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G LA >10 KG AN ASSIZES. I
G LA >10 KG AN ASSIZES. I flOTRPAY.—^Before Mr. Jnnioe GRAXTRAr., I CROWN COURT. A WOUNDING CASK. Charles Huifh Munrieo Behb. 24. haulier, wan charged with wilfully woundinc Euward Bath oft May 28 at \.lanwonno, Mr Al.en Upward appeared for the prosecution and M,. Ar'.hur ¡" for the defence.—The evidence was ",ther conflicting, each party averring that the other was the aggressor.—After bavins lj4':irti the different versions of the case, his ]yonUh p ummed Up. and pointed to the uu. satisfactory evidence and its contradictory T1.)tUre—'The jury returned a verdict uf not í:u:: y DISCHARGED. A vuMr. named Alirvd Wrijrht. tvaa ch:ir?cn 1Ih indecently assaulting -irl. a seed fi? vara. at Barry, oai Jnly 2.-Tbe jury brought- 1" a verdict of not guilty, and prisouer was -1 .i.-cordtu<ly disrhAnTed. A WICKED BLACKGUARD." John Connelly \.>»). a sailor, was indicted w.th having stolen a watch and chain, the pro- (:.h(;;1):Iun'('. ::(i'Ü I Jr. Bertram appeared to pro«coute — t;l"r Purlull. the prosecutor, 1it evidence, l. 'f prisoner asked hitn t., stand a drink. gaid he wouldn't stand a drink to a upon which the prisoner snatched his nd chain and run away. Witness him and found hint in a water-closet. I}P watd1 was aUo found in the water-closet. verdict of cuilty was returned, and his I' after describing prisouer as a wicked r-d. sentenced him to six monlh3 with iur n, i.VK MONTHS FOR A PICK-DOCKET.' • ohn Williams, it commission aorent. waóJ larged with attempting to steal from the -i July. Mr. Rhys Williams prosecuted. The ory tor the prosecution showed that whilst a procession wag passing in Duke-street pr isoner was ob>erved by Detective 11. Harries attempting to pick prosecutor's pocket. On neing charged, he said he knew nothing about • —Elixa Walkley. of Cecil-street, Cardiff, said -oe waR watching a band of hope procession, when she felt something pressing against her hack, and on looking round observed thedetec- h Idini: the prisoner.—Prisoner gave .ideD. in his own behalf, and oaid that rnrouch getting on tip-toe to see Ihe proces-1 t ? (, tj he overbalanced himself and unduly pressed against prosecutrix. It was then the detective seized him-Thcro were many coii. viitions against him. and after a verdict of ;:l1iltv was brought in he was sentenced to twelve qlendar months with l1ard labour. ASSAULT ON AN OLD WOMAN. Thomas Lewis, a collier, aged 22. W.h charge h an assault on Elizabeth Jones at Mertiiyr dftl on the 16th of April. Mr. Plews was for prosecution. Mr. Tudor Howell appeared to defend —A verdict of guilty was brought in, ao;i his L.rd,hip sent him to gaol for a 'IL,,I,? A CASK THAT COLLAPSED. Steven Edwards and Ed. RffS, hauliers, werj "i;rl with 8tealing a purse containing I). from John .lones. a farmer, and using personal r:«>!ence towards him on July 18 at Llangeilor. Vr. Arthur Lewis prosecuted, and Nir. S. T. Fran*. M.P.. defended. It seemed that whilst prosecutor was on his way home from a public- r.m>e at about eleven oclork in the night he «as strurk down by the prisoners and robbed his purse f'nntainin 9s.-«Tohn Jones, the rrosecutor. went into the witness-box hnd -1)ntradictory evidence ci)znpar? "th what he offered before the magistrates HIs servant. Rose Chilcott. was also shaky, atilt hi* Lordship interposed and asked the jury whether they thought the identification 01 prisoners was safe enough to proceed with the c,, On conferring with each other, the jury ♦Knight the witnesses were not at all sure ot the prisoners, and tfcey returned a verdict of n,'t guilty, in accordance with his lordship's ▼:ews. The Court then rose for the day, SCEONP CRLMIXAL COURT. Before Mr. Justice BIGHAM./ ALLEGED THEFT Of A BICYCLE. im me completion of the civil list on Satur- day. Mr. Justice Bigham took over a part ot the criminal calendar. The first ca*e in tr:e s^mnd criminal court, -1S that of Joseph Frohhrk. who wis charged with stealing a bicvcle at Cnrriiff <>n ihe i9th of July last. Mr. Francis How* U appeared for the prosecution. Fnsoner was undofei.d?d —Arthur Samuel Hennett. a clerk, of Cardiff, said that on returning t" his office on the ilth of inlv at Mono* $I u.. rt-sqn irie at a.bout 2.20 pm.. he put h « bicycle in the passage. He missed it at P.ia.-Aiidriew Thomas, a cabman, said he IW riding a bicycle, which collided w:th his cab.—Other wit¡¡{:9es were called for l h" prosecution, who testified to seeing prisoner riding a bicycle.—Detective-inspector spok h) arresting prisoner and to him with the theft, which prisoner rented.—His Lordship said it was a doubtful and there was no evidence to show that rnsoner took the bicycle. Several of the wit- messes were not sure that the bicycle produced \qH, the one they waw the prisoner riding.—The jury returned a verdict of not guilty. MSI PRn's COURT. Before Mr. Janice BIUHAMj A SWANSEA COAL CASK. w's heard on Saturday morning. It Way that. Noble v. David. The plaintiff (Mr..1. P Noble o^al importer Belfast! claimed £ 1.700 damages- nz.unst defendant (Mr. W. P. David, coal mer- chant. Swansea) for breach of contract in sup- ph-.ng certain coal. There was a connter <vi;m of £ 62 15i. llxl. for certain of the coal fi.d and delivered. Mr. S. T. Kvano M P appeared for the plaintiff, and Mr. Villiers Meager for defendant. The alleged contract "H f"r the delivery of 5.000 tons of coal over -'felve months at 7s. 9d„ plus certain advances •r conformance with the alidincr-scale.-Mr. "p.izer. reading the letters between the rarties. contended that there was no contract. t:;e p.aintiff'3 last letter ipulatini: that the contract was to be "subject to a sample carco ^•e:ns satisfactory to my easterners. "—His T.^rdship: I say at once there was a contract, and I say the parties were right, in believing they did that there was a contract.—Mr Meager: We never heard from them that the nmple Was -atisfactory.—His Lordship: Too 'ever heard it was not; silence gives consent. You had better come to term' Iniri rc Ti r.,i y. -It r. Meager said he 1 nd taken the only points he conki (\:1 the, merits in porsuance of his Quite ri?ht. Now the cnlr nnestion is a? to the rise in prine, and »vidtn«-e had better he called as to that >.r Jeffrev?. Mr. Hueh Harries, and Mr. Grif- '"h Jeffreys were caHed (or the defence, and pHered into figures and comparisons respect- !?; the Tariat)in in pricea.—Hi? Lordship in 'e ?d said that he should snfflciently com pen-ate plaintiff if he gave him X650 damages •Iti'lyment wonld be given for defendant on 'he counter-claim, defendant to P" all costs — Ton concluded the civil li?t. CATSE LIST. the remaininst <ases are fii<vl for Mon- In:lanient will be given in the Worthington Shears cir>! rase on Tuesday. The trial of the case against William George V" ,n'r f?' bankrupky fl?luds is fixed for ■ n frj t I [)(;ES nIT A COPPER WORKS. tfpr Majesty's judges Grantham and Biham, 'c?-? ar? aittin? at SWaDe.. ASRiz8. paid on r-.day 11,?ni?z a ?i.it of in.p?,ti.n to th? Pi? Isnro copper Work* at Cwmaron. They went P and fro by the Rhondda. and Swansea Bay Railway, and were shown round the works by t.e.,rc;eDee-f. managing director. «Tr. Justice Bisham will re-visit Swansea in >c'etnber neit to pr-ide over the assizes.
