... half length to the at quarter of mile. Walker, seeing himself left rapidly behind, then came with good spurt, and for the time Whig it looked if would overhaul the leaders, hut Purvis, casing towards the finish won hy length. JUNIOR FOV FOURS.—l’rize: Four ...

... aide.' Thighs ,Vpir Utter half i fflockgort .geollieeiM (Bentkirati) Pit Cilia *very to ' purest. encesems, 'lke Meashaster Whig MOntmarrgi„.-:-MeserS. J.. II: Heath, R. Li COMM) LW. Gill, A. B. Drip I.: J. Moller, I. Kesifor, 'IL Robinson, F. .11II: ...

... Inngkraof oddnle nt tbo Bird in Hand wortk two tha “Both.” r> modnrato Whig. Napolbok raid that moral force in phymical foro* u tint* U to one. On rae k to by wntohing oraay ...

... bar. With the aoore 8] the third wiekat ten. Hr. 'Steal being •tamped. Alter thin howarar, no other witeat tteh toiat’ latere Whig wary Ureiy aad the annriagiapH, the new ooeaer, Mr. D. Q. Steal, hitting can; whan the eaptain lifted right iatolhe teraiz ...

... aodsty all that is tainted and umhaaUfay.it Coitharmon Mention to decida apon the adadnte'ar mjeetiaa any time daafaaaaof! eat whig ifat Oaiaa, aaa blade in ftn to Tbfanla, aagtan to tfatak, wffl frantinaal miaority an ana-fifth ahonld hanthaanthocity dlandag ...

... know who are the Ins and who the Outs, or all events who will be apon the re-assembling of Parliament, and the strife between Whig and Tory will have settled down into its customary groove. One tiling is certain, stre well in for excitement for the next ...

... promises to ba very strong. A. W. Malcolm has been elected captain of the dab, one of th* finest beck* the dab ever had, rad whig I certain, will “ahownp” better this season than ever. The card of fixture* is now filled op, and the dab again visits Ireland ...

... starting agvu they made straight for the Oxford liars, and 1 ' Tiahie, lifting the ball m front of goal, one of the Partick left whig players headed it through. The game after this waa pretty evenly up till half time, when the home team, with the wind now in ...

... tha world? Doubtless anna out-and-out admirers of tha great winter game will entertain tha same opinion of it that tha famoni Whig orator and politician, Charlas Jamas Fox, did of hazard, whan said there was happiness in the world equal to winning that ...

... —W. Baldwin, goal; S. A. War barton and J. Beverley, baoka; Brown aad W. Latham, half baeka; A. Leaver aad W. Haaale, right whig; B. Weatwall and W. Hanaon, left wiag; J. Tate* and W. Askew (captain), ceatraa. Umpire, J. Roahton. t. zoum. A few handled ...

... goal; & A. Warburton, cover goal; W. Astley and G. Wolateabolme, threequarter backs; T. Gibson and A. J. Brown, half hacks; R. Whig, A. Matthews, and A- Astley, forwards; J. Beverley (captain), L. Wing, J. Yates, and T. Wensley, i centre. Victowa.—T. Margrave ...

... time, with one exception, the ball never toft the home tajm’sqiußteie. The play of Fallen (captain) and Burgess, on the right whig, for visitors wss exceptionally good, their passing being remarkably fine. There is no doubt nut bad ground been soft the visitors ...