... Orient, whicit left London. yesterday. IIEBTLNGS OF CREDITORS.-A meeting hash be~en called of the creditors of Messgrs. William Mull- day and Sons, of Low-street Foundry, Dudley Hill, for Wedpesday, the circular stating that the okbjecb iofethe meeting is ...

... forwards, SECON-D COMYPETITION., LEEDS PARISH CHURCH v, WORTLEY. Hentley.-A. Lurrymnan, back; if. W. Jagger, D, Williams, R. E, Will~iams, and 0. Lake. three-quarter backs; A. Ibbotson and H. Field, belf barks; W, Dottorley, A, Bottaomley, if. Gree,-1 ...

... TO-DAY'S FOOTBALL. COUNTY CHAMPIONSHIP. YOR|5SHE MEET NOr1TFEMDERLAN-T. This afternoons football is fraught with important tonsequetces in the two northern groups of the four into w~ch the kingdom is divided for the purposes of the County Championship ...

... TO-DAY'S FOOTBALL THE YORKSHIRE CHALLENGE CUP ZBR9SPET S OF TEE THIRD ROUND. The fortunes of war have so far not dealt unkindly with the clubs of lesser note who had entered into the competition for the Yorkshire Challenge Cup this season, since out of ...

... afterwzards copied it in every particular save its success-has yet to taks place, and though predict.ed ?? failure in its younger days, end in its later relegated to the shelf as obsolete on the introduction of more modern methods, it is still a name with which ...

... roeer-poiui; A. P. William'en, third man: t crlr'. riOh'4!,'>~ Gi. syrern, left (sdeence; T. I HemRirn'ientl. f' J . iloameud. roi~t attack: Tr. Yates, 1h-M t rcru'k third home; H. kAcute, secarnd borne; F. Ln-, flrr 1.. 2 CROSS.COL'NTR RUNS. TO-DAY'S p NuxrJFS ...

... g that the Udinburgh shooting meeting was held at the same time, exoeeded those of any previous year. The shooting yester- day, in the adverse circumatances of a light and variable wind and changeable light, was really excellent. The round was again in ...

... fund, with SO Wddr4 for horses that have not won a steplehaoset up to the day of entri; s four-yearoldi ?? 71b, live lest 121b, six and aged 12st tlb asrines: r onor itt(er the day of entry 7ib extra; horses entered to be eood fre r T00 rovS allowed 71b ...

... 6-1, 5-7, 7-5. GENTLEMEN'S DOUBLES. FoURTH RouND (Continued). Howard Pease and H. Wilson-Fox beat G. S. Jackson and Fergason- Davy, 6-5, 6-2. FINAL ROmeo. J.0. ?? and J. G. Brown beat Howard Pease and H. Wilson-Pox, 6-2, 6-4, &M. LADIES' CHAMPIONSHIP SINGLES ...

... Steetley Biar . 11 ?? ?? 0 enR MrOnETOa's .. lednesday .Buttercrarnbe Bridge ?? ?? Friday.Kilbenm W~est Field . 10.31 ?? Castle Howard -an 10.30 MRa. FoJA ?? . Stainlel ?? ?? 3° ?? ?? . .e . ?? 11. a Saturday .. Lie f ?? 1 1. o N~ORTH ?? ?? Friday . o . ?? ...

... mile and a half. Sch hag iApr. O'HaIt's Ivanhoff, 3 yers., st. 12lis .. ?? I can 101±g Mr. Merry's Sir William, 4yrs., is. 10is ?? 2 loit Mr. William's RaraB Avis, 5 yrs., 7st. 3b. 3 o cap. The SEFTON STAKES of 30 sovs. e.ach, for tfiree-year-old fillies ...

... and third. WEDNESDAY. THE DERBY DAY. The great event of Epsom Races took place yesterday. The high wind of the previous day exercised a very beneficial effect on the running ground. The prepara- tions for the Derby Day were completed on the usual exten- ...