LOCAL POLICE COURTS.
LOCAL POLICE COURTS. CARDIFF. SATI. KI)AY. — 'Before Messrs. MORGAN "¡"Rra:'>. JOH:S JE);'KI:S, and EDWARD THOMAS A TIlJ P FROM THE HILLS. underground man" from Tr.r,erhert, told the trench the story of a little 'r» "f bi. on Fr -"hi,-h ended in the 'irre.it of Ioh' B,k, a Vi!it man Wi ll iam E?ttw II,, you'll; ,f nineteen, oa a charge of robbery. )?'°?"?'?'°??'?'byU)e .2') in tHe morning to make a dav of «t T?,n? p,?,?d so rapidiy a?d ??a?ant'?h?t. "t the ta?TafrVais train back. and. wan- «j er:ng ?' in the "eighbourhood of the Taff Vah »:ation and Queen-.tr"et he fell asleep He was awakened by a constable, who ?'ed 1 m Whether lie ha/1 his watch m. lie looked  hadn't. The guard was there-bnt no watch Had you the watch in your pocket?" in- Q?;re?l the magi'trates' clerk. ?M. to be sure." replied the witness; "I «on t expect I kept it outside mv pocket h„i/'? a w ateli." lie continued. He ?,j P.?,l ? ?u,ni;:9 for it; it "? a chrono-  h«lanre, The watch was now in the hands f "°"?' and Mr, Rees was pleased to see it az?i.. Police_con8table 65A Goodridge told the big- ? < ?.'fh. He was on duty a?Th. n a?rt8uw ? Eees 'y'? asleep on W^i l covers the ""de?ronnd lavaSrw tbere Witness woke him. and noticed th.t v,. W ''?'" Was in b, '??t. but th, wa ch w, gone, and R? complained that he had lot U Soon &fterwardB the witn?s met the two  m ptri "? and inonired hlt th,y »b,! ?« '?' Brooks P'?'.d lh, wch  ?"?''?"?"'?"'tthi9 *atch   ?'<? to me." On th?s they "ere taken to the "barged w th K ? "??' Pr?ko replied. "All r irht i ?°" take me ?°'? bale ? take th, two The Prisoners now '??? the theft, and I- ?n' t, p?i.,n for t-,) .-?th The ;(hC Police^onstable Goodridge fllr bil astat,-n,4 oer their
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UNIVERSITY OF WALES, i - I
UNIVERSITY OF WALES, i l'ASS LIST OF THE MATRICULA- TION EXAmXATIOX. The following is r list of the successful can- (lidiitea in the recent matricuJation examina- tion at the University of WaUa:— °f candidates who have passed the i FI.RST DIVISION. Emm" Elízah"th Au?in. Pnntypoot County Sl'hool; C<i1i: Annw Bld;onù, Howell'. S<'hool, II j> i.iiulaif; «.dt.li. ne Ludlow Hui-lon. Mies Hiiss's ?"L<duu.andt'.C..C!)r(ht!M?r'yE?d? Vi '"l0"1,' Pr,V!,te Study and Li. Aboryst-   Vavis, Abcrj;aYcnny Girl. ?"unty ('hnol; Anp Leonora Dnncan. ?"w..t?Sch?.d,L)andatt:]U)daMahFit.;?. ?'NorwK'hU"?tS..h?«)tutdf.O..Rancor; "??'?'-??.??"BtonCo)tese.Sa)op. .'ndL.c.. A!)crystwith; Thomas Fisher. T-.tJ., All, lyatwitli: Alfred John George, Vl.t' Kan- or: .Johnti'c Green, Newcastle Emlyn Cram- mi* school; Kmily James. Mrecon County '? ?"s:L<?i!taJt.t))un8.Carditt ?")'" leachcre' Sch<K.l; Mary Catherine Johns. V.C., Atx-rym?tth; Edith Maud Jmws, Pontnl'wynydd PI,Pil T?ach?'a- SchfH)! Mnd }?:jA?ryatw)th;Lpw)aJunM.U.C..HanKor; hewiH Bovan Jones. Pontypridd Academv I Sarah Jane 10JH8. Cardin' Higher Hr'a'f).' ?'W'amMorriBj<.n?.t,.?.?cMnd? Archibald Drtuflas Lampitt. Vrian* School, Hatter. and U.C.. Bangor; George Krnest LaurtH. N? 1)ort Intermediate School; Lucinda Agnes lewis. Cardigan County Sch(?) and -,ti? lligh S,-b,l for 11 1,,y l-ewi^ Bhuuau Festinioc Pupil Teachers' S'Miool and I .e.. Aberyslwith; Timothv Lewis. r"r?typridd Academy and U. C Cardili- Thomus Llewelyu. Yatradyfodwi: Porth PupM 1 each era School .?d ?.C' A)K?v9tw?'h: Amelia Gwladun Maddock, 1i1ford HnUflt school. ?L.Mp..?. M<>n.; Kliza Jane Manuel. Aben'are County School; Klsie Catherine Morgan, Wrexh im Girls' County School; Gwladyg Mary Morris. Kestinioo: I'ountv School: Maud Beatrice aRh. Woohvu-h PupiJ 'J't.'a('hf'rs' :-idu)(d; E!i7.:ht'th Pa rr.r, "'pt ill!o¡;: < onnty Scho..):Dani,.tPerccriuf.'?,mvprid? Academy and V ( Cardiff: Ktlward John Price, Llandovery College and U.C., Abervst- w!th:H,nryA)tr<.dR?. UC" Card,lI, Kichard Rees. Aberdare C-»nntv Sch<xd; How- ?'!lh?"(' ?'?''R''?-?'?'?"?" Bertha Olivia Roberts. Carman hen Countv for D?,id Piiiiii)., K..h'i'??"?'h?. (an-\ County School; Hutrb Roberts. Festinioc (ounty School; John William Uoberts. Rala 1 reparatory School; Mary Blodwen Roberts, Uanrwst County School: Robert Arthur Tudor Roberts. Liverpool Institute and U.C.. Bangor: Kathleen Gladys Rogers, Swansea HiRh Schoo) lor Girls; Annie Gertrude Russell, U.C.. Abcr- ystwith; Annie Shilvock, Pontypool Connly ?noohM?tKarctUpn d cr?n Smith. Hackney 1 UDil Teachers School: David Stephens, Hre- ;on Interme.liate School; David Thomas. Old College Carmarthen, '??'?''?'??'P'? Maud Ihomas, St. David's Cnunty School ■ Flo- ?nce Amy TrnuKhton. P?nh')"?? nw'k Connt? ()ol: qtr?Lll 'ry. colint,?