... certificate; 2nd. Miss Ethel Woodhouse, gold medal and certificate; and 3rd, Mrs. J. L. Mahon, gold medal and certificate. Mr. Thomas Morris, the captain of the club, was appro- priately first in the gentlemen's mileage competition, being awarded a gold medal ...

... Major Bishop, Guernsey ?? 20 Pri. Rasons. Hon. Art. Co 19 Ensign Sprott, eth Lane ?? 19 Pri. Holloway, 5th C;loces 19 Cciv. Thomas, 1 th ditto . 19 Pri. Paulett, Cam. Univ 19 Ssrg.Tinker, th Minei lii Capt. Macgregor, Lon. Scott. 19 ri.aMalcolm, tendon ...

... TOCKWOOD v. t.S1,tcHALL-Al t'kn ,Id. Score J. Dawson. C Hardy h Cloy- B Dycon. c Bares, In a lndy.8 ?? . Ieard~oil, e PollardL J. jp~ojta. La ?? ?? 12 H.1x0 .h 17~ A ?? c~ i A. roayon. Ii Hardy .. ?? (I F, toilhrrod ?? Ballas fiord,.. i Castle, 0 C. ...

... Summers b Jackson ?? a A E Hobson b Wallgate ?? F Bowes b Wallgate ?? l A Cowley lbw b Wallgate ?? H Elgey b Thomas ?? 22 r Stevenson a Jackson b Thomas ?? 12 ?I D W Salmaond tot out ?? ?? 3-1 ?? _ r ?? '7 Total ?? 101 I . TWENTY MILES BICOYCu PROP'Esse10oAL ...

... Markham b Wilkinson .1 A Winship b Thomas .. 6 W Stamp b Wilkinson ?? I11 G Peck c Thomas b Wilkinson ?? 3 L West b Thomas ?? ?? 0 A Hall b Wilkinson ..0 Allen Hall not out ?? ?? 2 Extras .. ; , 9 Total .45 WILBERFORCE V. Wycnrs's'-Played last Saturday ...

... of Ayr, N.B. w Ch le, CATTLE3 DlSA8;l. I CBip ?? outbreak of the foit.and m mouth disease has taken place On the preilu,, t Thomas Downing, of lickerton. itt. r CHESUIn E.-Foot-and-nioutf. diseaqr is ing to an alarming extent in thi, Xiececl~f it IYeterday ...

... Con- sidering that the estensive kennels presided over by MKessrs. F-awcett. Mr. L. Pilkingron, Mr. Hardy. and Mr. Paterson are not represented, 3Mr. Thomas Snowdon has achieved a big performance in presenting such an attractive card. Candidates from the ...

... Jiraniley; 3, likorge Curtain, Bram]ey; 4, Laivrence Walker 'Judsey; 5, George Hodges, Kirkstall; 6, A. Hardy, Brasnley; 7, J. 1'Anscn, Sianinhsle; 83, Thomas \'illians, secretary, Stanningley; 9, George Skinner, Stanningley; 10, John Stowe, Stanningley; and ...

... obviously, .thenI ihe crews of these gun-boats need not consist of experienced sailars, but m-ght be composed principally of hardy, energetic young men who, already thoroughly accustomed to boating and handling small craSt, would Only need to be woll trained ...

... 3 Young h Thomas 15, W Merkin b th 13 Wilkinson 0, J T Kirby a Thomas b Wilkinson 0, F J wvi IBrigham b Thomas 1, J Leason, a Hudson b Wilkin son 55, 2A Lesson a Hobson b Wilkinson 0, 3 Sanderson e Taylor 27 b Thomas 2, T Marshall b Thomas 0 ...

... nil. Three goals were dropped by J. White, who also converted 3 goals from place. The tries were obtained by Briogle (2), Hardy (1), Cator (t), Bell (1. and Carr (1). XOUJNG liHAMEOCKS v. PHILIP'S. Played on the ground of the former, and ended in a win ...

... and 153 to S Thomas Cat. Ard resr cut out the was-k from Squire Jack and Thomas Cat, with Sweet Sounds neat. in front of lyotis and Lally Thorpe, and Psivadotast. W,1ith little vanienion they came in this order to the straight, when Thomas Cat wasbeaten ...