... 30 to 1 agst Mr. Williamson's Shinrone (taken), 40 to 1 agst Mr. Hardcastie's itescue, 50 to 1 a6gt Mr Castle ns Grande Lumiere (taken), 50 to I agat Mr. Laing's Johnnie Barrie (taken), 50 to 1 agst Mr. Hughes's Tipperary Boy (taken). THE METROPOLITAN ...

... 5 Rat-trap, aged ?? 11 7 Columbine, aged ?? IO0 The Chandler, aged ?? It 3 Philip, aged ?? 10t Farnham,6yrs ?? I 1 SGrand Lumiere(hb),agI0 1 The Victim, aged ?? 11 2 Sobriety, aged ?? 104 La Sylphide, aged ?? 11 2 The Mouse (h b), a yrs 10 4 Sir Arthur ...

... (I aken.) Menth was backed with great spirit, rising from 30 to 1 to 1. the Itighest offer at the close. Roescue and Grand Lumiere were accidentally omitted in the list of ;.cceptances for this event. LINCOLN STEEPLE CHASE. 5 to I agst Trust-ne-not, 8 to ...

... Abid-el-Kader, Little Fannmy, The Pony, Sir John. The Chandler, Spling Buck, Monath, Quadruped, Ilnirbow, lihe Oaks, Grand Lumiere. Tipperary Boy, Hope. ,Johntic Barrie. Vengeance and Maid of Athens are not here. St. Leger, Maltotasi, The 13ero. Itocue ...

... (Magee) ?? 3 1 1 c Mr. Rice's Lizzy, ?? 71b (M'Lory) ?? ?? 2 2 2 Mr. ?? Blackberry, lost ?? ?? 1 dist. Mr. Smith's Grand Lumiere, Mr. Thomson's Saul, Mr. Connor's The Duke, and Mr. Aicken's Lass of Gowrie, started for the first heat, but, being left outside ...

... Scephlns, New Brunswick, weie tired yesterday meorning by an incendiary and totally destroyed, together with 500,000 feet of lumier. The loss is 30,000 dols, I ith an itsurance of 8,000 dol.. The suffereis are F. Ii. Todd & Co., W. E. M'Allister, Joseph ...

... beds and beddiog, dressiig tables, banlo stands uld warenprcsses, rune chairs, china, d aifto and girss. hiltocn utensils, lumier, .c. Sale to c eemrunce at 'rwelve ?? ?? the steC In trade 'I le interest in tie least at Two o'Clock. J. O'GORBIAN, Auctioneer ...

... minutes the f body was cut down and delivered to his friends. n A judge of the Tribunsl of is'ht Instance of rl Rheiins, M. Lumier-Lainotbe, being out shooting on Le Novemnber 2, was so awkwardl or so unlucky as to Lo wound three people, including one of ...

... favour of the nationaliztion scheme. A resolu- fion was moved and carried expressing sorrow at the death of Mr. Kiakham. The Lumiere Electrique says that some very interesting telephonic experiments have benu made at the firing practice of the territorial ...

... about half-past ten M. Roche announced to the meeting that M Rochefort was% so to say, held ptisoner in the Cafe De Mille Lumieres by a crowd of sorne 3,000 people. 'iAf conld not make his way through it, but woul't preside in a ?? or tfio over a grand ...

... boldly. ,i- THa erection in Paris of a statue to Shak- spears has aroused in the capital which pro- .11 fesses to be la rifle lumiere a lively eontro- versy as to the merits of the English drama- itist. Tbe Pal MaU Gazette thus wittily sum- of i marises the ...

... conrtioomwas not lighted. The re preduced candles from their pockets, and isolated . voees in - the stalls were heard demanding ¶'lumiere,alumiere, until at length th gas W iilted. There iS a chande- lier immediately overthe heads of t.acc ued, and the opera ...