... TnuusDAY Evening. In home mining shares Cam Brea rose 1j (77i to 80), and New Cook's' Kitchen, (8 to ; but West 'i'olgus KT.r. 5 (50 to 5) ; S. Frances, (12 to ; and Wheal Agar, J (iH to J). Among foreign awl colonial liio Tinto Mortgage iionds eosk 1 (90 to 1) ; ditto, 19/. to be paid, (par to 1 prein.) ; ditto shares, J (13£ to ; Sierra Buttes Gold Plumas Eureka, i (2i j) ; Frontino and ...

... Ascot were suitbrcd to-day, for the rain came down during tho first halt of the proceedings, and the outsiders were rather too often to fore; particularly in the Koyal Hunt Cup scramble, the first three for which all belonged to the outside division. The result, however, was only interesting the bookmakers, who succeeded skinning tho lamb, and the half-dozen other events decided did not ...

... writing paper, to say that notwithstanding the flie their premises, No. 3, Tower Koyal, Cannon-street, will carried there Visual,—[ Advertisement. ...

... M.C.C. AND GROUND v. SOMERSETSHIRE. Some heavy showers at Lord's yesterday prevented much progress wade in this two-day match. Xhe game Was started at twenty-five minutes past twelve, and stopped quarter to two. A bad start was made by the county, who lost live wickets for 27 runs. Mr. Smith and Brooks thtn batted steadily, and Mr. Wilson played freely, that when the same was abandoned for the ...

... In the House of Lords last night, some Dills were advanced stage, and their lordships adjourned at twenty-five minutes seven o'clock. the House of Commons the second reading of tl«; Burials Bills was moved by Sir. Osborne Morgan. Mr. Beresford Hope moved its rejection. a division the second reading was carried by votes-against 79. telegram received by the Viceroy states that 011 Wednesday the ...

... man that I used to be The travelling Briton, tlie Briton who occasionally looks at the Continental comic papers, must observe with equal surprise that John Bull is no longer the man once was. At home, in Mr. Tenniel's drawings, John Bull is still the broad-handed and broad-backed being that was in the days the Broad Bottom party, lie is the type of orosperity, sturdy opulence, of ...

... GLOUCESTER. The Gloucester Election Commissioners resumed their sitting in House of Commons Committeeroom yesterday, Mr. Aspinall, Q.C., in the chair. —Sir Trevor Lawrence, M.P., said he stood for Gloucester as a Conservative in 1874. He was asked by an old friend, Mr. Richard Potter, if he would stand, and after consideration he decided to stand, being told that 1,000/. at the outside would ...

... This Eveotko, at 7.15, RUTH'S ROMANCE. Miss Hilda Hilton, Messrs. Denbigh Newton and H Purrv,—At 0, new Opera MADAME FAVART, by Offenbach. Messrs. Brucv, Lewens, H. Cox, De Lacge, and M. ; Millie Sylvia, Mesdjunes Laura Clement. Carew. An?el, Couteux, &c. ...

... (through reuter's agency.) i CONSTANTINOPLE, Nov. 11. The police have received instructions to examine all Greek iiewspapers hostile to Turkey arriving in Constantinople, and to take proceedings against persons buying or selling them. The Council of Ministers is engaged in discussing the measures to be taken in view of the Greek armaments. ...

... Sole Lessee and Manager, All-. John Hollingshead. To-Nigkt, 8.30, THE MIGHTY ]X>LLAR. Air. and Mrs. Florence, Misses Holme, Gilchrist, and Vaughan; Messrs. Wyndliam, Shine, Arc. —Preceded, 7.30, VILLAGE. Al«*ssrs. Shine and Newcombe; Hilton, Paton, Leigh, and Chorus. ...

... (Fi.'.Jii 1. ,-jiij's, OCT Geavesend, Seit. 30.—The Anchor . , , for Boston the National Line steamer York; anfl the British India Steam steamer Arcot, for Aden, left her Company's Calcutta, Sbpt. 30.—The British India Steam Company's steamer Almora, left here to-davfw Colombo, and London. lur Deal Oct. 1.-One Ke»n. Donald Curri, Royal Mad ►teamen. supp,,*,! Dunrobm Castle low n, See.. for ...

... . THE NEW ORK- MONEY MARm * ?? YOHX, WEnDM AY. to] Wr istwok deoined o oda ti~aer the leadof ULnion pacine-;which fe31l fle lowswaa putlg recovered to-day, bhut no DOci ana el ?? weak. villvd. rowas inevaw- buit *eqeUy lowe~r. The ml,4eit o-day eltbeed e ~oti& a & mait rally.' Gdierpm~ent st4,cks of quo a &leeind ' of J for all Mises. 0 eY, 3 2po S.:Nosettlement 'of the railway dig- ounties i4 ...