... Newmarket t raining Notes. [BY newtmauket courkspoxdkm.] Newmuuu. Friday.—On the Bury side, Ryan's Bus'ney Park, Matabele, and solaro galloped a mile, Cannon's Boaer was sent a miie and s qaaj-e- Dame Renee negotiated a miie Beggar's Opera, Black and White, Meiton Prior, and St. Antoine covered sis. furlongs, .f. D???woD's. en.. HR?uebut galloped a miie and a quarter Chiomatic j?iic, '!kl ...

... ENGINEERING TRIUMPHANT. I The Great Wheel at Earl's Court. I  t !!?t wheel at Earl' Court, as if it had ttujy ^a,t^ered strength from its recent short rest it '014 turni,ng, is going merrily round again, and restord ? had made 10 complete cycles by 8 .al'ol Oolr the evening, carrying between 700 and S%Pero(),, each revolution. The little difficulty it ?? on Wednesday night, coupled with the ...

... The Queen is to give a dinner party in honour of the Emperor of Germany at Osborne House on the evening of the 3rd of Augusb. It is under- stood that the Prince of Wales, who will cross the. Solent that evening from Southampton, will also be present. ...

... TO-DAY'S WEATHER 4.30 P.M. TO-DAY'S FORECAST. FOR ENGLAND, S. W., SQUTB WALES. North-westerly wind?, fresh or strong fair generally, but local showers. ...

... Tell-tale Letters. I A Commercial Traveller's Adventure. ...

... Newmarket Training Notes. !BY 0 CR CORRESPONDENTS:) ,day- On the Bury sIde. ?oMi?.'s Acrobat ?? ?? Quilon, ? Bren? and La ??O!e groped a mile Gurry's C?rrin?cn. ?;Ue. niurJ ?nd ScotchTn? going a n?Ue and a q?rter '??way, L?Sa?esse. Phidon, M?Dro?o n?o'.E,ted I _m'JI, .J. Dawson's. sen.. ?yn?h. H?ueb.ut.Ard. j'feeU ll, R4; o\a;l |M,ass, Gannne, and Be?L Mm went sirnilar gt,lc,p. J. Day'g ...

... [ALL RI6HTS RESERVED.] THE WOLF'S EAR. By PROF. HARALD WtLUAMS, Author of The Sl1:1ke Eoy, Mad, &c. ¡ A* ...

... Local Successes in Matriculation I Examinations. The following candidates were successful in the reeoat examination in connection with the Uni- veraity of London :— Honours Division—William Arthur Dagies, Man- dovery Cnllege and Norah Helen JBod!]!, Aberyst- wyth First, Higher Grade School and University College, Cardig; Victoria E. M. Bennett, University College. Cardiff Catherine Black, ...

... Mr Mait!and. solicitor, applied to the mais- teate at Court on for provisional protection for t,ho tenano of *,he Black Hore pnbhc-house, York-street, Westminster, the Ia.te licensee having bem re- Uioved as an insane person to Co'ney Hatch Asyhuu. Aftfr some legal arr,umeno and the production of a mortg:1ge deed showing tbub the late tenant signed power of attorney to transfer the iicence, Mr ...

... SWANSEA POLICE COURT. TUESDAY. (Before the Stipendiary, Mr. J. C, Fowler; Messrs, W. fctouo, M. hoche, Griffith Davies, and W, H. Ed-vards, A rENU'SST DEFENDANT. Dorcas Smith, of no fixed abode, was charged with being drunk and dis- orderly 011 the Strand on the 29 th inst. Police-coiisfabie Smith proved th call., Tho plea of the defendant that sho only came out of the U, nioi that morning to ...

... On Monday at Swansea Polioe-ootirt JIr. J. Coke Fowler presented to Thomas Evans, William Davie.s, Henry PIuHcnett, and Charles Harris certificates from the Royal Humane Society for g-av iife. The three first saved a boy who had fallen into the river and wa& un- able to swim, and tho fourth rescued a deaf and t dumb boy from the canal. ...

... •Tim POST BAG.' Aianr a^.jir-ur irrr' a vvs.'t i limp Ast ,iuht, but w^-afa»-f* w^a ascce ft-: 'Iheis were, -.ays a was;, o -A boi bi b shiphiokar. ()n Satarday Mr. James J 0:133 o iet'et from the Board oc Trade *ntl the changing cf trhe name of £ b& Aqu ie -.0 ci A in nd. s. t i? sa;d that v.iieuevvr a do; o4-- .i attc ads -at tin? offices of the Vv T'n-piate Works there is iway°- ih ...