... Sporting Prophecies. LIVERPOOL. LIVERPOOL CUP.—Sportsman—Son of a Gun Sport- ing Lift—Convent or Son of a tiuu County Gentleman-Son of z;. GUll or Convent Land and Water—'i'hessalian, 1 Amandier, 2 Shrine, Sporting Times—Son of a, GU:J, 1 Convent, ¿ Aman- dier, 3 Licensed Victuallers' Ga.¡;¿čt,e-Thessa.lia.;¡ or Contract. MERSEY STAKES.— Sport-man—Whiston or Caeu- lochan Sporting Life—Whist on ...

... CORN. GLASGOW, Wednesday.—Wheat in better demand at 6d per 24CIliS advance. Flour also in improved request and per 2801bs dearer. Maize steady at 8s per 2Sulbs, 113eans scarce and maintain their price. Barley, oats, and oatmeal steady. SUGAK. GLASGOW, Wednesday.—Market steady, with a moderate demand. The official report states:- Market quiet, prices generally steady, PROVISIONS. LONDON, ...

... SEPTEMBER 6th. 1843—CapUviri Rosa returned fr-wi an to to Pole. 1853—In her journey to Scotland ihe Queen haltedLeeds to open the ne.v Town FlalJ. 186-Di:. John Bird Simitier, Archbishop of Canterbury, died. llorthbrooke, f.mnerly Sir Francis Baring and Chancellor of the Exchequer, in the Melbourne Ministry, died, aged 70. 1376—Appearance of Mr Gladstone's pamphlet on Bulgarian Horrors und ...

... r I King of Pearls M. 1 Tambour 2 Glaring 3 POD teuact-KiDtstaJk ...

... CAPETOWN, Thursday. — The poll for Barkly West has just been declared. It is as under;— 1,405 Mr Hill, Progressive 1,358 Mr Burton, Bond. 844 Mr Stigleigh, Bond. 764 —Bent er. ...

... SOUTH WALES TEMPERANCE ASSOCIATION. On Tuesday the half-yearly meetings of the South Wales Temperance Association were held at the Tabernacle Chapel, Barry Dock. The council met in the afternoon under the presidency of the Rev. John Pugh, Cardiff, who occupied that position owing to the unavoidable absence of Alderman Thomas Williams, J.P., Merthvr. The quarterly report stated that 57 meetings ...

... u CAPLIfl- L»:IF.THOJ>TRT Cm;n!H—-As announced in the advertising ooltitnns, tf Services to-morrow will be held as usual. MEMORIAL HA^—The S £ YJCES to-morrow will b ...

... I Football. I EASTER MONDAY FIXTURES. I RUGBY. Local Matches. Cardiff v. Lilwynypia—D. H. Bowen, LlaneUy. Carmarthen v. Pontypridd District—Q. Morgan, LlaneLly. Chepstow v. Bristol Dings—W. A-Martin, Newport. Llauelly v. Leicester-A. J Davies, Cardiff. Newport v. Barbarisas-Ack Llewellyn, Pontypridd. Pontypridd v. BlaiwL-T. England, Newport. Swansea v. Bockcliffe—J. E. Webb, Newport. Rugby ...

... Newmarket Training Notes. NEWJIABKET, Tuesday. On the Bury side, T. Chaloner's lionehurst and Silver Finch galloped mile and a quarter. R. Chaloner's St. Anthony and Maybird negotiated a mile. G. Chaloner's Swords and Chit Chat had a similar gallop. J. Dawson's, sen., Airosa, Kyoto, Sir Francis Drake, and Angus galloped a mile. Jennings's, jun., Merry Buck, Palmira, Umbrosa, and Ccrebos went ...

... YANKEE YARNS. A Warning to Husbands. Married men whose wives love them should be very careful when they leave home on business to write and telegraph to the partners of their bosoms and cheque-books, else it may befall them as befell a friend of ours. He, good easy man, started off, on business of course, and omitted sending home his welfare and whereabouts. His wife in an agony followed him ...

... TO..DA Y'S MONEY. l SPECIAL TELEGRAMS.] LONDON STOCK EXCHANGE. OpEXiKG, 11.20 A.M.—Very moderate business doing in the Stocle Markets, and prices show fairly good tendency on purchases to cover previous sales in view o! the fortnightly settlement that will begin to- morrow iu Mining Shares, and on the following day in other securities. Consols firmer, being is better. Kupee Paper steady. ...

... Hunting Appointments. GLAMORGANSHIRE HOUNDS. Wednesday, Dec. 1;, at Three Ashes, at 10.45 Friday, Dec. 16, at Wenvoe Village, at 10.45 a.m. PEMBROKESHIRE HOCNDS. Wednesday, Dec. 15. at Triffletou Bridge, at 11 a m. CARMARTHENSHIRE FOXHOUNDS. Tuesday, Dec. 13, at Pontyveni, at 10.45 a.m. Fridav, Dec. 16, at Plaswenallt, at 10.45 a.m. TlVYSIDE FOXHOUNDS. Thursday. Dec. 15, at Pant Gwyn, at 11 a ...