... J. E. Wali, r beat t1. W. Rzchardson by 2ans I to play, the latter gsting 4 stroke:. F. Covwan and G. Da7idSuln beat D. D. Whig;ham and J. la. Wilson by 4 and 3 to pla,. W. S. Wilson boat J. G. .l'Ehllan by 6 and 6 to play, thei latter in receipt of a ...

... Nationalist oread, can only mied by separation from the tyrant Engliab and the national independence. would neither hare Tory, Whig. Home Huler. nor Obstructionist; they are all enemies, say*, of Ireland, and the sooner the services of the lot are dispensed ...

... by 3 up and 2 to play. Mr J. U'Neill, giving a half to Mr Harvey, beat hire in two matches by 6 up and S to play. Mr Cisrdes Whig- ham, iving a half to Ur J. M'D* VaL wa.e 3p and 2 to play. hlr A. Nek0t , two esatcesafrorm 2rH.E loe1sn, the first by 3 up ...

... Flower Girl of Florence beat M1r. A. PollOk's Greenhill: Mr. Campbell's Macduff beat Dr. Brown'a Ocean Queen ; Dr. Brown's The Whig beat Mr. Sharp's Rook; , Lord Eglinton's Verbena beat Mr. A. Pollul-'s Cornish; Dr. Brown's Tue Dunlop ('edger beat Mr. Langtrv's ...

... said it was imi>ortant to keep mind that it was not a mere political question that brought them together. It was true tbat the Whig party at one time were the pillan of Protestantism, but we had now a class men who called themselves Liberals who aeamed to ...

... medal fnr March ?? s won Iy '-Tr J. A wclsoric rit scoreof h6 strohes forr the IS role; ater r dre.lring 24 of Mris. Mr D. D. Whig- ham wao s -0ern at S3 vlt 6 onr nd ls and Mtr M. Toreaw- t liark thie at 13 ori6 244o otdds. 'rrteea corrpes starred on rte ...

... the next three. The heat matoh ?? . Illalv Mr'lReld pleyed Iaglnst Mr B- Bennie, the former whinhnn by two lioles. Mr D. D. Whig- if ham and MrW. lf. lou leworth playeeldasainst Captain 'a Lindeay and Uar w. Hou!deworth. The former couple ,y won three ...

... fioal arrange- meerts for the match at Troon to-day hare now been cowU- plted. Play begins at elevee o'clock, nod Mr D. D. Whig- hat, of the Pzesctaick &olf Club, will rct as referee. The two profoslocrfls had their binal trio 1eover the liniks yesterday ...

... th sr e the 1 Sby inatlng ft a dark colour. Thid addiio abS by the went when atilntohlT opened- 1t stronger tha, Cadlsvs's whig its ...

... D-fltl- deuoc, beit Air tV. lagrath's bk w d Ilarkaseay n it, H Minter ?? Mer U. Ney ne r i d Starlileg I, t(lat Jack), by ?? , d Whig- fisby dolcacce, beet ltr Jobu Aluen's be or a p 'Aish Plant, by Apollo-daj by Klicg Zoz Nr J. Cheadle Ms bk w d igtlcorpe ...

... play S; J. S. Ifiggaa. irr hbotham ad Walter Campbell, getting 4abt from Mr nP t^ alzellder ?? Grant, halved a match; D. D. Whig- Ie khum and lr B . D iehal, givina soho Mr Rel . b rutche- af ;sa and Mt r . gransg Ralved a mateb; CaptaisaChibe th Ind Mr ...

... his journey to the final at the presentU -meeting had little difficulty in disposing of. Mr Newton, Mr Maxwell, Mr Holden, Mr Whig- ham, and Mr Graham. Mr Bobb, on the other hand, bad two or three stiff matches -ere he got rid of Mr A. D. Blyth, Mr V. Pollock ...