... por?u§ J?hte1[?ehce. NOTES. ON: THE TURF. MANCHESTER, Friday Evening f DONCASTER MEETING, NEXT 'WEEK. The dostofceri St. eger of 1845 istan unusually imysm tical affair. Public runiingi aid theuinfluence of hsioln cable stables have been so fatdcisive in their effeets, that no ess than twentyr hrses have been inthe betting within the last few weeks. It cannot, however, be a matter of great ...

... On Saturday-the last day-the American and British marksmen were pitted against each otherand at- tracted a numerous crowd of visitors before the usual time. The match, though not strictly of that representa- tive character, was almost equally as important. The Aniericans wore disappointed in the Help of Dr. Clarkiand Mqr. ParroNv, and to their absence they attribute the loss of the match. At ...

... M}NCHESsTER Wrimxa Trhm, SATURDAY, FEBRUARY 15, 1890. Communications should be addressed to the Draughts Editor, Weekig Tiies Office, Paul Mall Court, Manchester. TO CORRESPONDENTS. BovsT (Mianchester).-Thanks for your problem. W e fear it is too easily drawn to admit of much study. We shall be glad to see your play upon the ! games we published on the 25th January, and shallI give it space ...

... MAN-OelsRS WnCLr TrMEmS FarnAr, DzgwzmaER 5, 1890. Communications should be addressed Chess Editor, Weekly Tims Office, Pall Mail Court. MANCycam W r=,n Trts NoTT'rros. K KinZ - Queen's knight C King's castle i Square B Kings bishop - To h King's knight o-o Catles king's side P Pawn o-o- Castle Qn's side Q Queen t Check c Queen cstle j Double check b Queen' biahop x Takes Answers to ...

... MNC~tsT-R WEE;L! Tnls., FREMA, OCaOBn 10, !80. Co-Urnications sbould be addressed Chen Editor Wcekl, Zimes Office, PaUl Mal Court. All solutions must reach the ociee not lter th'au 5 p.m. on the second Tuesday following pblication. SOLIUTION OF PROBLEM No. 93. Kev move: P-it 4. WLek vs;te. Biacli. wbite. 1 7i--q 3 2 Q-B 5 ch 2 KxQ 3 B-rK 7 rante 2 K-B2 3Q-KS 2-S 3 3 9-K 7 1 K-K 5 2 QxY P ch 2 ...

... THE COUNTY CHAMPIONSHIP. Surrey Played. Won. Lost. Drawn. Pt. Surrey ?? 7.. 5 , 1 heior . ?? ?? lo ..2 ?? 3 Lancashire ?? ?? . 2 2 yorkthire ?? 4_ 2 fi ~.ddlese. ?? ?? .2 .Ilollcestersbire ?? . 7 0 ?? 6 I. Sussee._8I7_.O_ T Australians ?? 22 . 7 ?? 6 2 in caleculatin', the poists drawn samtes are ignored and ic'sS deducted from wins. Lkc-Lssrna v. YoscRSHres - On Satiurday, at Fartown ...

... ISputing Intfffi gmcz* LINCOLN SPRING MEETING. Weights for the L innolshirae Handicap. st lb st lb Thu de~r ?? 9 4 ' zov s .t613 ?? d r ''z. ?? 9 4 ?? @t 13.. Thorn - . 8 12 i jord Berners . 6 13 Madon ?? 8 11fir Fanciful .. . 6 13 Thuringian Prince ?? 8 10 Princess Toeres ?? 6 12 Lord Gowran ., ?? 8 9 Herbertatown . , 6 12 Kaiser ?? 8 . 8 Madeira ?? , , 6 11 Mimden ?? ., 8 8 LizzieDietin ?? ...

... H ' I NEW WJ~MBLEDON. ?? i . 11 } . ?? . .. ?? - . , A' meeting. of the.. Counoil'of th'e .National-11ifle ?? wase held in Londou on Tnesdayafteroodn Lord Wantage ?? there were vresent Loid Spencsr~ Lord Waldegrave, Lord Kibnaird. Sir Hlenr~y Fletcher, Earl-of Wharnoliffe, Sir-Henry Wilmoct, E~rl of Wemj'ss, and others. Th6 m~btitri wits called td, furtber consider where future prize ...

... MAuvnzRTzn WywaY TrxXa FE;DAY. DmcaBarnim 7,1894. All nommunioations shonld be addro~sna to the Draughts Editor, Weekly Tlmea, Manobeotor, and they should reaoh him not lator than Tuesday ovening. ANSWERS TO CORRESPONDMTS. W. T. Biuooxs ?? thanks for your eoa. tributions. W. J. WRAY (1Halifax).-Report and contribution to hand. Halifax still to the front. J. COWDEuN (Manohuwter).-Yours to ...

... spqrtilo fatelliUenct. the Reville Handicap Stakes of 10 soave each, Sft, writha Ifl aidded, for throeeyear-olds andt Upwards, 20 subs. Onelsle. 70CpanMachell's Sncr,5 ?? F. Areher I Sbnurry Handicap of 30 Boys.) added to a, sweepstakes of$ . .saws, each. T.Y.C. 91Ii r Hughles's WIisneet (in,.5tber.).T. Chalonter I 10 12 Marquis of Hartinigton's Lattice (in. 5tb ox.) H, Jeffew 2 11 13 Lord MI. ...

... CRICKET NOTES Rnougthais now been seen of the 'Astralian ele n B .to enable a comprison to'be~draw rabetwee~nibemiand .the previous teatm s that bare reprs end, tbe great 'ailtipodean clonies; and the : conviction is unani- A mounly e;ntaertained thatour present visitors are *distinctly inrtferiorto their predecessors in batting iowerr, .but kt other points', and particularly in bowling, the ...

... | ' ,The Prince:of Wales competition was concluded on Saturday, a-ad the £100 prize and badge fell to the lot of Captain !f all, of the 22rnd Foot, who ?? 93 points but of a possible 105. It was stated that Corporal B. Rathericlr, 1st West York, bad made 94, hut was diB- qualffied on'account of the pull of the trigger being loss -dia than the regulation number of pounds. No official report -i ...