... Tuesday, Anchor Inn, Ropley; Thursday, Northington Down; Seturday, Golden Pot-at a quarter to 11. Hurworli, Tuesday, High Worseel Tell Bar; Saturday, nr Oak Tree Village-at balf-past 10. West Kent, Tuesday, Dartford Heath; Saturdajy, Seal- C at half--past. 10 ...

... gseas, oi; forless than 100 only, e61b. A.F. 9 sub.) rne a (oib), Dcrbt, (SDb), Edward (918), Merrimay (Sib, Rattleboner (9b), Golden Dream (91to c by Touchstone- 1wenat (ob) Duchess of Kingst. (9 b), c by Stochwell-Terronan (kda). N= YEAR oP THE Pinar N~wxAz~r ...

... cosrse, and Boots by the latter's side. On coining tve the disne, Farfalls joined Aithymist and Entremet, end getting her head i front, opposite: the enclosure, won In a canter byr four lengths, tvo' lengths between the seoond and third ;Boots was feuril ...

... under, though there ar obsa owetherG. Freeman will tales part in the tnatch. KENT v. SB RY This match, which is for the benefit of W. H1. Fryer, a former wicket-keeper for Kent, and amost deserving and respectable professional, whose retirement was caused ...

... Nottingham- shire, Derbyshire, Yorkshire, and Kent, this year extends its arcs. of operations, and plays Sussex at Barighton, asn the 17th of August. The headquarter- of the wornty paintine are at Manchester. Kent, under the fostering care of Lord Harris, ...

... Messenger- Usy, 5 m, llst bib ?? Mr. T. Spence 1 Mr. A~btugtoie's Dragon Fly, aged, 1 1 c 7Th (fIG) ?? 2 Mr. Ri. Porter's Golden Bleam, 5 yes, l1st Sib (J51/) Mr. Bevill 3 Mr. ?? Golby's Gaff, aged, IlIst 71b il50) ..M. r. ff. Owen 0 Mr. IL Thirlwell's ...

... Heywood's Silverdale, 2 Mr, 7et I ?? Finley 0 F L'rd Hartingtoo's Twitter, 2yr9,7st11lb ?? lsehcar 0 - hr. Marshall's Biy Boots. 3 yre, iat 71h ?? ?? F. Barrett 0 Betting:?. to 4 apet Wymesewold, B to 2 apti Olga, B to 1 apst Twitter, 100 to 12 eget ...

... MATCXEI FOR THIS DAY. AT KcNNINGTON OVAL.-SUry v SU8S (cotinued); Ar Loa's.-M.C.C. and Grortnd v. Scarborough ?? tinned). AT MAIDSTON.-Kent v The Australians (eontnued). AT Dswseany.-Yorksbire v Gloucestenabre (continuded). AT Dlzasv.-Derbyabire v Notta (continugd) ...

... i00 to 30 aget Old ed Boots, 8 to I agst Medmenham, and 10 to I each agst ad the others. Queen Eleanur showed the way from .s- Breach and Chesterfield, with Petard and Old Boots i- neil, to the bend, where Chesterfield and Old Boots drew nearerthe leader ...

... also taken in some cases about TuS ?? Star. Shall W~e Remlember. Lordl Fingall and Sister Miary were all rather unsteady. Golden Mace, w~ho had been Mr. driven to 50'sovernight, came back to 33 to 1, though at the G latter pricehe did not command much ...

... ld bowler l-t no-ball. 12 2 AP urcha thae A tea KENT v. YOIIRSREIIE. art es with A good deal of rain fell' at Maidstone in the early pait of showi the week, but the wicket at Mote Park yesterday, whes Kent Chose: ,nd Lmd Yorksbcie met for the first time ...

... Air. P. D. Hall's Golden Dreamu, I yrsj list Illb If Captain Owen O a Mr. Langland's Sweet Sprinig, 3 yrs, Slat ?? S (Wininer trained by Escntt.) U Bti:13toO8 agst Ding Beag, 9 to 4 aspt Warrior, 0 to b O art ir, 7 to S opel Golden Dream, and 10 to I ...