RACING ANTICIPATIONS. I
... ?°?'? ? ?A?r.-On Fr!d? ?terpoou ?g?d?t t? 0?.? Waterworks met ? ? ?u?p.?dent. wbcb oeoossit?ed !?-s ,l-oem mov^ ai to the Merthyr ho?pM. It is ?red the ajaput?on of ou1te-r,Otf b hi !a&s will be a:l£.. ...
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TO-DAYS MONEY
... [SPECIAL TELEGRAM.] STOOK TOXOHANOK. LONDON, OPKNINA, 11.9.0 A.M. The Stock Markets show a weakness, owing to paucity of business and on i at ion-, coupled with the unsettled weather. Consols for account lower. Foreign Bonds weak, being to lower in few instance?. Home Railways—North- Easterns j lower few others, American Railway* weak—Northern Pacific Preferred 1 lower most others, to ...
-.-I The Fall of Cardiif. I
... The Fall of Cardiif. rp-?- ?;. I Author of Look in;/ Jiacktcanl, Doi,;ii,, I Head O?'()- Heciz,I DEIilCATKT) TO THE TRADES COUNCIL. I had been asleep for 109 years as usual, and had waked up to find myself in the flourishing metro- polis of Barry, the first city in the British Empire. The usual scientific frieud carted me about and explained things and one day we went over tho ruins of Carditl ...
-Racin-g- Predi-ctions.I
... Racin-g- Predi-ctions. I PLUMPTON. JAOTARV TFURDLE HANDICAP.—Sportsman—War- rington Sporting Life-Little Drake FielI-Little Drake or Bedford Blue Licensed Victuallers Gazette-Nero or Little Drake Land and Water- Bedford Blue Sporting Times- Wai-riugton or Little Drake. BED HILL STEEPLECHASE.—Sporting Life-Starn- fordham Field-St&infordha.m, Licansed Victuallers Gazette-Beanly ;Land and Wat,er ...
Official Scratchings
... Newmarket Training Notes. fBY OUR NEWMARKET CORRESPONDENT.! NEWMARKET, Saturday.—On the Racecourse side, Ashby's Patchwork colt, Seagull colt, Bithyae filly, and Cherry Duchess filly cantered six furlongs. Brown's Combustion and Fresco galloped a mile. Cannon's Bsnburb, Lady Sarah, Sheridan, Parsee, Mistielawe, Mosquito, Sky High, Society gelding, and Touch-and- go covered a mile and a half ...
TO-DAY'S MARKETS. I
... IN MEMORY OF COLUMBUS. I [SKITTER'S TELEGRAM.! I MADRID, Wednesday. The preparations for the celebration of the Columbus festivities are pro- gressing rapidly. The new hall for the reception of visitors from Aineriea and for the meetings connected with the com- memoration will be inaugurated shortly with great ceremony, in the presence of the Queen- Regent, the members of the Royal Family, the ...
ISOUTH WALES TIDE TABLE
... SOUTH WALES TIDE TABLE. SWANSEA.t I NEWPORTJ Mar. ■, r -r-— — Mor. jEvn, 1 Hgt, Mor. iF,vn. jHgl- IMor.jEvn.|Hgt 7 52: 8 6:34 31 6 54i 7 9;31 7 8 sj 8 19|34 8 15 T 3 221 8 36'34 7 25 7 33'31 10 8 8 49134 11 16 WI 3 50 9 234 7 53 8 5!31 7 9 3] 9 15,34 17 T, 915: 9 28 33 8. 8 19 8 3531 0 928: 9 41,34 1 18 Fi 9 9 55 32 61 8 49 9 4 29 7 9 5410 8 32 11 19 \:11 810 24'30 10 9 19 9 34;28 010 2110 37 ...
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... I This space is reserved for any event of interest arriv- ng while this edition is being printed off iBADMINTON PLATE Lady's Maid 1 Qui] on 2 Court Jester ? Glasgow Stakes-Euston ...
IMOVEMENTS OF LOCAL1 VESSELS
... MOVEMENTS OF LOCAL VESSELS. Free Lance arvd Rouen 19th Cardiff Castle ai vd Liverpool 20th Blaonnvon left Gibraltar fbr Algiers 19th Inveruiay arvd Mostyn from Carthagena 17th Streonshalh left Genoa. for Porraan 17th Radyr arvd Bilbao 17tli llougemont left Copenhagen for West HartleF(ó119th Rhyl arvd Sierra Leone 18th Godmunding arvd Brest 17th Whitby Abbey arvd Lisbon 17th Fountains Abbey and ...
LABOUR DAY.I
... I THE QUEEN. I DARMSTADT, Monday.—Queen Victoria's de- parture for Windsor has been finally fixed for this evening. Her Majesty will leave here at four minutes past ten, alld travel by way of Flushing. ...
TO-DAY'S MARKETS. ;
... TO-DAY'S MARKETS. CORX. GLASGOW, ?iondav.-The tendency is lower on t nne. growing weather. Maize easier at 1& l?d to 1:6 Grinding be3,ns also a haa cheaper, at 15s 6d n?' firm-honie oats being dear and fetching up to 211 Wheat and flour unchanged. Bariey and peas dull CATTLE. LoNDO, Monday.-Ow?S to much larger supply of beasts trade was dull and heavy, especially fo Canadians. A clearance ws ...
I Windsor Meeting.I
... GEORGE FREDERICK'S SELECTIONS:— WINDSOR. 2.15—Clewer Welter- INDOLENCE. 2.45-Atbens Plate—SILVERSAXD. 3.15-WexhaTii Plate—ZEBRA. 3.50-J une Handicap—AMMONITE. 4.20-Cùlnbrook Plate-BLACK SHEEP. 4,30-Eton CUp-CATARIXA. GOSFORTH PARK. 2. 0—Queen's Plate-COLLINA. 2.30-St Oswald Weltor-CRUSADO. 3.15-Northilrnl.,erla,nd Plate — CLA?.KXCK or ST BEXEDICT. 4. O-Gibside Plate-PYRITIc. 4.30-Jesmond Plate ...