Hares, starting from the Downs, went the usual way till about half-a-mile from the Trym; here they turned sharp to the left, and after some good fences, crossed the Trym near the Avonmouth line; then they ran across the ploughed land on the right bank of the Trym, up through Combe Valley, following the river up as far as Westbury, where they left it, and ran home. Time 55 minutes. Hares, Cruttwell, ma. (S.H.), McNiven (Brown's).

THE ASHTON RUN.-Same as the first of the Term, time 56 minutes. Hares: Lucas (S.H.), Montagu (Brown's).

This was by far the longest and at the same time the best run of the season. The fences were many and stiff, and there was no way of shirking. The hares, Riddell and Montagu (both Brown's House), started from the Suspension

Bridge, ran down Rownham Hill into the Ashton Meadows in direction of Dundry for about 2 miles; having crossed the Bristol and Exeter Railway, they came to Yanley, thence to Ashton Waters, across Ashton Hill to Fayland, Beggar's Bush Lane, home. Some hounds made a mistake near Ashton Waters, loosing the scent, and were thus disqualified. Time, 1 hour, 28 minutes.

Hares started from the top of the Downs, ran through the Stoke Meadows into Kingsweston Road; after following this for half-a-mile, they turned to the right across country to Combe Valley (where the hounds lost the scent for twenty minutes), thence to Westbury, Horfield, home. Hares: Riddell, Maisey, ma., both Brown's House.

h. m. S.
4 3 0

Nash, terts (Town)

Brownlow, ma. (S.H.)

This was the last run of the season.

4 39 0

Lucas wins the cup

open to all; Brownlow that for those under fifteen.

The Athletics have been fixed for the 11th and 12th of this month. The following is the scale of marks for the Challenge Cup.

Stewards for the Athletics are-E. N. P. Moor, E. B.

Bean, C. G. Hopkinson, L. J. K. Stow, W. A. Riddell, and N. Lucas.

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THE GYMNASIUM.