... was thrown out. Scurry Corinthian Stakes, 6 sovs each, 25 sove added. New Anglesey Post, beats. Weight for age-three yrs old, lOst; four, 11st; five, six, and aged, 11st 61b. Tnree yrs old never having won 50 govs allowed oib; four yrs, 81b; five yra, 101b; ...

... Tilbury's ch g Culverthorpe, I Ist 51b (Mr P P Rolt) . h Mr Mosley's te g Jerry, I lst (Mr Bradley) .. . Mr C Smith's ch g Tramp, lost 71b (Mr Rowlands) .. 0 Mr Jones ns b in Sparta,, lest 41b (owner) .. .. 0 a Mr Clifton's b g Mehemet, 9st I lhb (owner) .. ...

... Dundalk, Esq. Mr. Arbuthnot, of Madras, took his seat in the Viceroy's Council at Simla yesterday. Yesterday three lives were lost at Menai Bridge Slate Works by a boiler explosion. Yesterday a woman died in the Mullingar work- X house at the advanced age ...

... daily rans, W*er- 452, 503, 542, 508, 560, and 210 miles. tL,5 ship was very steady. The Lucanirt thin bld.; the record for the fastest Vestward passaei across the Atlantle, as het' sitter ship, Campania, does the Eaetwnar(i, It ?? noted that the time in ...

... TEP Loss or zl MAJESTY'S SHIP FBEZnE.- The courtmartial on Lieutenant Hilary Manseell Carre, and the tfficera of her Majesty's ship Ferret, for the loss of that ship at Dover on Easter Mon- day, was held on board her Majesty's ship Duke of Wei];ngton, in ...

... SaUTFTo.xrSG A SHsP.-JObn Fawoett, a - ehipwrigbft belonging to Suntdrlacd, and who sailed fronu that port on the 4th October lost, in the brib ?? Thompsoa, for Hambhurg, was brought before i the Shields borough magistrates on Monday afternoon, u charged ...

... hut ree B ?? Smart has orders to move his ships to ' cd Beerhave n. Ihis change will give a numerous popu-. Iii. l ltion of that part of Ireland an opportunity of wit-. icr e neesg g a few of the fieest ships over eeon on the coast. ree-?,n -and Nay ...

... yrs, lOst 21b .M-kie 2 WI M. k:Hudson's Prank, 5 yrs, lOat lOlb. EL Han 3 WI x~~~i. R. . I~~~~WI :Mr.'Johnotone's St Peter, aged, llitMr Tippler 0 I Mr. Fisher' Little P1hiI 5 yrs, lOst l0lb.. Rad 0WI Mr. Garside's Ioyiai FeUow; 5 yrs, lOst 101b Wb ...

... connection with the gridiron wilt be necessary in order to complete the repairs of 'the outer skin of the ship. The delay thus involved wnll prevent the ship sailing on the 18th inst. as advertised, and she will pro-. bably not leave the Mlersey for New York ...

... Escot 0 Mr Bibby's Oolon, 4 yrs, ?? Sb Mr A Wcod0 K SIr Garrett Moore's Herne, 4 yrs, lost 5ib Mr Hartigan 0 (Winner trained by Shanaban.j Betring-iDO to 30 agst Ship Shape, 7 to 2 agst Helium, 6 to 1 agst Incailsitor, 8 to 1 I' ast Waltzer. 10to1 each ...

... deficlonclea. Those who could not pay or compromise with their creditors of course could not rece ve, and thus many who had lost were relieved from paying at all, at least until their creditors have adjusted their claims against them; considerable confusion ...

... Waterford's ch g Firefly. l2st 1ib (owner) . I I MPwrwin's b g Harlequin, ?? sib (Mr Kennedy) . 2 2 Mr WUllngton's b m All's-well, lost 121b (5br Mathew) 3 3 dr FOUtRTH nACic. The Farmers' Race, I sov. each, 10 added, heats one mile and a- half, was won by Mr ...