... into the machine shop at their asitl time and began wvork, but about ten minutes pri a quarter past 8Ix the boiler exploded, witbheoetsntb .rio5 violenceotbat the bulluing in which it gas housed was entirely destroyed. The boiler and machine we'e shivered ...

... Maple's horses. Soury Stakes, DoncasterBarboreen. * foncaster ?? Sir J B Maple's horses. 40th Biennial. Bath-Castle Royal. Bat. HIndicaps-Merry Token. Bath ?? Nydia. All b'andiceps Yhere weights have ap- ?? Fr~i ...

... London, W C. APPLICATIOWiS. 449.U-W Tatham, Vulcan Works, Rochdale, for im. provements in, or applicable to, machines for carding, and machines for tearing and opening fibrous substances. I(th April, 1885. 4445.-C Thomson, Town Hall Buildings, Halifax ...

... Fw6 disposed of ianood time by tho HandicapDer LATEST NEWS and Starter, Mr P j Cormley. S3ome very nice rac- iL- was ?? in bath the athletic and cyclirg events, whht gret interest was taken in the tirowing of the cricket belt, an item wtitch but too seldom ...

... victims. On the returp jour- ney Keredith anti Xckey piced up the leaders rMaied with te unti Kinneg4 where Mackey gave his machine to Reynolds, who had punefzred. Reynolds lost some time in changing, but he caught, the leaders. anA working his way toeh ...

... at 8 to I and a point less. Considerable delay was occa- sioned owing to Ballistite ?? through the tapes of the starling machine, which had then to be repaired. At the top of the hill- se ivsje was confined to Berrill and Ferriera, but, the latter soon ...

... startin g Ai ct.U1 age r.M. I ' Fr ia . .. S A-.i:m re. Prince of NA ?? 3 hi' ?? uli ?? Hewd the Trick 5 (r P t I T .3S 'i urkish Bath .. 6 Ar.J ' Drciinr'Tourie ?? - 3 C n! In ; s *.enart . ?? 3 MIt.i o n-'s G Jalelt. t . 5 hI- J'.1T tt iiiS Curlk~' t'iabie ...

... Niobe colt Tricotrin Maideakead Plate, to be run on Wednesday. Ccdicil filly Weeper Poldcody Dirty Stockings Knight of the Bath St Dunstan Sandal colt Catalea Calvall Barchattina colt Lolw i i(;RATU(IINNS. Stewards' Cup-Magic Lantern. HilnakTer Stake ...

... 1 rW'ATarvis'CadeiLab~ Jsrrls 3 &t Fdrj Mvqpc riff'§ 31ast~g D;rawer 3 *ains. ~3 6' 0 . :: :, > R _ : . g - - - T ~ ~, : . BATH AND SOMERSET MEETING. SOMRR.5NTS UIRS STAKE&.: '(42.sosubs* Golden Crcwn,w6 yre . : yrseild, 4 y :s : ish Dallas. 6 yrs . A=nmnite ...

... sarting thie field for the Cup to-day was a deplorably tedious functon in thbe biting cold, and the absence of the strting machine was regrette on all sides. A dreadfully tiring week termsi a nate to-morrow in capital time, and the Valen- Ia tine Steeplebhase ...

... (Winner trained near Bagntistz'vn.) Btt-ing-2 to I on Machine, 5 to SI gst $S-ut Up. 6 to 1 each agst Donard and Radiant, 10 to 1 agat Tamnarind. Radiant cut out the work in adva a'e of Do- narci and Machine, with Shut U~p kphhd. Thoey went on in this order ...

... san objection being lu-teed by the latter on the cround of the tarter of Barnes' ma~chine running a considerable distance beyond the mark before leaving hold of the machine, and the comuittee had no alter. native but to follow tle becycle rules binding ...