- so!), lor Girls; Ann? Walker. Ahcrda? (\.nn)y Schon}: .\nni(' (r('t'!lwotld Watson. Llandrin- <lod Wells (ounty ?'??'?' ?.?" ?'C./ '?'?y'?-' "itb: Ai, Gwendoline Williams. Wrexham 'Vy, y'h'r\ ?' ,iirlli; and "'r'hon)?  W iT H,ams. Llandudno Countv 'honl. SHCOXD UtY'tSIOX. 1\f.'rhl'l't Davtes. '?''?'?'?'"?? (athcrine Maifarttta Lvans-Jones. Pencader Granirnar S.'t,'?) 'd \?" Cardiff: "?!?  E\'aas, iri,;tte '?' and Alun Countv xliooli Llran\t Ann GriBiths. Llanfair Caer- ein.on i ounty School and Abergavenny Conut. »il 1„V' lor 6i,li?,: Epsil' E' Holland. CarduV Pup\t 'l't',u'hrrs' M-hool; Beatrice Kvans Jones, li'dVt .A.cademy; David Jones. C.C.. P.anpor; Lavid Jonathan Jones. Aberystwith Countv S,?",ol L R"" J"i?'Ab,?y pn\atc.' Rtud.: Elias Louis Junf'R, Harmouth _"umyS(.h.)audU.C..Ah<.ryBtw,thHh? M..ryJ.,n?.S?a.t.aH.h ('honl for nirl; 'J ones. New Quay Giammar School ,a Vn,i' Bluily.: Henry Jones. Llandyssul ,?'?"?". John Oawatd 3" Rhyl ounty School; Joseph Jenkyn Jones, Tre- garon Intermediate School: William Isaac .Tnnt's. Academy, Llaudilo. and Pencader '.rammar Schooi. Jam". Danict Lewis. Lan- dy..u[c<.tu.ty?h<M.h Mildred Lightfoot, ,riv;ttv sludy: t lorenee Matilda M'Leod Mt.r. tt)3,r M?ltild;l M-L,-(,d -r. .'unn¡¿J nford Preparatory &'hool and Gower, utH.?unty?h..d..?a,-yL.?aMorr?.A?r. d.(.u?ntyS()Mo): David Rhydderch. Pm:v- ?..i'?'???"?'?'R" hw hards Newport It:d¡:: :t aEoherts- U.C.. AN-r??.twith: David fM:mli.s Tr. tiouias. private study; Alice Selina k 1aW"'AI"'rllareCl>u«<y School: Aune Kliza- ¡¡"tht'o<la CoUttt-' ..i J-Vf6' P"v««e study and r.C.. Al>er- i l1'11 iItiams. Bethesda County ?-'?r. 'S"n.°"? "? ??"? ?"" vion?y ill f,?ur11-i-9 ,? paMfd ln :he remaining subject, and thus com- '? 'u-'tricmatK.n cxamina.ti?n I;m'st rri Andrews. 1,141,ell ? "V !,n(' IT C.. Abey Pupil r '^ii„ilh lT Ma Schofleld Bowden, Deptford Pupi) Teachers' Sch?. and U\' ,Aherystwith '?? Ada B?.FBurn..?. PC:: AtKrystwnh)CrM.)<? Jennie Rosalie Cabeldu. r.( Bangor -Latim: Albert Edward Davies ^e.V £ raU' Soht>o1 and D <- Aberyst- wf.h "mathematicsi; Moreton Davies, Ire. Tti, T8t"h lLilUnl- Bobert Robert. t?t?' Vms r r'?ar School. ?wca?t. Kmtvn Ia'i nd {'C.. A.berystwith (Engli.h!; Gaynor gard? C?rp?.?? Sch.«l and C.C.. Cardiff Œngti.hJ; William 'l Vdwanlo, Llangollen Board School and t.,C.. Abery.twith L?tin): Schio'iLr !v "T' {j,(' Cardilf (Latin); Frances Tm ivV Merthvr County School (English);  r.C.b<.r?.,twith En? sh Hf inlr Mary t)6h<-r. Brc<-on C()unt School fnr<r)s«.)K.nnst??JohnOi!wa)ttFr.(n? ?'f?""? ?" 'Ea?i9h 8? t'.??h) ?T?n L'?""? County Sk.h? lEngiish) ) Jff r,hhn n )..d?ard GnSiths. private st idv in,l i-rC Alhlerj-stwith (Latin); Mary FveKn ,t^«,k bcrtlltr>; Intermediate Sscehnoooo? l -amnd d TI ,r C„ AibKe. rystwith (Frenoh); George YAX'kw')()d Heward, Newport Interme- di ltf ^ho?' ,o,Ietl?,: E?lith Interin?- ?.?.?h<?{. School. Rhondda Ya¡ly <math?mat)M).. Wi!),am John tfaf?s. 6w ? !S^V f te P Trf, lfhers School and )' C Aber- Vu ,T n ?''?"? '?'? lies, CC.. Rauhor tFl"f'och\; t W m. Jam»s Aberdare County bchool (chemistry); Harriet Hatswell e',S5,AP^8tU(fV :md iT f Aberystwith (tI at in Abel Fdwilw L:¡: 1(?h I1 S ;Kf fS<hhooonl l and Fr.h C.. Bangor (Kngrlish); Robert 'W ,,ala 1>r,'P.»ratory School andr iIii a"?or 'mathematics); Susie ?? "? ?<'?P<t Intermedin.t? S' '?8i, ^nemiHtn); Thomas John Jones. Old College Carm"thell, and !'C, of Aberystwith and 'Llan- B'ai^ n?n=t a S Pws?~ or? Sehool and l! C" Bangor Œnli.hl; Willia'm haac Jone., U('" A her- tAher- v;?5 L thh ? Private study 'English); John v ,l ..j C CardifT <I? n) C ?hJ' Jint- ?dn). d 1 C" VAubervs,K"lth botany); Hugh Tumi Lewis, pnvate stady (En?)i<h). :r?h T v^r. r -le.lieM.h. I'n 'r? i),hl 0".? Tessie Vr {'C.. Aberystwith (La.Mn?; 81-,1npy ?j r ? 'i?' Swa?eaPnpi) T-a?h, S.\hool and 1".(' Abervstwith 'Latin); FI"renc *?.?'f'"<???" C"unt' C?irl.' Slho?l g71:di'ir ;Ib::wen};rli\'aay and r.C.. ■ Pa ,,dy GGrraanmimmair r Sihool and i m"'? '?' PE,.Iad?r H'rhard AJ illiam Parry. C.C.. Bangor 'Latin.; Josenh Herbrt I", \-?c' ?'?? (chemistry); Mar" Elizabeth Phillip, private 9tndv "I'htI)IlilliP-. privat,(, r l CuSlberlaad' and 1'C" A her- \8twith (English:; Kvan Re^s. U,C, Aber. > s.with 'Latin): Thoma. Richards, ak<>* ?h?.rd' School and r.C.. Bangor (Latini •" D.iv.d Martin RolKrts. Llanellv Pupil T"aeh«rs' School and r.C Aberystwith (T,at?n); Barbara -?"?S'eYwr.sht. Cardiff Pttpi) T?acb<.? Sc hool and U C. Cardiff (chemiatrY? BI.ie M init i: C""rrdd" I"h iK' ii;tn.nz', Iiigh (EnKtish); Hcn? h(,z'A 'Y?twith To,(F,?lli h I.C.. Aberystwith 'Latin); Lowt- Tlnmis I ortmadoc County ?hoo) and ?C Ea?r ('hellliqtry\: Lewis Gnr 1'uekeT, Pcn?.r?? r «v ?'