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... no- :: TwentY fities bar one became a commn t :. that it wild be seen that ?? Fal Of Xaddinigton r i afew points on his friends' quotation, ZEl:i ?? ., Treir the Lichfield courser, having plen:y of s-t at 2i to 1. The feature of the husiness was rwrwrs- ...

... indemnity. The friends of Spain Europe, fcclieving that.she cannot retain her hold upon Cuba, desire that she should give it her accord, and escapes etill greater spoliation. This is all very well; and such counsel , generally well meant; but should try to ourselves ...

... fire to John Leane's house. He had a box of matches. He appeared to be after ranning, and he told the police to run and try to save the cattle. He was detained in custody. The police went, off immediately and gave the alarm to the inmates. It appeared ...

... Irish who have gone to settle on land ?? Irish seekiog employment, principally in the Ct°in try, of whom 4,412 have been brought outat t the expense of their friends ?? TroIMAS W. CLE~ 't Proldent of the Irish ErigrSs ...

... won; 1 Icoal to 1 try. 1896-l)ublin. Ireland won ; 1 goal 1 try to 1 goal. 1897-No .match, owringe to Gould dispnte. 1898-Limerick. WaVale' won, 2 goals 1 trv to Igoal. 1899-Cardiff. Treland won: I trr to nil. 1900-Belfast. Wales won, 1 try to nil. The above ...

... figure to i greater advantrge later on. A well ?? Dublin sport, not unconnected i with trade in lac teal products, and an old friend and admirer of Peter Maher, laid an even cen- tury on the J1rish Champion against Corbett. with a local adsiarer of the latter ...

... thle race, about the fifth (a di narrow-backed dyke, with the gripe on the off side), the grey came to grief, giving her gallant rider a 1purl, and getting m away from him, gave Beware a long lead, which he maintained di to the dais!,, most artistically ...

... great eatisfaction In the discharge of his )n duties. The first race decided was for The Emo Park Stakes, sweepstakes of 5 save each, 20 sova ra added, with which a piece of plate was presented by the te stewards. Weight for age, the same as the County ...

... horses not thorough-bred ; se- cond horse saved his stake. Mr. Irwin's br c Smallhopes, 3 yrs old (Jones) 1 2 1 Mr. C. Hawkes's b f Mavourneen, 3 yrs old 2 1 2 Mr. Knaresbro's gr c by Sir Hercules, 4 yrs old 3 dis. Mr. Harkin's gr c by Regulator, 3 yrs ...

... MEETING-TuITIOI 9DAY'. S Curragh of Kildare Ctesarewich Stakes-A Free Handicap of 20 save each, It ?? ft. with 1 00 sove added-about two miles and w ai-quarter- Second horse to save his stake. Mr Watts' b ht King Dan 5 yre, old, Set Sib (Doyle) - -1W Mr Nolan's ...