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... [RUPPLIEB BY MESSRS WKATHKEBT.] I Lincoln Handicap—Bird of Flight. Liverpool Grand National—Cloonflyn. Brocklesby Trial Stakes, Lincoln—ICendale. Ilaintou Stakes, Lincqln-Binl of Flight. Lincoln St,kes-Ful! of Love, filly by Or me out of Ainoudell. M uden Stakes, Lincoln—Balrose. Welbeck Stakes, Lincoln-Lu,ciou. Lincoln engagements—Rar.dwick, Tyranny. Liverpool engagements—Tyranuy. Rous ...

... PAST EVENTS iN OUR IStAND RECALLED MARCH 13TH. 1714-(Anne)—Tiie Commons voted Steele's paper, pamphlet entitled Tiie Crisis, scanda- lous and seditious libels. 1734-(Gaorge II.)—A motion was made to repeal the Septennial Acts, but :!iter gl'A:\b debates it was negatived by 247 to 184 votes, III.)—Tho English Ambassador, Lord Whitworth, was publicly insulted by Napoleon, who told him that ...

... LINCOLN SPRING MEETING. BATTHVANY STAKES. (Five furlongs. Run Monday, March 23rd.) vsstJb Gtig 49 6 Cuizon 4 9 1 Ugly 48 13 Chasseur 4 8 10 Sp e(i 1.58 io Bthtsy 58 91 Mountain Chief. 68 6 The Nipper 4 8 0 God wit a 8 0 Ella Tweed.n. 4 7 10 Leopleton 4 7 10 Fabia 47 9 DeTUMa.y Care. 3 7 8 Lantwit 3 7 6 Soothsayer 576 Marblo .47 4 Hoyn) itose.. 47 3 P?rua)n.?.47 3 Blue Mark .47 2 is st 11) ...

... FOOTBALL. I FIXTURES FOR TO-MORROW. I We shall publish reports of the following matches which are to be played to-monow :— which are to be plltyed to-morrow RUGBY. Welsh Rugby Union. To be played on the ground of the first-mentioned club Cardiff v Guy's and St. Thomas's Hospitals, J B Matthew Swansea v Lanelly, T England Glamorgan League v Monmouth Lengne, W M Douglas Neath v Llwynypia, ...

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... Ayr Meeting, 2,0—The WESTERN PLATE of £ 103, with £ 10 for the second and £ 5 for the third. One miie, ARRIVALS. Ainberite, Adolph, Big Wheel, Bribery, Biidget, Bedlight, Caedmon, Cherry Jam. Corrie Lynn, Childe WLiters, Carl Kemp, Champ de Mars. Crow Not, Chis- wick, Cracker Jack, Cush, Freestone gelding, Dowf, Dancer, Drone, Descender, Dewberry, Fiorino, Force- meat, Irish Agnes gelding, ...

... Gossip and Incidents. I SPECIAL TELEGRAM TO THE il ECHO.] Manchester, Saturday.—Tbe Irish division, thinking that Laton was a certainty for the Eilesmere Welter, brought over Westiake to ride, aud he rode so well that M. Cannon easilv beat him on ThoiTgill- Rockeyship alone got Tnorn- gill home, and it may be mentioned that Cannon w itli the same horse won bis handicap last year. Laton's ...

... TO-DAY'S MARKETS. CORN. Hull, Tuesday.—Small show of English wheat and trade slow at rather lower prices, making 24s 6d to ...

... FOOTBALL. Cardiff Schools League. I LlandaB Fields Wood-street v Grange. Jjeckwith Park—Lansdowne v Marlborougb-roai. LlandaB Fields Wood-street v Grange. Jjeckwith Park—Lansdowne v Marlborougb-roai. Roath Fields Higher Grade v St&cey-road. Roath Park—Albany-road v Park. Thompsons Park—Radnor-road v Severn road. I ...

... SOUTH WALES TIDE TABLE. iMo.Oct. 23 Tu. Oct.24 We. Oct.25 Port. TniejHgS Tme-tTme TmejHgt. h. mJft.in. a.m.jft.in.,h. niJft.in. Cardiff 6^30 l(jj 4f 27 9 »«T»O0fc I f2\33 3™ ^30 10$»» 6 ip.SJio4^211^^30 ejgg'as 2 Swansea •{ £ £ | ^29 10 | ^|27 ejg ^25 10 Port Talbot | 4|;31 5 | ^29 2!27 6 ...

... Cycling Notes. -i (BY PNEUMATIC.) Mr Maslem, secretary of the Cardiff Catford C.C., tells me that his club does not intend to go in for club runs this season, as nearly all the members are so frequently on the racing track on Saturdays. Bristol Post Office sports are to be held next Saturday, and I hear that a goodly number of South Wales riders are to compete. The secretary of the Newport 100 ...