?ynamiMi: Stanl\' Heath M«r,hvr County School (F. H,th twj v Wilhams, 0)d Cotter Carmir then. and r.C.. Abery.twith ?nO? M'Maarni*e» Uilhams, TJ.C.. Abervstwith .List of raudidat? who. ha'nnenri- v.on9)v pa?ed in throe ul)j-t have n?.?- passed in two .abjert., thas completing the matricuhitKMi examination David George' Davies. Cardigan Conntv School (mathematics ('hE"nít!): .Tan1"" Thoma8 Evans. P,)" rr, id Academy and '7.'? study ?n?tish and Welsh); Edith Gwendoline Green r,c, Aber- ya??th (Latin and French): MT\ Fnn.? Leith. The Cowley Schools. St. H.<;n'?'? and demi.tr\.I: WiUiam AthertM?r? TC M?)-y,t.vith'L?t)nnnf)Gr?k!;L,,ui?Minfi p?'en. rc Ab?-It?ith (Latin and chemis- 'rv.; Gertrude Elizabeth Jnnp RaUwn The ?u?h R?bv (L.t.n and n?eh' W?nih?d "the, ( ?narvnn Conotv 8<'hon) and \-C ?' 'chem?try? John PenryThom?' CA'wWwith 'Latin and h?ny) L'?ofcand.Ja'MwhohaYCBntisficd the examiners in fnur ,ubj-t and ?e BTK'eial:r rcrommended hv them as deperviii" t,7 be <i ?.1j'?'' ?' ?'h?qn<.nt Mnmimt. nn in a fifth snh.ieotDaniel Adams. St C?tr? nr..mmar Schoo; and Df.n?hvthe.r G?mn? S?o) (L?in. En?i?h. Welsh, ?nd C?h! F1 ],n,],, Barely. Dan?. A?.<, Owen'. Girls School Islington, and Fin.bnry Pupil Teachers School (mathematics. English Fren-h, and botany); h ,m, K'Jiz., Bishop Aberdare Count- School (mathematics. Latin, E,,?li 'h, ,n(i F'n,h).t, Latin, n'!i (,,??t-bematieg. Em.-)?), We?' and chem?trv): Dan;el .Tamø ?vic- nM C"1 ege. Carmarthen (Latin. English, fl'H.li and Greeki; Owilvm Einon Davies \(;: Ta"nr (mathematics. I.atin, English, and ?mi?rY? ??na?' .T?h?"' ??i?' ?' Aher\"twHh (mathematic., English W-lsh and d?n'?i?: ?i'h? ?aTi'd' Ed'?3?? C'? Atlv?%_gtw, 1I'4]"in?j ,Id 0re"'O* rhoma» Oliver Edwards, "? '? and c.. Cardiff 'mathemat;r. Latin Gre»k and Knxi?h? nw?v? "t? E?',?"'?? '.tudv..ndrc..A)M.rvst.?ith'?t??,? F'?)ish. F- T"h. and bot?nv): A(,,F ,< A?ry?twithtm-tthcmati?.La'inFn? Pu?Te?h?- Schoo) and r C Ban gor (mathematics Latin. English, and 1,-rniFi',r?-I ;An' Ooodin" ];;<h.' and ho'any); Walter L)?v.') "Rvan? !??'n nnrat< stndv fmath?matifs. 7/ntin Tin?h ?ndet-f.mxtrY):Wi])ia)nCrimthq.Han<.])v PHni? Teachers' School fmnth??,? T'n?? dvnamics. and chemistrvi EHcr Hnches ,n marifi Connty School H,"b": tics. L:d;n, Rng-Jieh, nnd French)- tiL,tin,I?ngli-h, Bolvwell ??,?. S?w.) (mathematics Latin hc? a d French' H:ivid John. T7.C.. Cardiff (Latin R, ? 1'?h. W?<.h od Cr<?)<): Ohvp Marv Johnson. Ki TLvnn Hisrh School fnr Girt., anrl priyat" .-tnrl:v (!nothemal;Oi!, I,at;n, F:n",lish, nnrl French); Evnn Jo»>e«. P.O. Ban cor (rmth^ matim. English. Wetih, a.nd botanv): Jrimw .Tones Old College. Carmarthen (T/atin. En", lish. W..1Qh, and Greek): John Richard Jones nnxin?n Board <?nn). near Abervstwith a?J V.C Bangor (ma-thcanatics. clilh. Welsh and botanv): Marjrwet Geinor ,J"ne. P"ncader Grnmmar Wb?l (mathematicn. Latin, Enulish ?.d chemist;rv^; Morsran A. Jwie*. Pencader County &hool a.ti F"n,t??. Greeki; Samncl Jones. St" Davirl' 0.-t, ho()1 (rnathMrul.tíæ, I,.tin, Frpljph. and French); Sarah '?'? ?""et. (?.?'in' Pt!? I. ,ane i!Oëc1iWlf(m; matic*. lAtin. English, and boi^nyj; TYevor Ilr?s J?n-. Holywell County Schooi (U!aT matrim Latin. l?ren?h, and chemistry); Wil- liam 11.?ry Jm?* nc.. Bangor q-ti-. rg: iF?h, W"IIÙ\ and QwM; David Jenkim Morgan. Treuaron Oount' &bool (roathemattos. Latin. Welsh, and ch«mi#try1; Thomas Morgan., Iregaron County &11001 ?mathc!ml Latin, j W"lsh, and chemistrvi; Daniel Owen, Uhonddu lupil Teachers' Behool, and V,C" AherYBtwith (mathematics, E.gli.h. Welsh, and ?h?.istrY) Harry Purry*Jones, U.C.. Cardiff (mathematics, Latin, dyuamics, and chemistry); Harriet; Maggie Pitu, Finsbury Pupil Teacher" School, (mathematics, English, French, ami cheml,try); Josiah Johii Puga, Lucton khool. KingHund, ILerefordahire, and If,C.. Abervptwith (mathe- matics. Latin, English, and French); David j ltichanU. 0:,1 College, (Carmarthen (Latin. Eng-1 lHh, WeUh. and Greek); Ellen Jane Roberts, Jowyn County Intermediate School (Latin, Kngii^h. Frenc h and botany); Lizzie Nesta Kobcrts. Ashlands CVdle^e. Oswevtry (mathe- matics, Latin, En;.lih. aJd French); Margaret Sydnev Koberts. Ahand College. O-westry (mathematics. Latin, En^li^h. and French); Mary ABuj. Egberts. B?:1umnris County School ¡mathel"alJ(", Latin. English, and French); Kowland (Iritnih Rowlands, V. C Biingor 1:.t'I'I'l t 1\11\ i'I',arY1;: al;i;hemIf;; I Eli/alu;!1 \n'i •••! r,v, Aberdare County School (matl-i' mi, Knj.vlish. and Fr? AUcc Cirm.vrthen Hih S<'hool, and U-i > i ;:11 School for Girls (Latin, EIlg'l1.t¡, i-cTu-a. and chemistrv); (elJrg English, Thoma', 'i'ondu Pupil Teachers' 8chool (mathematics, Latiii, Englisn, and Welsh); John \ïl1i.am Thomas, private Btnåv (maihematic- Miglish. French, and ch,'mbtu); Edward Waiter Tombs, private study {mathematics, Latin, Greek and FrenC'h; John T.,I-, Od College, Carmarthen (Latin, Eng-Iish. Welsh, yrd Mary M'Cii'ckcu Watson, Peckhi'in 11 M crs' School an d jn'ivate study Latin English, and chemistry); 'i:' r 11.