... THE EARL OF CORK’S GOLDEN WEDDING. The Earl of Cork and Orrery, K.P., bean the recipient of an intereatinK present from the magistracy of the County of Somerset, of which bis lordship is Lord Lieutenant, on the occasion of his golden wedding. The presentation ...

... the Customs Department London, vesterday. and discussed tne situation created fcy the remission of the corn duty. Maidstone and Mid-Kent Farmers* Club yesterday evening passed, with only two dissentients, a resolntion protesting against tho abolition ...

... NEWCASTLE. Caroperdown Welter—loo to 8 ogst Brokenheai Oosf'trih Cup—3 to 1 agst Lady Smith colt, Segbill Plate—s 4 agst Orris Boot. Seaton 2 agst Henry the First. Newcastle Handicap—Evens on Rose burn. Park Plate—7 to 2on Blue Grass. I.ord Carnarvon'* Minnie ...

... Ulb Halsey 3 Mr. Lauderdale's Golden Bay, yra. llib Watts 0 Mr. W. H. Wilson’s Saroth, 9 E. Wheatley 0 Race afarted at Al 6. (Winner trained Biama.) Betting—3 to 1 Saroth, 100 30 a*st Coldra, to each Mino colt and Golden Bar. 7 to 1 ant Tba o* drw out ...

... under. Walter Winans, Ashford, Kent Garrett, Liverpool; re- served, H Gawne, 30—Horees over 16.2 hands. 11 en- tries, ist, T M‘Veigh J Hamilton, Uddingston, N B 8rd, A Gem- mell, Avr reserved, W Winans. Ashford, , Gi Kent; highly FAST HORSES. To be driven ...

... TRADOMP PLATE. Seven furlong. yr st lb Mr J Doyle's Mhz a 12 Mr J Gissane's Sweets )1r MTe=s Weir's Pride --_ 3 Capt Hardin(' Golden &mrrb .. 4 Mr J Nuent. Lindnose Lord Clanesety's Knocknagreann --- 3 Mr I Iteidrs Penne Foam --. 6 Mr J (ire.. app°, . ...

... felt want none will deny, and ore way Mr. B. Woodland’s $n su to promote t! his is to reduce the number of Mr. G. Guiiy’s Golden Wedding A very successful concert was given in the re, then, is one inctance where 230—The HORLEYLAND GELLING HANDICAP above ...

... —Snowden *et the pace to Boxley. Golden Wedding. »nd Fire to the water, where the last named cm- giief. and Boxley went from Hnowden and Hen Wedding. A mile fr..m home Golden Wedding k up the running, attended Golden Crcacent, xley. and Snowdon, with ...

... the fourth prize, Mr. Edward COMMille, of San Francisco, will be well remembered by o:d townies as youngest son of Mr. Wm. Kent Commins, one of the most popular Mayors that ever reigned in Waterford. Mr. Ned was a grand old sport, even in his teens ...

... considerable time in an unconscious state with • fractured nose, until help came, and he was removed to the West Kent Hospital at Maidstone. Now that the cycle and motor shows have ter. miaated in London for the season, it is interesting to nolo that an ...

... California is also a stronghold of toe unions. Even the telegraph boy# and boot-blacks have organised labour union# there, and unite in resisting tbo demand# of capital. The boot-black# seem especially proud their affiliations, and display their union signs ...

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