... Mr. G. A. Sala has declined the editorship of the Sundy Times. Edna Lyall is a member of the congregation of St; Saviour's, Eastbourne. Lead-poisoning has within the last few days cansed th ...

... WYE RACES.-YE-s'Dk-Y. ' I A SELLING HuN-Xnas' Harno1Ex RACE Of 61 SaVe. Two Miles, over eighit hurdles. Mr. Kennedy's Litrlim, by L-Ord Maid-en-Clementina, by, list Sib .. .. . . . . . . ?? . . . . . ...

... HU=!TIDG APPOINTMENTS. - -. - I _ K a- TX I ?? __ _I _s _m Annararrow (at 11).-This day, Febuary 0, orutwn sear- dock; Tuesday, 4,~ Barton A bbey (at 1130); Thursdsy, 6, Uagley; Saturday, 8, The Werge ...

... I : CYCOING SPORTS AT ASTON. -- I A cycling meeting was held at the Aston Lower Grounds, on Saturday, forthebeneft of AL-. W. . Alexander, the well- known handicapper. There was only a small attendanc ...

... | R-ACING NOTES. No business has been done yet On the Liverpool 0up, layrs ffrin bt 8 to I on the field-a, rate which has faild t tept he sppoter ofeiter Victorious or Lad Roehey, hoe n ...

... KEMPTON PARK RACES. YESTERDAY. -Fortunately for the Kempton Park executive the weather broke up in time for the meetings to be commenced on the original date. All traces of the recent s ...

... I * WARWICK RACES. Yzasrnnay.-Visitors ?? were favoured with I more genial weather than that associated with Monday'sc racing. The attendance inside the enclosures was about N Ithe same ...

... - SANDfOWN PAPAS RACES. Y ?? Stadown Park March meeting was commenced in bright and genial weather. The Prince of WVales was present to witness the sport, and, although the company was ...

... SORI' GNEWS. to LEICESTER RACES. -Thefrot whch ppered o l~eset in over- cap, a on.Th tndee asbut the same as 0n O~ uesay.and wih te rrial iststi futhe agmented, the spos tuned ut ery atifactry.Busiess ...

... CRESS MATCH IN BIRMINGHAM, NORTHE AGAINST SOUTH. A rare and curious scene was to be witnessed in Birmingham on Saturday, on ?? of half a crown. In the largest room of the Great Western Hotel, more tha ...

... S.PORTNG_ 1WS. T io re Edi.t of tle Daiy Poss.-Sir,-The sport at Newmarket this week was of fair quality all round, and if visitors were rather small the near approach of the Royal wedding and stirrin ...

... CRICERT. awickhe t t~ lo-ffply ?? were in a.minority of 317 runs, with eight Iwickets, in hand, and the result looked a certainty for the homes-team. In dull rweather ~lay was resumed on Saturday at 1 ...