions of the north and south. Jolohn5,- Rc Osborne knows he shall have all his work to do to prevent' Ki the prize going into Kent; and Wells seems sanguine he Co Iof shall turn tbe tables upon his great northern rival. Crocus Tat id.; 8Pa id;is much improved ...

... 71b; winners extra;. maiden e-kr alloweicoes. Pl~ for-longs. ich Moe.trr d Pa~s lsoran Betln~lSto S on Dame ~ A ?? waited on Golden Tidings to tine dietsene 'atz bhe where dhe took the command, and, never bedng headed,, Wonl be in a cantor by a. length cand ...

... he immediately cut his throat with it, and died in a few minutem CLUCKU TWJ. KENT V. AUSTRALIANS. Wanting 55 runs to avoid a follow on, and having four wickets to fall, Kent went on tatting at Maid- stone on Tueqday. The weather was charming, and there ...

... lisrinecde was tokeoir 20 to 1 d %Yt iiffeied agolntist Vaaistaes, sird 25 to 11 agaiust Golden Mitzia offeied. while twelve 15's to I avers laid ogaliit, le Golden ?? arid Vasistane coupled. Itacin.g was nrs-sened witls tiso OCtober Handicap, In whaeih ...

... wicireto. Mr. Owen acid Octepaciler toads is useful atiicid foe the visitors, boot received little nasielacica from hlia I root of lcatn. - Wedneoday?s reveres brings Kent level vitic I Srsiisersntaliirc in tias counhy cliacepionelsip cons- petition, ...

... mile and a, half. Btoockwell's Bite ion Ororites and The Lover; Gibbons's Star and Curio; 0 'Ite J [Dawqon's Misddleharn,, Golden Wings, Fandango, Soli Fill arid Lower Boy ; Enoels's Sea View,- Limonite, Friar , t ma Lubin, end H eremon; and T Leadet's ...

... Tb the peir camne on fromi Haymaker, Gluuy umitten, and wt Golden Garter tilt below the distance, when, Mr Obi M'Gregor wats beaten, end Glory Smitten drew to' the silt front, followed by Golden Garter, the latter of whom VT. assumed the eonmmand inside ...

... ocect-red at Ashford, Kent, oco Satoirday afternoon, at the close of a, football snatch between. bhs stelford United andl Polkestone Clubs,. which was wvoa by the latter. As soon cas play had ceased the referee, Mr. Adaes, of Maidstone, was mobbed by the ...

... to Winunr trained by J Dawson, son. rK Botting-Evsens oil Vienna, 2 to 1 agat Golden ;o Slippor, and 100 to 30 aget BRen Gough. 16 l]oen Gough led to the distance, where Golden re Slipper canme autand won esily by two lengths; four Br lengths betweon the ...

... Capt -Cookson's Bagshot, Set 121h A A I 0opp 0 T e 31r Degdlle's Heather Bee, St. 121b Bradford 0 h. -. Mr Htirneby's lace Boots, 8st 121b .,.3uddinan 0 P Lord lonsdale's Brotherdale, Sot 121b ?? Pratt 0 h Capt Orr'l-uving's Eveteing Song, lit S1b H Toon ...

... (Ttefsrveed, limited, 2s. ?? Lewis, Secretory, P'onty ptidd Ri35 ,rdd _ _ ?? ?? _ _ _ _ _ _ 03 EXECUTION AT MAIDSTONE. Robert Hayman was executed at Maidstone at eight o'clock on Tucedar morning for mur- dering Esther Alloin, 51, a . idow, with whom he had cohabited ...

... cettinc across to him. Half-time was shortly afterwards called. Half-time so-re CG. T. kT. N ew nrort ?? 0 1 1 Cardiff ?? 0 0 1 Boots started the seeb6d half for Newport, Isiacs finding touch at the centre from Car- diff's return. From the first scrimmage the ...