... {HI* OUR NEWMARKET COHItKSPOMJKM.) NEWMARKET, Tuesday. — On the Racecourse sida Brown's Rex, Castor, Tidal Wave, Prince Peter, and 'lonatis galloped a mile. Cannon's Touch-and-Go and Bellona were sent three miles and a half Jack Frost and Binkboy goiiK' a mile. J. Dawson's. jun, Feiix. llome-made. and Pamela negotated a siniiia^ distance; Friedland, Belleville, and Lutzen followed. Gilbert's ...

... I PERIAL_ PARLl-kNT- I IFRIDkY, MAY 3-L LEADING INCLDE.N-Th. Host or. CnoN's$ FRAr NIGHrr.T. The Scotch members made a stand to-day on c] the subject of the second of the four Scotch Local pi Governme ...

... ITHE WELSHL SUDA1 CLOSING ACT. PRIVATE MEETINGS OF THE COMMISSIONERS. IFeRnsM OUR OWN OR'ZETRTRtc.] LONDON, SATVRnnA. Daring nearly tib whoie of this week Professor t Rhys, the Seocretary of the Welsh ...

... I Censure by the Coroner. I An iuquest was held evening- at the po) ice-court—before Mr E. B. Reece, coroner- toudJiug the death of 11,uy Jane whl) was drowned in the entrance basin of the Penarth D ck early on rrhurday morning.—Jcseph Cuthford said that deceased WM t)is wife, and wail 44 years of ae. On the morning of her death ho L'ft her in bed. went to at the dock. At that time ,-be was ...

... A NEW LIMITED LIABILITY COMPANY AT CARD:FF. Daring the coarse of next week the public, ao ...

... The Cabs Committee intervene. THE MEN TEMPORARILY RESUME WORK- At noon Messrs Andrews and Hern, the loca! directors, met the men ill an upper room of the Market Buildings, and there invited the deputation of five who yesterday waited upon Ehern to publicly state their grievances. This t-iiey did at length. What they required, briefly, was to work 72 hours per week, including meal times that ...

... Not the end of this mundane sphere, though a mach dreamed of time, .•nay have itinned the imaginative mind of the one a narrow, undulating road W- ithoH serpen? *round the majestic, Ald! .0f °™ 01 our grand old Jrt rli *i indeed, one would natfuraily 8 P aC6 t0 be tiie end of this world for *^r!v on UfaJe who might go over the w £ narde,J enQ^ankment. indeed wa^ A™stron(? was not thinking of ...

... A Growing Practice. I At the Cardiff police-court to-tjay-before Mr T. W. Lewis, Dr Paine, and Alderman Jacobs- a Cardiff pilot named Thomas Jenkins was sum- moned for supplying a crew to the captain of the Knight of St Michael, Dundee, contrary to law, and the captain, Thomas Williams, was summoned for receiving the same.—Mr Vachell prosecuted for the Board of Trade. He stated that the ...

... f YANKEE- YARNS. HOW TO SELL GOODS. How to sell goods repeated a JNew xorK merchant after a reporter. It depends upon the man. Like the old parody on Victor Hugo, If you want; to be a good salesman you must edusate your grandmother.' A good salesman is born, not made. In the fi rst place you mut be able to sizi up' your purchaser ail through. If you tell a racy story to a church deacon, or if ...

... I STOCK EXCHANGE GAMBLING, In the London Bankruptcy Court, fo-uay, Mr Registrar Brougham refused to sanction a scheme for paying 10s in the £ to the creditors Lawrence and Co., merchants, whose gross j liabilities exceed £ 30,000. The failure was attributed soiely to loss upon SLOCIC Exchange speculations, the debtors' business being profitable. Tho Registrar said Stuck Exchange gambling had ...

... GREAT FIRE AT SEATTLE. [CENTRAL NEWS TELEGRAM.] NilW YORK, Fri,i-,y,-A great fire bas destroyccl moat of tho business and residence portions of I Seattle. The damage is upwards of five million dollars. ...

... KINGSTOWN - AND BRAY INTELLI- I GENCE- I - BRAY TOWNISHIP COA sSmowpMs. Yesterday the mnonthly mneeiing ni' this Board was held in the Tewn HaU-Mr.- dward Breslin J.P., in the chair. The other commnisonera pro- sent were Alderman Sir Henr; Cochran, D.L. * Maidus de Groot, J.P.: Thomas Craig, ClonGlon- GarrettNoLv, Michael B.rne, Matthew O'Byrne, ad James Hen- miessy. Mr. P. F. Comber,: G.Ei ...