... Second heat—J. 1. Thomas, Swansea Harriers, lOViyds. Third heat- 1.1. Thomas, loyds. Fouitli heat-F. L. Johns, Caerau Harriers, 15yds. Fifth heat—W. D. Frazer, Caerau Harriers, 14yds. Final—1, Ll. Thomas 2, F. L..Jelins 3, J. I. Thomas. 120 YARDS FLAT (OPEN) ...

... ministers of the Llanelly Circuit. Llanelly—'Thomas Pinfield, *F. H. Hooper Labbett (Victoria-road and' Havelock-xtreet). Haverfordwest—Samuel Shritnpton, William I.. Beaiion (Milford). Pembroke—George Robinson (B), 'Thomas Roe (Pembroke Dock), *Henry Fytche (Neyland) ...

... Mr Aston's Langholm, 8st 1Mb .W-ldon 0 Mr F. Hardy's Rahia, 8st 111b. 0 Mr K Cohen's Switchback, 95t F. Ricka^y 0 Mr G, Landale's Pink Bonnet, 8st ll!b E. -Jon- 0 Mr Courage's Strawbeerry Leaf 3st 111b ..S. Loates 0 Winner trained by H. Marsh, Newmarket ...

... —Adjourned. Henry Moore v William Jones. Goods sold, £ 2 I6d.— l'o pay L2 iOs by instalments. Thomas Swift v Thomas Lewis. Goous sold, £ 1 17s 5d.—To pav forthwith Thomas Swift v William Reece, jun.. Goods, £ 15 1/s Gd.— To pay instalments of 10s. John Tratt ...

... NIGHT'S GAZETTE. RECEIVING ORDERS. David Williams, Pent,re-road, Pentre, Swansea, hosiery manufacturer and dealer. Willi m Hardy, Blackwood, Monmouthshire, late builder, now out of employment. Charles Morgan, of Tyrarlwydd, Mountain Ash, Ola- morganshire ...

... thew@ A delegate asked whether Mr Heir Hardie maid Mend d • COMM. 11.1).•oat. Mr Memos amid • glee's= Idr Natty, the rosemary of the In:Whenlent Wawa Patty_ lamblioa, to the effect that In the ghat of U. Kett Hardie befog greeting, awn, needy elected by ...

... Britannia ss, Capil, Roads. Rosen- d le, Hughes, Charlestown. Christopher Thomas ss Roberts, Channel. Mary Miller, Williams, Gravesend. Fenna & Willemina, Rosewald, Plymouth. Thomas Ayland, Taylor, Fowey. ENTERED OUTWARDS-June 29. Rouen, Ella SS, B, 295 ...

... Mr H. A. Latimer, Dr. J. Thomas and Miss Thomas, Mr and Miss Mortimer, Dr. and Mrs Griffiths, the Misses Griffiths (2), Miss Thomas (LlaneUy), Mr G. L. Morris, Mr Vye Parminter, Mr J. Beynon, Dr. E. R. Morgan, Mr II. E. Thomas, Dr. Bevan, Captain O'Suiliran ...

... Rutherford, Edward Saunders, A. Scott, Thomas Sharpe, A. Sbrubsole, W. Smith, W. Stevens, R. Stevens W. Stringer, E. Tearle, Henry Thompson, H. Trend, W. Wall, George Weir, Heurv West, Wm. Woodyett, Charles Austin, Thomas Blay- den, Charles White, Peter T ...

... heaL-J. I. Thomas, Swansea Harriers, 10%yds. Third heat- LI. Thomas, Llantrisant, 10yds. Fouith lieat-F. L. Johns, Caerau Harriers, 15yds. Fifth heat-W. D. Frazer, Caerau Harriers, 14yds. Final—1, Ll. Thomas 2, F. L. Johns 3, J. I. Thomas. 120 YARDS FLAT ...

... East- leigh, and Albert Butler vice Alfred Hardy. Blandford and Sturminster-G. N. Chambers vice Wm. Dunsfean, Thomas H. Penhale vice Albert Vivian. Bournemouth—S. W. Beard supernumerary Chichester-Alfretl Hardy, vice Smith, T Parr. Jersey (French)—James ...

... Powley, Thomas & Co Cagliari, Naranja ss, B, 658, Harrison, Bros & Moore Colombo, Hightield ss, B, 1098, Simpson, Kouiier & Co Constantinople, Craigland ss, B, 885, Scott, Hardy, Wilson oc Co Constantinople, Craigland ss, B, 885, Scott, Hardy, Wilson ...