... i0\- =- _= _ UTES ?? N--orS. I ~hala t.Lii t i,,I ' ?? !Into Season enl tice salllc date as partr idge- Iho~n~ tit ewnv I ?? gt cven sa', eealy ipci that tt'aitv ,D~tt t'ilil 11nd the, :'ii t ait S-c 'emibev a little too carhy foir both S, ~t.i io ?? wa-in'a S110.~1i' (,I thle aidt ?? 'al aelaiclite the *gciiraltt t-i e h li,,v ti'a a to ILteii ftavokirably to the prop'eaittiln lop' Z.1 ?? ?? ...

... SPRTXING NOTES AND NEWS. YAC HTI NG. Ili C.PL .\ CU.-LYMIUJT1I REGAT LA-CASTLE Y.C. As We alittounlced Vc.,terdav thle contest for the Cape Mlay C111p bet~veenl Britaninila the holder, atid Vigilant is definiitely arranged to takse t Place to-Imorrow. ' ihe start Wvill be made iroilt Alumn Bay just inside the a INeedles, at 8 A.M., aud thm yachits have to proceed round Cherbourg C Bi eakwatei ...

... SPORTING N OTES AN D N E WS. 'JO-DAY'S CRJ1CKT`T.-:f-T1IB o l~ CO NT c-L\AmPIONSH-IP. SURREY v. LANCASHI-RE. .Xt'ter the! I~siN tour the( Slurrey eleven te-linl~t !tt t Oval tnda O fulfil tile icxt itrill in dut~il 1--~'-rmn1Iu' ...

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... GOLF. IN THE INORTH.-THE GAIME IN AM~ERICA. In the course of the week- that has just gone by a lover of good golf got $py a three-ball snatch between Andrew Klirkaldv, 1-ugh Kirkaldy, and kuehteilonie, and offered a liver to any one or, all of' them who should go round the St, And rews course in sevenity-eight stroke's. N~one of thle bree -accomplished the task, but it Isvery notable, as a ...

... REPLY ro LORD DUNRAVEN'S CIHALLENGE. NEw YomI, Mlonday.-The ?? CLup Com1in1ittcC of the New York Yacht Club held a meetin.g to-day to consider the challen-ge for the cup, dated the 2nd inst., which had been received froum Lord Dunraven, together wvith. the explanatory letter which his lordship had also addressed to the commin Ize. The meets *, which lasted four hours, resolved to instruct the ...

... SPORTING NOTES AND N EWS. THE RACING OF' THE YEAR.-II. it was just as well that there should have been so excellent a pleiad of four-year-olds; for, with one or twvo exceptions, the three-year-clds were I very moderate, the chief exception being, of course, Ladas, and this colt,I judged by his two defeats in the summer, and his collapse in the c St. Leger, cannot be the horse we thought hie ...

... SPORTING NOTES AND NEWVIS. If c-ne xvere to believe in the trulth sst ?? ir:ii illF n'ii'(i defeated M cdiciis, oine shoalI dl i-s' %vt 'iii cli St. Leger lisstitrs. 'I1 he Gatwicl vi iii'idi. 20 lb. below Cabiji Boo, ove-r aI lit Iculi: ' nlowvin almtost ?? 5'I4 I ?? so. horses to show a reutnit to ~s od ?? :. 1I~~ reward, all die mel-c tl~rativix'in. a'ti'r 's;o a1 i ?? is Ill Lt s t I I ...

... ?? DAY'S CRICKET. ll;d I' I C ; ' ' , i ?? e ( E 1, :l : , ; ; , ( l IA i.1: HIl:: .!vt ll i ' ( ?? ?? ' iS . i l i l~ o ci itt'' ?? 1 I 'l'po-iiit t1 i rifm'ii,'xi 'V 441I i I 0: i !! i ' ?? ;iii ?? ?? | ?? s. : I: ho ! li. I i lo ald 1; 1 ' ?? f r It i 'nrii t (\ il! :lit ' ! ?? ii ?? N'.i 1^ ' )lt in ?? \. . \ . X: tt11.+'i !i!, 15, t!I tIt-,l! tlol 'lvt btC)O i. l- lio il wtilig 15.? ...

... CYCLING: LAND'S END\I TO j~jhN0'GOT. Long-distanc road cycling- has achieved Conllsicr',blenurt both at home and abroad, but it Ii' wonifterfl hlut coiuupar invuly itw rvi nrs, evell ill these days 01 improved ;Ittctrninpt tile ?? 11cn Luicid Efind and John o' Grloat's. 1 lie ,tictes5iUl-lid Soei (DI tilcllLIISttCC ,rill! t:cii- Ls have been duly recnrdud, chid they dunl i tuku- mulch 1 Ljhil, ...

... RT FORM ED STPORTIS. it il v. j II ntr:tt ii I pilr t o r-I of aquitiecs ?? . *1 _-r ~ir~i, ,;enie Iii' i-t ii cC uct il I N ?? I i 1, ?? Car,:!e C! it c h n ;c-ar Lc wv o ?? i,~~ xxix, xi ?? cxxI , s t x I C--NtIt bia:-axaCIaI. X f'-a 'a xx -sIapr-.'e'i nu ?? a ?? ?? fr Ix ci natIII I \ : i '' I x'va' ;i ' r m ti~c rn b ?? Yu;C) Lcir a sai r t~ iich1,1g e ccnitew fpat'h io, and xv'u ?? ec ...

... BOXING A LA KNOCKOUT. 1 A QUI'IT EVF'.NIN\G AT TilE NATIONAL SPOR[lI NG.CL There was somle rather prctty boxing and some vcty har11d hitting at thle % National Sporting Clubi last iiight. For a club of -which the stro'v, and l N: itfgtbesieheollature is he)xing-, thc INational spurtin i's without a rivall. Theei ntig ocniaci ith it ill tile world, It docs rut pive the minanioth pin'scs that ...