... 4 Htodsn ..5: Golden Drop :..::4 Orion i.. Ai . ~go .3 AadeKigFx3 Colorado.. : S Wings of a Dove 3 Old Boots ..S sdr .. :::::3 ...

... Soltyiroff's Persona, 4, 7-11.Allsapp 3 Alsorma : Lady Nydia (Chandley), Patriclrs- town (C Ward), Golden Ensign (Caldor). 6 to 4 uget Lady Nydia ! 11 to 4 Golden Ensign, 7 to 1 Persona,-8 to I Patriolcatown, 100 to 12 Mferry .Sheplerd, and 10 to 1 Mansfield ...

... Marlborought. 27.-Al. the Oval, Surrev v,. Australians. 27,-At Iriudderstield, Yorkshire v. Gloucestershire. C, 27. -At Maidstone, Kent v. Sussex. B 27.-Al. Derby, Derbyshire v. Hlants, 27,-At. Cambiridge. 'Cambridgeshire v. Norfolk. 28. -At Lincoln. Li ...

... fits effort lie failed lamenctably. Co Thle verdict was secured hy Tomn Cringle, awhoM gay, a. fine di~ipfa~y, running the boot- race of L file life. Nouveau Ricihe, Wcho was seconid, Ml~ beaten by a neck, would probably have wvon had MI not Sloan rematinied ...

... under W opsie-see J Popsio Wopsie. KRUGER'S BOOTS, This is a story of Mrs Ellis, the wife of a shoeniaker some time resident in Pretoria. President Kruger once weont r to their shop for a pair of boots. The y old man (meaning Mr Kruger) under- s stood ...

... will be found below.1 The AIRLDON WELTER HANDICAP 2 ~ PLATE of 103 sovs, winners extra. Cue mnile. yri at lb ilt' Pofxtrie' Golden ArrowHafll 4,..10 10 anrr A FAIMAdain's Indian Chief .Hall 4.10 8 cs~rT Blnrn;c's Pimneuto HInnis ...

... SBenedict and Billow, i3 to 1 each Balmoral kg, and Worldly Wise, 10 to 1 Old Boot-, 100 tolf Lambent, !ts 20 to I Rigmarole, 25 to l lhevy Chase. 23 THE RACE. of Old Boots. made the running from St. Bene- n- diot and Tetallic, and Chevy Chase next, to ...

... Lqneashire. 7 19. -At Gravesend. Kent v. Middiesex-. 7 19.-At Leioester. Leicestershire v. Hampshire. 19.-At. S'oke. Staffordshire v. WorcO'tershlre. 5 21.-At. Sleaford. Ltncolrislire vn. Hurnts, 5 22--At. Gra.%'esend. Kent, vn. Austtraliusn. 0 22.-At, Lord's ...

... Road made the run- ning from Spanish Hero, the pair being clear of Golden Wdeding and Freville, with a gaj divid- e ing the latter from Game Henl and Uncle Sol. B Entering the straight Golden Wedding drew to 0 the front, followed by Froville but gave way ...

... the tNTED to PURCHIASE, LEFT wt OFWEARLNGAPP L Families CALL AND SEE HE NEW BOOT and SHOE WARE- - 1 T HOUSE, NOW OPENED with an immense A 1 assortment of-every description of Boots and tc Shoes, suitable for the season.-WM. SMITH and S SON proprietors, (late ...

... ANNOUNCEMENT ! I et ?? consequence of Great Alteration of BIsinoss Arraogements at the grcator part of the Large StocE of [on BOOTS AND SHOES, to VATERPROOF COATS, LEGGINGS, &c., ore G. H, STOBBART'S, 2r, HIGH-ROIV, DAIiLINGTON, ler ' UST BE CLEARED OUT before ...

... Cricket, Football, and X F AthleLic . Company since its formation, has acceptedan appointment of a similar character t 1at Maidstone. Mr Craven's secretarial Cdlties at ] [ Leeds have been discharged with efficiency and r courtesy. L lONDDN BEUTING.-MONDAY ...