\ \ï!1ill1n. 8<'110,11, ¡',l1, and hr. 8chool. Dolgelly ILatin, Eugiisii, French, and botany); Owen Thomas Williams. Penyc^oe.^ Pupil '1'e:lehcr.' School (mat-hematic*. Latin. English, and French); I ter Erhin Williams. Liverpool Institute (mathematics, Latin, Welsh, and dynam;); and Ktlward Worthing. G las bury-on-Wye Grammar Sen >ol (Latin, English, Greok. and bta 11\'). List of cj-nUdates who, in accordance with Sections D, W. and 21 of the matriculation I r;at1)11"! luv» tiBflecl the ex:»mincr« in three T'i c! lit are specially recommeudsd by thi ing to be admitted to sub- RNIH\l" 'Jl} in the remaining sub- jects i I V v ul FinFhiiry Pupil Teacher :-dl('1 'mathematics. Ens"Ti>h. and Freiiclo; (iertnidc AIi(,ü Cartcr. U.C, Aberwt- with imathemati- L:itin, nnd English1; El 1 in or llumnih C'urley, orh'ate stud\ (mathematics, it (i ,h"'li"! Edgar Bowler, ,\1 dI(' c;:t if::f1;:1 iHI), botany; OWI1 Davie«, priv:u4e study (mathe- matic9, English, and Welsh); Sarah Anno Davies. Tregaron County Ekh 0'0 J (mathematies, Latin, and English; Gwenllian de llloyd. U.C., Aberystwith (mathcinat io*. f?iitzli?h. and botany); Margaret Evans, Pencader Grammar ho(lllm:lth"n\.lt ir.8, Latin, and English); Mary Evans, Carmarthen Conntv Girls' School (mathematics, Latin, and Englishi; Mary Ann Evans. V. C Bangor (Latin, English, and botanvi; Mary Anne Grant. V. C Cardiff (mathematics 1') English, and botany*: Ethel Gertrude (intliu. P(\'kh,\1n Puoil Teachers' School and private \õ;fudy (mathematics. Eng- lish, awl Ereneh): William John Harris Aber- dare County School (mathematics. Latin. and chemistrvi: A'ice Ilelliwell, t .C.. Bangor • mathematics, Latin, and chemistrv): Gwilvm Eini(>n Huchcs, ?Tr»vato study tmathemaM' c?. :1\lt.l1\'1il:h'pn}¡;t Vv 1I¡;1V1: Trinity Ib'I, Southr>ort. and r.C.. B,t!\or (Latin. English, and Frenchi: John Lewis John, private study (mathemntic-, Enlih. and chemistrv); Hugh ,Iont" Peny* groes Pupil Teachers' School (mathematics,I.atin, and English'; Mary Knoyle, private atwly (mathematics, English, and chemistry; Benjamin Waldo Lewis, Pontypridd Academy (rdiff E,,gi ?"h and W"IBhl; William James Lewis, private study (TJahp- matics. English, and chemistry);William Michael Lewis, Mold Pnt)i I'I ,l' School (mathematics, English, and ,Ii, i 1, ??rl John [jlpwlIlYl1. 1.T.C. Hangor (mathematics, Enli8h, and rhemiatryi; John Henry Parry. rc.. Bangor 'mathematics. Emrlish, and rhr. lliiAtn"; Edward Jamoq Richards, private srudv (mathematics. English ncl Welsh): Mary Loui"" Rogers. Llanellv Pupil Teachers' School and 1'1" Cardiff (mathematics. English, and botany); Noel Montague Smith. private study (mathe- m:lti"8, English, and chemistry); William nentlop Stephens. U,C. Cardiff (mathematics. English, and Welsh); Caroline Millicont Thomns. private studv and r.C.. Cardiff ilrathf."mat1(.s. English, and French); Margaret Maude Thomas. Mrs. Maries-Thomas' High School. Aberystwith. and {1,C.. Abervstwith (mathematics. Latin, and Frenchi; Richard Thomas, Llangocd Board Schools and D[1.. Bangor (1llathpmaticp, Latin, and Welsh*; Edith Wilkinson, T7.C Alu-rvslwith (Latin, English, and ho1:1nyl: OwilYlulen:\11 Williams, H.C., Cardiff (mathematics. Latin, and Welsh*: John Williams. Clyrmog Grirnmar chC'Wll :1nd B11a Preparatory School (mathematics, Latin and Greek): Violet Mary Woolfc, Pcckham Pupil Teachers' School and private studv I rnat1lt'm:!tlrR. 1Ia'ln. and botany); Edith ynne. Llanrwst County School for Girls and "}}('rc0!r County Intermediate School (Latin, English, and French)
LOCAL LA. W CASES. I
