... three year olds and upwairds; weight for age; mares and geldings allowed 31b; wlpner to be sold for 50BsoVs. One mile. Mr F Hardy's Ivybridge, 3yrs, 8st llb 3ntS Loates 1 of Mr -T Craig's Devon, 5yrs, 9st tilb M Cannon 2 to Mr Lines's Sovereign Cure, 6yrs ...

... . . ?? ?? ?? HMr Randall's'Master'Lovat, Bst 121b C- Mr Randall 1 C Lord Derby's Lady Wilful, set 91lb ?? :ickaby 2 M Mr Hardy's Typical gelding, 8st 91b Robinson 3 - Sir J B Maple's Naomi Tighe, 8st 91b - (2C S 1oates 0 Mr L de Rothlschild's Janissaany ...

... 4 ?? R Harper's Mack, 'Syrs : I ?? Je4nniga, Aun'a, ;aoalline y ,.4 a~fr J Mofafatt'e Talntbo ..lgug-r, Syr, ?? 6 e ?? F Hardy's St. Beiirre,3yrse:- ?? Radnor's Tenebrosa., Syrs. '3 ?? Browning's Bor's, aged 3, 0-The SUDBURY STAKES of 0b so'iS, added ...

... for third reading a in due course. ?? al witi die CORPORATIONS AND. OMNI- tbhe BUSES. IMPORTANT 7RULIN-G. B' Justice Cozens-Hardy, in the Chancery Divi- sion on Friday, gave judgment in the action Attorney-General versus London County Couui tai oil, 'by' ...

... be additional to the 20,000 or 30,000 men operating in Natal A under Sir Redvers Buller. la . TESS DIRAMATISED. tire Thomas Hardy's novel* Teas of nil the D'Urbervilles, despite its strong T and unrelenting tragedy, does not the dramatise well. Of ...

... 2.15-The PENDLETON HURILE RACE of 5o M sov8. Two miles. 30 Mrs M'Auliffe's Glenart, 4yrs, lost 21b M WN Hoysted . IM Mr F Hardy's Privado, 6yrs, lst 41bHalsey 2 If M3r Huntington's Underbred, 4yrs, lost 21b 30 J Hair 3 - Mr C Lane's Isla de Cuba, 4yrs ...

... Sceptic, s, B. Smilth, 1,646, Hail Horiflear, Swan, s, B, Hfenderson 427, W. Elgar t Canoe rle YeVrdes, Flowergatte, 5, B, Thomas, 1,361, Bi Turnbuoll Eros.I Havre a.uotece. s, F, Bal-asnahil, 701, ?? H. Cowairt jW, .lEL~;rrl e.jl, Suilly, s, F, Lq Criflon ...

... Steamers (J:imbriao King, of Liverpool, from Baltimore for Ant- werp; Longhbrow, of Newcastle; ClUlebtchfaes, of Liverpool; Hardy. of London; St, Louis, from New Yorlr for Southampton; Garmoyle, of (flas- gow. Passed West: Italian ?? flying R V J 1), in ...

... m he th At, meeting-of the Cardiff Burial Board was nsheld on Tlitreday, Alderman Trounce prese- 00 ding, when Mr. Mforgan Thomas called atten- n tion to the anomaly that existed in connection at he with the erection of tombstones and 1ll other monuments ...

... vicar as ur Y sidesmen for St. Barnabas.-Messrs. Knight, Bo e Matthews, Careless, William MWilliams, VWilson, he s Wvr.alker, Hardy, and Macey were appointed of s sidesmen for St. Paul's, and Messrs. Brown, H o Canterbury, Marchint, and Goodwvin were of elected ...

... Foster, ?? Mr. W, H. P. Jenkins, Mr. Morris Owen, and Mr. J. B. Wood. Handicapper: Mr. R. K. IMain- waring. Starter: Mr Thomas Thomas. Clerk of the Scales: Mr. J. Sheldon. Clerk of the Course: Mr. J. Pratt. Judge: Mr. A. E. Han- cock. Stakeholders: Messrs ...

... tie to motion might stand over for a week.-Mr. .Jus- .a- tice Cozens Hardy assented. lie at S ,EIOUS A CCIDENT TO A SWANSEA CYCLIST. Um. The young ma~n Harry Parsonage, of St. ty Thomas, Swansea, wvhomi we on Monday ds reported tolha-ve fallen from his ...