... the posts and gained a try, which Smith converted into a goal for the MAiudld Counties. The ball bad not long been aet rolling again before Cassells got another try between the posts for the visitors and from this Smith kicked a second goal. Sturrey now ...

... retaining V. Smith, B. Smith, and Speechly,for whom he paid. The draw took place, and Mr. Palmer received two horses, one for him- self and one for his daughter, both horses in the betting. Mr. Speechly a queer one, Mr. B. Smith ditto, and Mr. V. Smith Miss Sarah ...

... conesequently, became a great favosre coTh. heats were commenced about three elocek, WI. HCeen Shefflold ?? etart) beating G. SmIth, Mexboroagh (50).-The seondeldt ywe d5- J. South, Sheffield (17 yards' start), beatiog three others.-Tbhaa. by was awarded ...

... states he yjas prepared at Smith's to make the match, and that I did not show, which I beg leave to deny. I attended at Smith's on the Saturday anO Monday evenings, prepared to enter into ar]icles, and was informed by Mr. Smith that the novice could not ...

... Cirltonj 2 NIr. G. Cooke s Aaron Smith, 4 yrs, tot ?? (Siiarpe) 3 Galvanism, Hippolytus, CalcalAtor, Gladiale, Royal George, and Cyclops, also ran. 2 to I ggst BlDctz Doctor, 5 tos 2 apgt Cockcrow, and 6 to 1 agst Aaron Smith. Won easrly by a length. ToE ...

... Chariton3 Mr. Hesseltine's Lough Bawn, 4 yrs, 7st 21b ?? Arnold 4 Lord Caledon's Aaron Smith, 4 yrs, 7st (including 51b extral Aldcroft 5 Betting-6 to 4 agst Aaron Smith, a to I agst The Italian 3 to I agst Paquetta, and 6 to I cach agst Little Fawnan Louglh ...

... balinc at the bakers of 2W. 12a. 8d. The receiptb oomprieo the aun of 4,0002. for the year's rent from Mr. E. T. Smith. In October a ?? to Mr. Smith wee executed for a term commencing on the 2ud Dec. lent, and aufding on the let of August,. 1857, at a rental ...

... ?? A. Pocock, c Worthington, h Bickisy 1-b Willsher ?? . 7 F. Stephenson, b Bickloy . ?? -run ?? W. J. Keinpeon, I b w b ?? b w b ?? a H. Cnthbertson, b ?? ?? 0 A. C. Bell, b Willeher ?? -c G. Parr, h Bickley.. ?? 10 G. Worthington, a and h ditto 8. ...

... Etobertson, Tootingee~tl'ab2 , * a Con- c-etition-:. Illpit B2l srvey, 2 dowvn. IMid ;urred Club's ?? Meddli:-Sdnioi:-J. S. W~orthington and TEt lheftwiok tied at 84 net; Juniors: ?? H Taylor 83 net. North - Surrey Bogey(c.nm@etatlon: W. Birtler, fonr down ...

... a vendor of nuts, and bereft of one arm, and a man named Smith, a dealer in eggs and bacon. They had to iun round the whole of the course, or about two miles, and to jump over ten hurdles. smith has a slight advantage In the starting, but they both remained ...

... the ex-feather-weight amateur champion Nat Smith. In addition, Sid Scales and Joe Barratt box ten rounds. The 31st, the last Monday in the a month, will be devoted to a twenty- s5 round contest between Steve Smith, t] of West Green, and Jem Barry, of St ...

... a half yards. flight yards between second and third. Thesecooudheat was won easily by George Bailey, Milloands (10), beating C. Hallewell li- dleton (11), and George Richardson, Manchester (17), the betting being 7 to 4 on the winner. Heat the third was ...