LOCAL LA. W CASES. FORRESTT AND SON (LIMITED) T. AR,UfA YO AM) OTHKH8. On Satnrday the Court of Appeal, consistins of the Lord Chancellor and Lords Jasticeii A, J" Smith and Vaughan WilliamB, conc. uded the hearinz of this appeal of the defendants from a jndsrraent of Mr, Justice llncknill in the action which was hTonght by the p,aintiffs, shipbuilders, to recover for work and lahour done. The plaintlff8, it appeared, undertook to build and fully equip a 8team launch designed by Sir Eward Ileed, and to deliver It at Liverpool or London on or before January 7 last year, while the defendants agreed to ship the vessel to Bolivia on board the .team8hip Comotose. which left Liverpool on Deoember29. and, R.'n8ual, called at Cardiff for coal before proceeding tü Hamburg and thellre to London, if necessary. The launch, however was only delivered to the defendants in time to catch the April sailing, and accor- ding to the pbintiff" ca. the reason for this delay was that the defendants were not relldy and willinc to take delivery by January 7. The plaintiffs had cn,y received a portion of the money which they were to be paid for the work. and they accordingly brought this action to recover the balance. The defendants denied liability, and counter-claimed for liqui. dated damage. from the plaintiffs for not making delivery in accordance with thc terms of the agreement. Mr. Justice Bucknill. hefore whom the case was tried, gave judgment for the plaintiffs on the claim and counter-claim, holdiug that the defendants were not entitled to liquidated damages, as they were not, ready to take delivery of the launch Oil january 7, even had it been ready. Hence this appeal of the ddrndant., who 1--t"ld?d that it was only nec(.?s?ary for them to prove that the Plaint;ffs had not delivered within the l?pei- fied time. Mr. A.T.Lawrence. Q.C.. and Mr. C. C. Scott a I:): (!T f:a 'I:j>e:t:I' c:r rell. Q.C.. and Mr. H. Tindal Atkinson for the respondents. The Lord Chancellor, in giving .judgment, said there wag all obligation on both parties in this case—on the one, to bring the launch toO London and deliver, and Oil the other to bring the Comotose to that port and receive. Xeither side had performed their p.t of the contract, and now the defendants sought to recover liquidated damages It apeared to bim that the defendant8, in order to succeed, Imu8: show that they were wi1¡¡n and ready to receive the launch at the ,pecitied time, and that the plaintiffs were not ready to deliver, That was the way in wh ,,c he understood the law on the matter. The defendants, however, had not shown that they had performed all that was incidental to their part of the agc"e. ment, and as a matter of he, tbe? were not ready to e,i,, the launch, That 1,?i" so. he mllt affirm the jdgm?.t of Mr. Jnstire BIH'knill, find di8mib. the apal with costs, The Lords Justices concurred.
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CARDIFF GUARDIANS. VACCINATION" AND RELIEF. Twenty ladie. applied for the appointment of organist in the Cardiff Workhume Chapol at a salary of ,cn per annum, and. at the meeting of the guardians on .Saturday, four of the candidates selected out of the twenty by the visiting eommitU>e, attended before the hoard and were questioned as to their musical history and qualifications. The ladies wece MiBS Edith Marion Cotty, 10, Castle-road (late organist at the infirmary), Miss Margaret Mary Griffiths, 37, Arran-stroet (Miskiu-street Chapel). Miss Alice Jane Morgan. SJ, Plastur- ton-avenue ( of the late vicar of Rumney). and Miss Annie Williams, 62, Taff Embankment, formerly organist at the Cardiff Welsh Church. Miss Griffiths, recemng ;>& votes. waB elected. tHx votes were recorded for Miss Morgan, and the same number for Miss Williams. e same ;)um)er for General Lee. Mr. F. J. Beavan. and Miss Ree. Jovi? were authorised, with the dark (Mr. Arthur J. Harris), to attend the Poor-law con- ference for South Wales and Monmoulhshire, to be held at Cardiff on September 12 next. VACCINATION NOT RELIEF. The report of the special meeting of the vaccination committee held on the 31st of July was brought up and adopted. The document deals with the fees of vaccination officers and other proposed reductions, and the snbetance of it has already appeared in our columns. Mr, Til. J. Pearse: Has anyone a right to have hi. child vaccinated at the public expense? The Clerk: Certainly. Mr. Pearse thought it a strange anomaly that people in good positions should have their children vaccinated at the expense of the parish. A poor man who came into the house for a night's lodging was disenfranchised, and that a well-to-do person could go to a doctor and have relief out of the rates was an "abominable shame." The Clerk Vaccination is not relief.
ELECTION NEWS.
ELECTION NEWS. The executive committee of the West Derby Division of Liverpool at a meeting on Friday night unanimously recommended to the Con- servathre divisional council Mr. Samuel Higgin- bottom, city councillor and colliery proprietor as their nominee in place of Mr. Walter Long] who wi;i not offer himself as a candidate at the general election.
