... meeting tbe National held in tln °dices the United Ledo., Uublin. 11r. John E. itolmund pnsided. The tolloeiug Cheer member. were alas pre. sent:—Andrew Donnell. Soul. Ainotgh; John ' M•Glone, Mid.Anuagh ; %say Rev. Canon Quinn. I'.P., VAL. South Arniag ...

... Williams and P. Triffith. In backs not exceeding 15.2, Elegance and Sapphire took first and second prizes, and Mr John Worthington's Cardigan was highly commended; and in the under 14.2 class, Magpie took first to The Don's second, but their praises have ...

... New Quay. Cardiganshire. Angs4 Hotel. Cardigan. Cardiganshire. Black lion Hots]. Laipater. Cardiganshire. Plat Part* Hotel. Peritre Can't. Cardiganshire. Coopers Arms, Newcastle Emlyn. Cardiganshire. Kings Arms Hotel, Llandi. Cardiganshire. Castle Malgwyn ...

... harlotte Mart, and nice* of »k« v Cardigan.— Old Cottnouht, Wicklow Ireland Henry Qnm, F.v|., nt Winilii t.. i>. ...

... A NEW CYCLING DRESS. MR JOHN NOBLE, of 11, Piccadilly, Manchester, has patented a cycling gown on perfectly new lines, which likely to find great favour with the million who have taken to cycling as a most congenial amusement. It is a convertible costume ...

... the excitement men wens, end, amid applause. MS All.. Beaumont was declared the wiener by a touch, Mies Booth beating Mies Grattan by a foot. The competitor. for esteem in bread swimming and diving provided the judge with a delicate task, es. penally amongst ...

... rustaple .„ and Highatreet attle . Heo. McAfee corner of Corn Market . Adam Winlaw,_7 and 9,11 l h-street John Procter, _Toll Gavel g Birmingham . -••••._J. Skinner and Son, 144, Broadat. and Cherry a t reet Blairgowrie Bournemouth ...

... timetable. The TSB have already spent £l2 million on marketing and have 550,000 potential buyers of the shares. But chalrman Sir John Read is tin tent on getting t,000.000 shareholders and the campaign will be riesumed shortly. One advantage of the delay is ...

... R. Nugent, Colonel and Mrs. 0. D. Grattan, the Misses Burke- Wood , Mrs. and the Misses Dove, Mr. Sidney °moans. Lord and Lady Pirres, Mr. 0. D. and the Misses Wilkinson, Mr., Mrs., and the Misses Kemp, Captain John Kennedy, Mrs. Oliver Grace Langley ...

... the meeting of the Board on the Bth inst.:—Messrs. John Theophilus Jenkins, Prince Edward Island; James Stevens, Bloomsbury-square; William Inchon! Grylls, Lock Hospital; Arthur Salter, Exeter; John Skinner, Exeter; Thomas Carr Jackson, Hamilton-place ...

... well, but the former tan much of it. After going a second time through the O'Neill Arm: Puppy Stakes it was decided t 3 leave off for the day. Commend with the O'Neill Arms Pam, Sfakes.—A good struggle between Tallymurray and Colinatage resmted in the former ...

... DPilvilolKl Price |/. Ami 26 t»er hot; 1 1 and a Pip- Ji AT REASONABLE Pared only by m^t nIiV.T' ar»lck-«r«i. Kaor. the Uta 33. RT JOHN S-LAMB. LIVERPOOL, tth ( H. (DKSTWT El.), FOR THE THE LlPfc r* CTH ' to « WORLD-FA BLOOD Appoiataanis nru»aoe«aa/r, but may ...