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A retrospective glance at the yachting season of 1901 will not reveal any remarkable or revolutionary changes either in Great Britain or America, but on both sides of the Atlantic certain phases of the pastiu:e have undergone modifications which will probably confer a lasting be

SIR,—As the question of the possibility of domesticating the zebra has been discussed lately, it might interest you to hear about a drive for zebra which I witnessed in German Fast Africa. lam stationed at the foot of Kilimanjaro, and three days' march distant there is on ostric

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KID-DEVON EAST DEVON. waren was played on Dec. 21. at Exeter, between teams representing Fret Devon and Mul.Derou. The latter team had the services of Mr A. Baker, formerly of Yorkshire, whilst the East team was mainly composed of players drawn from the Exeter Chess Club. The res

• LANSDOWNI V. LONDON Dusw.—The London Irish team made their first appearance in Ireland on Monday last, when they met Lansdowne. The ground was very heavy. The forwards had most of the play, and the visiting pack, showing superiority in the tight scrummages, were for the greate