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CRICKET. I SURREY V. MIDDLESEX. After all the rain which fell on Friday night there was a feeling of curiosity as to what might happen at Kennington Oval on Satur- day morning, and a f:lirb nl1nlerOUB attcn- dance HR&Clnhlw. The wicket. wae not quit fit at the uBual time, but a resumption whs made at twelve o'cIock, when Warner and J. I)..gl who had ,?rd 7 out of the 167 neces- sary for Middlesex to win in the I.'t i'i''g werJ opposed by Brockwell and Lockwood. Ten runs were added, and then, at 17, Warner's middle .tamp was bowled ont of the ground. R. Dougla 8 joined his brother, and runs came steadily, both buts-men forcing matters withI Fomc success. Middlesex won a ino?t ??xcitin match by one wicket. Complete score:—- SURREY. Fi?,t innln, SURREY. Second innings. Ab,?l. c H.?rnti. b Trott.. 9 ?t.°?'G'r<-?'? b Wells 23 Brockwell, b 18 c Robertson, b Trott 19 Haves, c At'Gr?g. b c Rawlin, h Hcnt'rf't4 WU!iam!).<6 Tiockwood. b Trott 10 b Hearne r,6 jinvward. C DouglaB, b Douglas, b Uonrne 1 Hearne 61 Jeoh"on, c Rawlin, b 10 cAb Hearne 24 R-'ilMjd. c M'Gregor. b c Williams, b Hea.rne 7 Rawlin 0 Dowson, I b w. b Trott 0 c Robertson, b Rawlin 0 1_9, not oat 3 not out 5 Ricirirason, c R. Douglas, b Hearne 0 b Enwlin 13 Stedrnan, b Tr)tt 9 c M'Gregor, e ) r h !?i?'? hxtraa.. 6?tr 7 Total ~6 T MIDDLESEX. I-jrst innings. Second innings. Warner, v Jepnson, b Lockwood 52 h Lockwood 9 Rawlin, b i^ckwood 0 c Hayes, b J, Dong! c Haywnrd, Lockwood 2 h Lockwood 2 o&bLockwood 53 R. Douglas, b Lockwood 10 c Stedrnan, b 10,st b X Wells, b Brockwell 4 bIlb;kodod', N lcholk o Hay ward, b ][,o<-]m ood. 26 ht?ckwood.. 8 t ? M'Gregor. st Steadman, c and b L- b Richardson 41 w-(i 41 (,b,,rtc.n.n b Richardson 17 h H.w.rd 1 Trott, b Richardson 7 b Hayward 4 Williams, st. Stedman. :? not out, 1 h Lees 25 not out 14 Hearne. not out 13 not out 5 Extras 14 Extras 20 T,)t,,) 209 T0tal 167 NOTTS V. LEICESTERSHIRE. M-lb ht tr conditions than th-- expe.: rienend on Friday prevailed on Saturday -r?. in at Nottingham, and a prowpt urt was made in thj match. N"I t?, hy zn lnnings ?;,n(i 71 S'. r (,: NOTTS. First innin. Second innings. Jones, h Stocks 25 ..??°.°.? Si rewsbury.c Whitehead, h Stocks 47 W. Hunn, c Marryat. h King 3 Oscroft. b Woodcock 5. Denrh, b King ",¡¡ Dixon. not nut 126 Gnnn. c G(\{"Otl. h Kin 1 Anthony, b Geeson 10 Iremonger, b OeeBon 0. Carlin. c Wood, b Stocks 48 WaB', b Stocks 0 Extras 13   Total 328 LEICESTERSHIRE. First innincs. Second innings. De Trafford. c Iremon- gi,r. b J. tiunn 12 b Dixon 13 Woods, b Wass 17 h 16 Kit1, st Ci'rlin. b Dixon 31 b WaM 8 Knight, h Wa. 51 h WaB. 6 Marriott, h J)ix)f).. 3 v Oscroft. b Wass 15 Coe, b 3 c Anthony, b Diron a) Whitehead, c Carlin. b r J. nann. b 19 Dixon 20 F. W. Stocks, b Dixon. 3 c Iremonger, h Wass 10 (ieesnn, b W is* 9 b Dixon 0 Wo<.dc<»ckt c and h Dixon 0 h Dixon 0 "'hitl'id, not out 0 not oot 1 Extras n ?,.trat 6 Total 160 97 YORKSIIIRE V. RSSEX. This match was continned at Harrogate on Saturday. Yorkshire won by 96 runs. Score: — YORKSHIRE. Tn First inningJ. ?t Second innings, TannicliflTe. b Mead 21 Denton, b Reeves 18 not. out 7 8mith. b Mead I 26 b M?ad 22 T?')nr. h M,,?l !?*?.?;  ¡¡¡rst. 1 b w. b Reeves 14 not out E n Wilson, b M?.d 0 Haigh. c Buckenham, b Young 16 Hawke, h Mead 7 Rhodes, c and b Mead. 9 Wail1wright,lbw, b Reevos 50 Buirstow, not out 3 Extras 4 Extras 0 Total 171 Total *42 'Innings declared closed. ESSEX. First innings. Second innings. H. G. b lrr?igh 3 ?'?ai?t?)'?*' b Rhodes. 0 Carnenter, 0 Haigh, h at Bairstow Rhodes 4 b Rhodes, 0 Pernn. ran out 7 c Hirst, b Rhodes 10 M Gah, ey. c Bairstow, b c Bairstow, b Rhodes 0 Haigh 12 Luektnham, b Haigh 6 b Rhodes 0 vea; Bt BairBtow. b st Bairstow, b «t4 Rhodes 0 Russell, c Wainwright b Rhodes 69 h Rhodes 8 Buirc hmtth. b Rhodes 8 b Rhodes 8 Mcad. b Smith 10 b Haigh 10 Young, not ont 0 not out 3 Inns, b Rhodes 0 e HiraI, b Rhodes 0 Extra", 4 Extras 1 Total 115 Total ~52 SOMERSET V. GLOUCESTERSHIRE I A "i?' impr"yement was experienced in the weather at Bath on Saturday. The wind was stilMncrh. the sun shining hrightlv. and. as no ",ill '? "?" 'f"' Friday "'Rht the Mickethadtmprovedincharafter. Somerset, who had mad 109 for 'eyen ",¡ekets, went on with th(')r innings, From the Sr9tbatth')w!ed by J"?"'P Hyman wag caueht at the wicket and only five had been added when '?-i'er' ?3 a, di'mised, A .4, fi '?'"? wa" made bv Cranfield and Chidgey for the last wi,k, Thev bad some luck, but the ,,n. they made were of the utmost value. Th? last wicket pn? ?n 35 runs, so when the innings closed at 12.30 the t.t.t,l t-d at 149.. they had R lead of 210 ru'is. Gloucestershire ?" ? "itlg ?'