... ORDER or Rt NXtKO.— RoyftI Stakes 2 Selling We]ter, 2.30; Thames Handica.p, Eton Wetter Cup, 3.30; Shorts SeHing Stakes, .4; Mnuer Stakes, 4.30; Chetwyno Plate, 6. ENTRtES—Shorta SeUing Stakes-King1 Death, Plevna, Bordelaige, Sweet WUiiam, Cori&nder, JuUen, Yentnor, Furbfara.t'cu, and Petroieuse (each .650). Selling Welter —At]a.s, Ptevna., King i)t).th. X:uitho, Re ruit, Stur of the Vate, ...

... VESSELS AT TUF I TZAIIb. THE LIZARD, Thursday.—Wind, E, moderate. Weather, Lazy, Baron.eter 20 74. morning—A'ice .Ton ;s. of Fal.outh; steamers j Tvoath, of Cardiff Thetis, of Glasgow .;ohn O. j Scott, of Newcastle Win, Daw-on, of Middles- borough. of Life, of A:;r,¡p.n, from ^Vfelbourne for Lou on; Johaun, of Ham- bur;, from por o Cabelio for Ila.nburg; Italian barque ...

... ASCOT SUMMER ^MEETING. I X ESTEKDAY. FIRST YEAR of the SIXTEENTH NEW BIENNIAL STAKES of 15 sovs each, 10 ft, with 300 added, for two and three year olds; two year olds Tst, three íJst; winners extra; maiden and other allowances, Y C. 36 sub. Duke of Kt Albans's Lord Clive, 3 )r3, Os t. 41b F Archer 1 Mr Saviile's t' by The Palmer—Ravioli, 2 yrs, (ist lllb II Covey 2 Mr Acton's King-flstier, 2 ...

... LATEST MARKETS. CORN. j CARDT-FF CORN MAMCIT, Saturday.—(From j Mr Geo. Coleman junior's Circular, Llandatf Green.—By 9.30 train to Bristol. Thursdays, viewing samples, Newport and Portskewett Sta- 1 tion.—-Business has been in a bad state during the week. Sales have been almost nil, and lots of cargoes arrived. In this state of affairs a drop in week. Sales have been almost nil, and lots of ...

... PREDICTIONS OF THE PROPHETS. NEWCASTLE. NORTHUMBERLAND PLATE.—Bell's Life (Pleys) —Pageant; Sportsman (Vigilant)—Pageant or Durham; Era (Touchstone)—Pageant; Sport- ing Gazettes, (Censor) — Pageant; Field- Ridotto; Land and Water (Prospero)—Pageant; Sporting Life (Augur)—Pageant or Durham Sunday Times (Vaticinator)—Pageant. CORPORATION PLATE. Sportsman—Bargee or Blue Bonnett; ...

... THE LiZARn, Friday.—Wind NE to SW, light. Weather hazy. Barometer 29.72. JP ...

... YESTERDAY. The WILTON WELTER HANDICAP of 10 sova each, ft, with 100 added f'jr three year olds and upwards 8 winner extra. Five furlongs straight. M)'Etehe'8Mango?t).n,3yrs,8st4Ib Macdonald 1 Mr Cheese's StMarga-ret, 4 yrs, 10st5!b' .Morgan 2 Mr J Bates's Miss Gertrude, aged, 10st5]b .Toon 3 Red Cross Knight (F Areher), King' Clovis (Wain- Titania II Kuight of Laund (Siiowcioii), and 1' ...

... LONDON. THURSDAY EVENING TLe demand for accommodation on commercial paper oa been limited, but a good deal of money has f.mnd employment in connection withtae Stock Exchange settlement. The Bank of England directors, at ther weekly meeting to-day, decided to make no alteration in their minimum rate of discount. The weekly return of the Bank, issued this afternoon, shows reserve to liabilities ...

... SPORTING INTELLIGENCE. LONDON BETTING.—YESTERDAY. DEHHY. (About 1 mile 4 furlongs, ittill Wednesday, June 5.) 7 to 2 agst Sir Joseph, o i » 1 w 11 to 2 Thurio, u 100 to 15 Insulaire, o after 7 to 1 had been taken 10 to x — nQiiuio Scotland t & o 10 to 1 Cyprus, t inn 1 — Attains, t ion s fcefton, t » 8 — Childeric, t im I Zan01. t J Matador, o lOOO to I Ka'K,l'thood, a 1000 to « — Oasia, t fi ...

... LATEST MARKET? CORN. CARDIFF COR:I MARK FT, Saturday.—(From Mr Geo. Coleman junior's Circular, Llandafi Green.—By 1.1.30 traiu to Bristol, Thursdays, viewing samples, Newport and Portskewett Sta- tion.)—The wheat trade still keeps its retrograde course, and the transactions are only moderate, at a further concession. The week's aggregate arri- vals have been tolerably large, comprising chiefly ...

... 1 Miss Jones 2 Mrs J. Hughes Mrs L Thomas, St. Asaph Miss James do 3 4 Min y don cottage, Mrs Wynne 5 Min y don, Mrs TVynne 6 Mrs Lane 7 Miss Jones 8 JIt, Jones 9 Sunderland house, the Misses Jones Miss Rowley Conwy, Bodrhyddan Master Rowley Conwy do Master Ralfe Rowley Conwy, baby and at- tendants do 10 Belvoir and Pier hotel, Miss Roberts, manageress 11 Westminster hotel 12 Grosvenor house, ...

... 1 21 r Pryce Davies 2 Mr W. Williams 3 Mr Volpe 4 and Mrs Roberts 5 Mr Graves WELSH CONGREGATIONAL CHURCH 6 Mr n. Pritehard Mrs Yates, Stourbridge 7 Mrs Hughes J. Roberts, Esq. Miss Jones, Derwen Mrs Vaughan Jones, fam- ily and servant, Park Place, Denbigh 8 Jones 9 4'- 10 Mrs Jones 11 Seaforth house, Mrs W. 12 Talhaiarn house, Mr S. P. Evans 13 Mrs Hughes 14 Mr J. McGilt 15 0. Hughes 16 Mrs ...