... GREAT YARMOUTH MEETING. RUN AT 1-30. A MILE SELLING HANDICAP of 100 sovs.— One mile. 7 5 Mr H-t.nbury's Generosity, 3 Allsopp 1 7 Mr Brown's Herbalist, 2 7 10 Mr Farefoy's Cough Lozenge, 3——Gain 3 8 7 Lord Tempest's Listener. 3 -S Loates 0 Betting 6 to 4 agst Herbalist, 3 to 1 Generosity and Coagb Lozenge, 5 to 1 Listener. —Won by half a length bad third. RUN AT 2-0. The AQUARIUM SELLING ...

... BIRMINGHAM AUGUST MEETING, — RUN AT 2-0. A MAIDEN PLATE oi 106 sovs; for two-years- old and upwards allowances.— Five furlongs. 7 12 Mr Lte's Leirion, 2. Finlay 1 7 9 Capt Creer's Peace, Toon 2 7 11 Mr Heath's The Bosun, 2.Gough 3 Also rnn—Sybil's Cross and Warsley Crystal. Betting 2 to 1 on Leirion, 3 to 1 agst Peace, 100 to 6 bar two.—Won by three lengths bad third. RUN AT 2-30. Toe SNOW ...

... lZThe companionship of the Daily Post and some members of the commercial and literary staffs last evening held a send-ofr meeting to Mr Latimer Jones, the late reader of the paper, who is leaving Swansea for Germany in search of renewed health. Mr Jones was presented with a handsome pipe and case and a sum of money, and during the evening several members of the staff spoke of their regret at ...

... SWANSEA TIDE TADJLE. TIME. HEIGHT ON SILLS. 11ince ofYV.^les N'.>rth South Sirpr „ „ Dack- Dock. Dock. • -M- P-M- a-M. p.m. p.M. P N H.M. H(&I. I* 1 P T V T *ri r 13—F. li 66 24 3 J F J' 14.—S. 0 6J 1 39 24 2 24 7 v-> ~1 i7~ 15-Su. 2 21 J! 53 2f, 2 4 in 4 18 1?. 16-M. 3 3y 3 56 „. 27 0 ~9 o 0 J? £ 17-Tn. 4 25 4 55 29 8 il n £ 5,? l\ f Izf- X i ° 0 26 6 13 Z. Oo b Wi o4 6 1 90 1 'jI n 20-y. 6 ...

... SHIPPING NEWS. SIGNALLED OFF THE LIZARD. July 25.—Passed Bast: Jasper, ef Fowey steamers Galileo, from New York for Hull Montezuma, from Montreal Snowflake, from Philadelphia for London. Passed West: Steamers Cookham, of London; a steamer for Belfast Sindbad. of Newcastle.—Wind, W.S.W., fr»sh weather, dense foC, siig-ht lift 2-45 p.m. sea, rough bar., 2993, steady lowered south cone. ...

... [BY TELEGRAPH.] Increase. Decrease. £ London and Brighton —— 3,292 London, Tilbury, and Southend —— 482 Lancashire and Yorkshire 648 Midland 6,910 Glasgow and South-Western 501 Hull and Bamsley 2,633 North British London and North-Western 3,301 Great Western -,J- 1 North Staffordshire —— 1,231 ...

... NEWMARKET SECOND OCTOBER MEETING. WEDNESDAY, OCTOBER 11. The CESAREWITCH STAKES, a Handicap ot 25 sovs each, 10 ft, with 500 added winners extra second to receive 200 and the third 100 sovs out of the stakes.—Two miles 2 fur. 35 yds, H.R.H, Prince of Wales's The Vigil, 3 Marsh Mr Sibary's Theobald, Major Joicey's King Charles, 4 Taylor Mr Paacock's Golden Drop, Mr Buchanan's Newcourt, i Mr ...

... RUN AT 2-0. The SHEEN PLATE (handicap) of 105 sovs; winners extra.-Jubilee course, one mile. 7 12 Lord Cholmondeley's Henry VIII., 5 T Loates 1 7 4 Mr Savage's Garland, 5 A Watts 2 8 3 Mr Sibary's Delaval, 6.Allsopp 3 8 7 Mr Gubbins' Knockany, ChaloEer 0 7 3 Mr Steven's Mrs Quilp, 3 Huxtable 0 Betting: 5 to 4 agst Henry VIII., 9 to 4 Knocrany 7 to 1 Delaval, and 10 to 1 others.—Garland settled ...

... EPSOM SPRING MEETING. THE CITY AND SUBURBAN. RUN AT 2-40. The EPSOM SPRING CUP, value 250 sovs; allow- ances.—About one mile and a quarter. 7 4 Mr D Cooper's Belted Earl, 3 Bradford 1 7 1 Mr Ellam's Captain Swift, 3 .AIlsopp 2 Betting 10 to 1 on Belted Earl, who made the running at a slow pace for half a mile, when the r ace was improved, and with the noii-favb-arite in trouble fully a quarter ...

... NEWCASTLE (GOSFORTH PARK) SPRING MEETING. RUN AT 2-0. The BRUNTON SELLING PLATE of 103 sovs allowances.—Five furlongs. a 1:1 Mr Groan's Knston, 5 S Chandley i 7 4 Mr Newton's Birdecake II, 2 .Mul!en 2 7 7 Mr Menzie's Weltondale, 2 .Finlay 3 9 5 Lord Lonsdale's Symbolic, 3 0 10 0 Mr Perkins's Lebel, 4 Fagan 0 tsettmg b to 4 a.gtt anuccalre II, 3 to 1 jbriston, leO to 30 Symbolic, 6 to 1 Lebel, ...

... SPOUTING ITEMS. Sir J. BlundeU Maple, M.P., and Mr. R. Peek were the witnesse, of a good mile gallop, iu which Mn.cn. atly and Gangway took part, at Newm iket, on Saturday. Through judicious watering fur the past fort-night, the couise at Hurst Park on Saturday yielded the best, going that has been seen for some time p:.st in the south. It issaidthr.ttheonlyconre.tion of the Fal iiouth House ...

... COMMERCIAL. LONDON STOCK EXCHANGE. da/i ) To-d* Description of StocK* Closing Price* i'riooj. BltmSH PUMDST~ Consols New 21 p.c. QV Vh Consols Account, a* ^-lrS Local Loan W2 A Indian 3A p.a q7Ai Indian 3 p.c 97 Indian Rupee Papee 654 Met Board of Works, 3i p.e. 112 112& Met Board of Works. 3 p.c. 103 VJoyb -FO!{ E^GNSTOCKS. Argentine 1836 63y2 63 Argentine 34 p.e.. 1833 28 28 Fundinij Loan ...