... painl in my hack, bitt a : p3id no bI1 cd to it, t'Igii' !h ri ght in a few dasv. u;t I c: 5to cease work and SA to ' Of - -- ad but mny case b-afflod L~i A r: * . back like a ?? m ?? headandsaiid, Por.ad. aY -nd I would ad'nsc -; a' Wel, ...

... A CHAT WITH THE SPOr STROKE A CHAMPION. Mr. W. J. Peall, the champion exponent of the spat stroke game at billiards, who made the sensational record break of 2413 at the Aquarium a few weeks ago, wvas last week playing an exhibition game with DNorth, ...

... lenient landlords, it was true, but there were also others of a different kind. A questio of this kind must not be left to the whim of a landlord, Uint must be settled by law. (Cheers.) There was now a battle to be fought in Wales. They must fight it all toretber ...

... of a bronze statue, in a public part of Todmorden. The statute will be seven feet six Inches high, and will cost £1000, independent of the pedestal and expenses of erection. The sculptor to whom the work has been entrusted is Mr. J. Foley, K.A. A few ...

... ? Hot, offered; 500 to 5 agst Attraction, offred. There was a considerable attendance I to-day, but not a great deal of business tranelotod.- 1,000 to 10 le was laid in the morning egst Chat, but 1,000 to 15 was subse- quently offered and taken ; W0 to ...

... 7 5 Queen Bee, 4 yrs 8 4 Chit Chat, aged 7 2 Tupsley, 4 yrs 8 3 Bellona, 6 yrs 6 13 Little Philip, 4 yrs F. 0 Cruiskeen, aged 16 9 Sir George, 4 yrs 7 12 Cornuto, 4 yrs 15 7 br f by Birdeatcher, 5yns 7 9 Clinker, 5 ?? 'a feather, Zulima, 5. yrs 7 7Tuly ...

... ROTHERHAM CATTLE MARKET, Monday, July 17.-Ac- a cording to the general opinion, the show of cattle weas neither bi large as regards quality 3r quantity. The attendance of buyers it being not so numerous, caused only a doll sale, and lost week's et quotations ...

... movements were a made for thia event, there beingastongfanayto back the favourite a 3 and Dawyson's division. Ulysses was inquired after in one or two t quarters at 12 to 1, and a new favourite, Prince Charlie was in 8 prominent request at 100 to 4, a figure ...

... lame, having re- gained his friends, and taken a prominent station in the bettingjve may infer that the, rumour of his lameness was merely a try on to enable his admirers to get a little more on him at a better figure. He was to leave his stable on Monday ...

... el. c. Chit Chat, 4 yrs ?? llon. E. M. LI. MIostyn's Birdlime ?? Major llealey's chl. g. brother to Van, 4 yrs ?? Lord Derby's ro. c. Parolles, 4 yrs ?? A MAIDEN PL.ATE, value 60 sovs., from the Racing for all ages. Heats, once round and a distance. Mir ...

... Houldworth na. Sultan A. Wilkinson's Ace of Dianmnda beatA. Willi2's Wander- ing John Sir T. Constable's Parish Petbeat J. Shelton's Wild Eero D. O'Connor's Leech beat H. Sergeant'a Sponsor T* G. Bancroft's Bleak Hills be LtJildayer'a Marble Hall L. Nioholl's ...

... quarter of a century ago, when the Cup a was one of the heaviest betting handicaps a of the whole year. The rings and stands t also received plenty of patronage, and the f meeting, so far as it has gone, has proved a decided sucess-. Duringt the night ...