... GRAMMAR1~ SCHOOL SPORTS. These sports were concluded yesterday, in fine but cold weather. There was a large attendance of spechttors, who appeared to take great intercs1 in tho procccdings. The following events were decided:- - t220 YARDS (Under 13).- First heat-Fitegancs, 1 ; Weir, 2' time. 33 sees. Second heat-Swanton, I Maddock, 2 time, 323-5 sees. Final heat- Swanton, I Maddock, 2 time, 2 ...

... DoW-SIDN V. MIDSOMEB NORTON.-Played at Downside. Scores :-Downlid - P. J. Sweetmuan, unout, 25; ?? M.Cie h Chivers, 3; A, P. macEvoy, b Skinner, 37; G. Sm. Galwey, b Bissex, 139; 11. M. Sweetman, c Woods, b BiJsex, 0; E. W. J. p. H , Snythe, c Selby, b Bissex '11 F. J. Murphy, c Delve, b I. Chivers, 11 II. P. G. Connolly, b Chiverq, 3; C. J. Hanom, c W. ChiveLs, b MNaggs, 0; E. ,J, Ga0;. not ...

... 6bitpping RTeb3. BRISTOL, TnURSDAY, The Dominion Line Royal Mail steamer Toronto arrived at Quebec on Tuesday, all well. The Brooklyn City, of the Bristol City Line of Steamers, from New York for Bristol, passed Crook- haven at 9 am,. yesterday. PILL, WEDNESDAY, Arrived-Briton s, from Wexford; Ivanhoe s, Morlaix; Xema s, Cork; Dunbrody s, Waterford; Mary Ann and Avon s Glasgow; Collier s, ...

... . *vorttng O etas* LOlNDON BETTING. LoNDoN, WEDNESDAY. There was arenrwal oS inquiries after Laureate for the lineoluashire Handicap. 10 to 1 being wanted. Although Ilex opened at 5 to 1 for the Grand National, 6 to 1 was laid and offered finally. Why Not was backed at 10 to 1, while M.P., Emperor, and Bellona were supported at 100 to 7 each. The odds on Oxford for the boat race were 11 to 8 ...

... ? Atbleticoo FOOTBALL-ASSOCIATION. TROWBRIDGE TOWN v. WARMINSTER TOWN. A -match was plased between theme teams at War- mhinster, on Wcdnesday. The hometeam was strongly represented, playing their cup team, From the com.' mencement the visitors pressed the home team, but a stron drcrss wind prevented them from mooring as they should-have done, and at half-time they had only scored two goals to ...

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... 'Oporting i #ew nd P., SCRATCHING1S. 11 w, o are 0111i ally informed by Menur Woail:8by Of *11 n'following fotatehlsigo. All engagfements InI Mr H, Miller's and.Mr H. Oha1li 1I'1 to Mr 3, Wanugh' Fetlar should net have been included nt am2ong the acceptiances for the Hurat Park HfindicAP nt Hurdle, ?? hie LINGF5IRLD RACES. II ST)EAR LizGFIRLD, SATURDAY,' 1), ~Nrm YA STS11PLECHASS, ~t Mr ...

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... ^ty *1 ORIOKET. La.0.0 AND GROUND V. AUSTRALIANTS. The close of Tuesday's oricket at l'oc41's leift scarcely a doubt as to the result as with all ten wickets to fall the Warylebone Olub wanled only i.G runs to win, Grace nud stoddart began so well that at cue tim. there seemed ju36 ai chance of the requiite numbr being hit off without iese, but when the score had been curied to 11 Qrace was ...

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... portfng RIMS, LONDON BETTING. LONDON, MONDAY.' For the Dbke of York Staltem Avington advanced to 600 Ita 1CO tsken, but tenders ?? 32 bay one feiled to find a aecond favourite. Erisoner was backed at ICOO to 200 for . ?? but was lill offered. SBeo licrfice was suupyoredslx 2066to-200 aftie 14 to l had bee laid, andthe latyer took -oCO to 40 about Newcourt. ed BEyes3was 1 ?? Drop nd- ing ...

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