... GEORGE FREDERICK'S SELECTIONS. I Sudbrook Plate-SENTRY Box. Doddinglon Stakes- VlTKZ. Brocklesby Stakes-HURDY GURDY. Welbeck Plate—KENN BY. Castle Plate-EARNK Qubin. Queen's Plate-WISE BOB. [The above appeared in the FIRST EDITION published at 12.30.] ...

... RUGBY. I Local Matches. I GUY'S AND ST. THOMAS'S v. CARDIFF, I Played at the Cardiff Arms Park in fine weather, and In the presence of a goodly number of spectators. Neither team weie fully represented, the Hospitals being minus several of their customary players, while on the Cardiff side Alan Morgan was absent, his place being occupied by J. E. Jones. Selwyn Biggs was aUo unable to turn out. ...

... Today's Starting Prices, SANDOIVN PAPtr. o. RACE Club 4 Lambton 5to lag 5to lagi Selling 16 Kingsclere 9 to 2ag 9 to 2 ug Handicap 11 Owick 7 to 1 ag 7 to 1 ag BIRMINGHAM. BIRMINGHAM. Shifnal 6 Patti filly 4 to 1 ag 4 to 1 ag Well^b'nme 8 F. Bridge 5 to 2 ag 5 to 2ag Autumn q/Gluien 8 to lag 8 to lag (dead heat) (Cornbury 10 to lag 10 to lag ...

... [SPECIAL TELEGRAM.] STOOft EXCHANGE, LONDON, OPENrNa, 11.20 A.Ii. —Business continues quiet in Stock Markets, whilst the attention of dealers is directed to carrying over in Mining Shares, but the general fortnightly settlement will not begin until to-morrow. Consols dull, Rupee Paper weak and lower. Foreign Bonds show drooping tendency at an occasional decline but Ecuador firmer at 21. Home ...

... SOU IH WALES TIDE TABLE, CARDIFF* SWANSKA.I NEWPORT^ June.!— 1— |Wor.jETU.jHRt jMor.jETn.|HKt.JMor.|K»n jllgi 15 Ml 9 3910 032 1. 8 471 9 1029 21952101332 9 16 T10 310 4531 7 9 34' 9 56 28 110 36 1 0 58 32 0 17 WJU 611 27 30 810 2010 43 27 511 1911 40 31 1 18 Til 50 — 30 211 811 31 26 li; — 0 3 30 7 19 F 0 171 0 4529 911 56j — 26 10 0 30 0 58 30 2 20 S 1 14 1 4829 3 0 22' 0 51 26 10' 1 27 2 1 ...

... Warwick Spring Meeting. WARWICK, TUESDAY. Glorions woa,ther favoured the commencement of the Warwick fixture, the sun shilling out wit h all the brilliance of midsummer, and despite the clashing with Manchester there was a splendid muster in the principal enclosure, together with a capital attendance of holidaymakeril on the course. The arrival list was augmented during tha-morning, if and the ...

... July CARDIFF* SWANSEA. I NEWPORT1 A — — Aug. 'Uor.jWvn.jH^t iVfor..Evn.|Hgt. Mor.]!>; Aug. iVfor..Evn.|Hgt. Mor.]!>; 27 M 8 47 9 233 9 7 50, 8 651 3 9 0 9 1534 2 28 T 9 18 9 3253 7 8 23 8 3830 111 31! 9 4534 0 k-9 W 9 IfilO 0 32 11 8 53' 9 929 10 9 591J 13 53 4 30 T10 1310 293a 7 9 24 9 40^8 610 2610 42 32 0 31 F|10 4510 5330 1 9 5510 12 27 210 5811 1130 6 1 S11 1211 ...

... TO-UArslMRKETS. CORN. UvMMOl.. Friday.-Wheat closes with better in. quiries rates unchanged—?o. 1 Californian 5s 5?d to 5s 6%d; spnng.os4?dto5s7?d. Beans slow— Fe-I ,s aiiged-4- i I d Be,?i,% s 10 w —Saidi, '^4s 6d. Peas uni->d. Oa.ts quiec and unchange d-wbite, Z* to ?B?d. Maize firm, the turn dearer-new, 38 ()8kl /> 3 Id. Flour-bakers, the turn 19s patents. 1, 3d to 22s 6d. Weather— S., ...

... 1. —— D,%n caste r-Privad o Salisbury—Playwright liamilton-Draconic ...

... I Hamilton Park May Meeting. I &O-The MAUDSI,IE HANDICAP of £ 103 winners extra. Five furlongs. Mr G. Maclachlan's Hivite. 3y 7st 91bs E. Smith 1 Mr J. McKinlay's Whi tleburry, 5y lOst71b..Fagan 2 Mr J. Spiers's Pete* Clarke, 4y 8t 31b Sewell 3 Mr W. P. Donaldson's Inverewe, 4y 8st 21b Harrison 0 Mr Maclachlan's Queen Saraband,4y8stWiddowfield 0 Mr T. D, Clayton's c by Lord Lorne-Mis Mabel, ...

... i FINAL SCORE. Newport 6 3 3 Liverpool—?—1 1 1   J ...

... The Frenoh Government have hired two palaoes I at Moscow for the Ambassadors during the forth* coming coronation. ...