... B E T T I N Or. TATTERSAJLL'S, XondaY. The attendance at Albert Gate was very scanty, and the business transacted was anything but heavy. For the Liverpool Cup, Challenge was still the favourite, backed at 3 to 1, while Moldavia was supported at o to l Betting on the Goodwood Stakes was noticeable for the strong favour awarded to Aggravator, who was quoted at 100 to 8, 100 to 9, and finally at ...

... oUR CRICKETING TABLET I principal Matches for Next Week. i 3ay nt Lord's-NOrth v. South of the Thames. Jooldd;' at ?? of Sussex v. Rioyal Artillery 9fodYs 0tBirmnieham-All England Eleven v. Twenty-two of' i',aos m d District.,0' On 3-two of Birring- banl, nd Dircmof.d-Middlesex Club v. Richnond. Toes rsOI at Lord's-I Ziogari v. Lords and Conjlnoos. TjovsdtY at Eton-M C. C. v. Eton College. ...

... BE T TIN 0, TATTERSAlL'S, NXndase. There was but a limited attendance at Albert Gate this afternoon, sndj business was anything but brisk. Lednie and Lady Elizabeth were all the rage for the July Stakes, the following beta- being booked about them :-Even ort Leonie against Lady Elizabeth (taken tu 10); 200 event against Lady Elizabeth, Leoinie to run (1(10 to SO also laid); 100 ever, against ...

... Stewards: Baron C. de Maltzahn, Baron de Gensau, Mif. J. Reiset, alld J. M. L. Mackenzie-Grieves, Esq. Saturday, August 31. This fashionable Meeting commenced to-day under the most favourable circumstances, and scarcely has there been seen a more aristocratice assemblage than graced the scene with their presence on the occasion. Foremost amongst the English nobilily, we noticed the Duke and ...

... CH ES S. I NEW SERIES. To Correspondents. All coelasnsications to be directed to THR ERA, 3, Catherine-street, W. M. ( wrastle)..Tfe report of your first Meeting reflects great credit upon all c~iicerned in its production. We shall hind occasion to speak of it, and of the interesting gathering which it comnnensorates, 11ore fully hereafter. PETERls PLY)LEY-The dissatisfaction of subscribers at ...

... A QUA TIC S. ?? I High Water at London Bridge. ,OVFgrBEF3 morning 43 atin.past 5 afternoon 10 min. past U 4 ?? 33 ?? - el*- ?? ?? ?? . 30 7 * ?? 8 . I.. . 10 . ?? 10 13 . 11 . 41 ?? I] ?? , , , 0 ?? ?? 1' ?? 6 ?? 12 Royal Thames Yacht Club. Cirllars have been isslied apprising the members of the Royal Thames ?? Club that, at the mmerously-attended meeting specially convened t' consider thle ...

... A Q U A T 10 S. High Water at London Bridge. NovV~srN0 lo morning 29 mini.past 12 afternoon1 49 Illn.past 12 . 10 . ?? I *- .. - 30 . 1 12 . 49 . 1 9 2 1. - ?? - - -- 2 ?? 48 . 2 14 .. 10 . ?? 3 . ?? 31 ?? 3 15 ?? 54 ?? ?? 3 ?? 1, ?? 4 1G6 , ?? 3S ?? 4 ?? 1 ?? S Four-oared Race for 130 onl Taesday mlorning a boat race for X20 came off fi om Westminster to Battelrsea-bridge, for 10 a side, ...

... I C H E S S. I To Correspondent2. All cotnmunications to be directed to THR ERA, 3, Catherine-street, Strand, London. I W. T. P.-Ttnc KNIOrT's TouR oN TnE CHE'ss BOARD.-It may be owing to a want of perceptioss or lack of taste but we never couldmynderstand the supreme interest many eminent mathematicians have taken in anaftlysing this problem. The labour appears to us to be as unamusing as It ...

... CH ES S. To Correspondents All communications to be directed to THE ERA, 8,Catheriae-strect, Strand, Loudon. DAN.--What is a Qui perd gagne? Well, a qui perd gagne is like certaiu donkey races, where the prize falls to him who reaches the goal loot Itmelans an end gamde, in which one party undertakes to make * W~e have received correct eclatiss of Problem, No 22, from Dromlo, L.M., Alpha, T ...

... To CorrespOlaclents. All ?? to be directed to 'I'IIR ERA, 3, Catherioe-street, Stanld, Londron T lvotln eLi-nVet, 00111 qlestiosl comoes ?? for from -1 part that fits j ist reehed ius, we ldtild Lec 8juSpior, which everv body botltgrt dilad lbog ago, is still alive-and ?? kicking-oinder the swav of Mll:. Paill Jaurrioud, 'vnoc i cotahboration( dleM. Btenoist. Its vitality. though cat-like, ...

... r WE- T N [ T OWNX ED IT I ON. THE ERA OFFICE, SUNDAY, TWO A.M. LATEST FOREIGN. DEATH OF QUEEN MARIE THERESE OF NAPLES, ROmE, AUGUST 9.-Queen Mario Therese of Naples died yester- day. VIENNA, AUGUST 9, EvENING.--The Dowager Queen Maria Theresa of Naples, whose death is announced Ierom Rome, was an Austrian Archduchess, being a sister of the Archduke Ailbrecht. She died of cholera. THE CHOLERA ...

... | Roayal Yacht SQUadron Regatta. This annual Regatta commenced lust Tuesday at Cowes, the weather being anything but favourable, for the rain. poured down in torrents daring the whole of the morning, which greatly detracted from the interest felt in the proceedingso; but, notwithstanding, there was a good luster on the Parade at thle bour- appointed for startiug the yachto. Thle Sailing ...