... Liverpool Autumn Meeting. I AENTREE, Saturday. A fine bracing morning augured well for the wind- up of Liverpool Meeting, and with the sun shining brilliantly when visitors assembled at Aintree there was a good light for distinguishing colours. The attendance was large for the concluding afternoon, and there was plenty of interest left in the card. Proceedings as usual on the last day ...

... INDIA'S TROUBLES. Simla, Thursday.—The number of persons re- ceiving relief has now diopped to under 5.000,000. Cholera arnorig the troops is abating, but 165 deaths have occurred since the 3rd among the Indian forces.—Renter. ...

... THIS MOHNING'S FORECASTS. Tha following forecasts were issued by tbti Meteorological Office at 10.30 o'clock to-day DISTRICTS— 0. Scotland, N.)East(^y (n^h-east«iy 1. Scotland E. L f ^erly) breezes, 2. N.E. j = £ tfts- u /T r settJed rain At tit&M { ^ChU'Cf 6. Scotland,W. 7. England,N. W I & North Wales Northerly and variable airs R England, S.W. y close r cloudy some than ic South Wales., ...

... Official Stapting Prices. (As published by Racing Calendar and Sporting Life.) I JSKVV MARKET. I High Weight (4).-Sea Fog, 7 to 4 accst. Reach Plate (18).-Corn Flag, 4 to 1 aest. Chesterfield Stakes (10)-C,iicane, 4 to 1 agst Midsummer Stakes (7).—St. Kvdia, 8 to 1 agst. ...

... Cardiff Autumn Meeting. ELY, Tuesday. Heavy rain overnight and during the morning limited the number of visitors from a distance and militated against the usual representative attend- ance, but still there was a fairly big company to wit- ness the first race. and at this time there was some prospect of fine weather prevailing during the after- noon. Details:- 1,15-The LADIES' FLAT RACE of 440; ...

... LINCOLNSHIRE, SLEAFORD-9870, H- ()h&Plia U 4228 2785 No change. 1443 1892. 1895, Chaplin .U 4157 Chapliu u 4653 Fox 3250 Fox 2687 U. majority 907 U. majority 1366 NORTHAMPTONSHIRE, MID-12175. Spencer L 5399 Sir 1609 Liberal gain. 790 1892. 1895. Spencer I ...

... _STOP PRESS. Sherds UI ;.ill'I'Sliver H' •-•wee!; i3iiar 3 ...

... THIS MORNING'S FORECASTS. The following forecasts were issued by the Meteorological Office at 10.30 o'clock to-day — DISTRICTS— a \T North-westerly to westerly I and'E doud? at 9 Sk N V 1 firsS' with local showers 2. England, N.E.J thea fine. 3. England',E. North-westerly winds, light, 4. Mid Counties.! cool and aioudy at first, 5- Eng. S. (Lon. j with slight local showers, aud Channel). J ...

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... STOP PRESS. Bill 1 ui«-ete'n 3 -ar' ...

... to 8 on Lulu, 9 to 2 ail, 6 to Nora Darling filly, 10 to I i-got i^sioletto colt, and 20 to 1 agst Glen Nevis. Lulu 'made all the running and won by half a length a neck divided second and third. Pistoletto fillv fell 3.0-The ROWFANT MID WEIGHT HANDICAP of £2.50; second to receive £ 10. One mile and a quarter. Sir J. Tliursby's Trevor, 6 9st 6!b 1 Mr Brutton's Morning Dew. 5y Set '21b K. ...

... Golder Bovaeshoe Consternation Cyrone HazeJ 3 ...