? by ,n? wicket. Score: — SOMERSET. .Eiratinnin?. Second ?nninga. Daniell. c T.?..?.d, b s( F, Town- 26 senrl, h C, Townsend 16 Robson, c Jes.op, b Paib 20 c Paisley, b Brown 19 Dunlop, b Brown 25 c Tow^end. b Hin.hj?op 11 c ^Brown 'b C L. Palairet. c champaio. T°Wn,end •" 3 b Townsend 66 b Brown 13 Woods, r,,66 b Brown 13 Emwn 3 HF.T.w,i' ^aIl is ).J<)Mp. 10 rCdli. b n Fargus 0 et F. Town- T send. b C, 4 .,I,r. 1) T()v:mend. 4 Tyler, ?d?°?"T'" 3b?'e?p ?. 21 C<.infield, st .T. Tovns- not out 20 I C'r:;JF:edc "io;nsd:8', 5 not out, 20 Chi'lBev. not oat 0 Tail out 16 ?tra!t.?.?:?.?:tt runE;aR: i Total 186 GLOUCESTERSHIRE. F?9tinninK9. SecondinninM cmimj.ain c PaHiret. h c Palairet, b Cranfield 0 Cranfield" 0 Wrathall, Chid gt? -Y, b 0 Cr,,nfi?ld 0 Tyler 48 out. yc\ C. T.n,i, ,.n 'd 25 't Chl b tB» oardi c. Ctud?y. b ?Gi')'j' h Rob- 24 Robson  0 -on 34 J<'s90p. h Robson 10 c ?nipiis.' b? 1'Yler i H"dgldn. run a ont  7 ?'? ? Brown. c Cranfiel?'* I r?v.1d b Gill 7 Rice, b ^Kobson. ? "? out v F. Townsend. c Robson "t 72, F'I,Tg"fiI' ,,b, 0 b paJairet 10 F?r?us.tChidgev.h Cranfield A b Gill c Paish. not ont 0 not out n E x t r a s 15 Extras7 p:í" 125 Ok:i: I HAMPSHIRE V. KENT. !n in.Kettled weather this match was resumed ^if, „tlampton on Satnrday. Kent 6ai? brillmnt victory by an innings and 30 run., Complete Score:- HAMPSHIRE. I ™ First in.i. Second inningg s Robson, b Ma*on 9 b Hearne 0 Barton, c Blythe, b (, Bradley. 55 lb?. b H?,rn. 9 Qmnton. b w, b Heariio & b Bradley | \\?b° ? Bradley,b Blythe 27 c Maion b Srrott,, h 7 b 32 HIlL n 18c B?iker, b 13lyt he 25 L.V.T.odge.hHearnc. Ob?"ne e. ?0 E C. Lee, c Stewart, b Hearne. 0 not ut 3 G¡abnMäo: g bOe' ? Fr??ntle, not oat 0 c HuiBh b B "I!, 26 Batd?)). b M?M; 0 b Blvthe a E?tra 10 Extras, 7 Total 158 Total KEXT, First innings. Second innings, Barnup. run out 21 Hearne, b Barton 69 Baker, Le?s, b Barton 48 :,B'1\:J,, Mason, b Baldwin 10 Steward, c & b B,,irton. 17 P.rkins. not out 52 Baker, not oat 42 Extras 9 Total 321* •Innings declared closed. WORCESTERSHIRE V. SUSSEX. There WM -.?, -ti?n.1 cricket when this "t,h w?g resumed at Worcester on Saturday morning, There had been a great deal nf tui? ?nce play ceaeed on Friday at Inch?. but. with a gale of wind blowing, the pit?h had dried c?pdtDy. and it was in enrpntingtv ,,d c<ind)t)oc? St1aML who had mad" 104 two w?Jtet? Fry being not out 57. lost thrae wickets in rapid s_aion, Wùøon, who -1t,.d the bo?? w?ATMM.dejM) b-wt-d R?lf before bc? Ii.g a-dditeh d t?w 'riday emr., &Dd followed ♦ ^i => un n- B?nd:ng hnck Yine and Marlow, the I threo wicket1: c-sting him onlv Ave runs. rlhc match ended in a draw. Soore,- [ WORCESTERSHIRE. Fir8t illning< Second innings. Bromley-Martin, c Butt. hTate. 0 b Bland l Smith, b Bland 44 b Tatt. 14 W. H, b Blatid 0 it Butt, b K. ck 27 R. E. Foster,c Fry.b T.ite 9 II. K. Foster, c Smith, b 12 b Tate 2.5 Arnold, c Fry, h Smith. 112 Lowe, c aud b Bland 74 st Butt, b Killick 16 Wheldon, c Fry, b Bland 21 c Smith, b 0 Kilhck 0 Straw, c Smith, b Killick 5 not out 12 Bannister, c Butt, b Bland 0 not out 25 Wileon, not ont 5 c Vin, b Killick 0 Extr 10 Extras 3 Total 292 Total 127 SUSSEX. FiN! inning*. SUSSEX, Second innings, Fn-. c'?ow?-h?WH<.on 96 ..?°"?' Goldie. c WHson. h 6 Arnold 6. Kil,d'B.ä,r, Llw? 20 R?lf. b Wilson 20  Vine, b Wilson 1 Marlow. b Wil 0 Butt. I b w, b Wilson 67 U, Biann, not out 48 Biand. b Lowe 30 Tate, h Arnold 10 Extras 6 Total 298 CARDIFF V. NEWPORT. Whnn tlu? Welsh Metropolitans .journeyed ts Newport on dune 2 they were unahe to muster anything like their full str<JJgth. with the result that the Ufksiders secured a very easy win. the scores being-Xewport. 131; Cardiff, 56. For their return game at Cardiff the Welsh Metropolitans had choeen what was lln d0ubtediy, the Rtronge3t eleven they have Placed in the field this season. At the laH moment, however. A. Gibson was an absentee, tbe v.y being filled by Norman Riches, youngster from the Cardiff S-'ondo, N??.;? too. had got together an eleven which practi- cally represented Monmouthshire County, including, as it did, such plae as G, LI. Lloyd, F. R-ees (who shone so well against Gloncetershire Seconds on Thursday), Major Wynyard, &c. It was, therefore, fully expected that a keen game would be witnessed. The attendance on the Cardiff Arm. Park when soon after noon a start was made was very small, whilst the weather was dull and threatening. The Cardilf captain, wiutiing the toss, elected to bat, taking George Cording, Cardiff's new recruit, to the wickets to open the IIlsb ML?tropolit?tm' batting. Silverlock \I1 :;eI7;u;ittgiors;J' It was quite evident that the wicket wa. play- in a bit tricky, as with only seventeen rl1D scored J. H, Brin was smartly taken in the .,ips by Silverloek "ff Steeples. Three runs later Cording, who was playing very ranf1l1 rriclift, tipped the ball right into the hands of Silverlock. the ox-Derbyi?hire trundler again being credited with the wicket, W, 11, Brain and J. Clark next became a.8Roeíated, hut after the Glamorgan stumpei- had notched a two Si'verlock disturbed his wickets, with the telegraph reading 26—S--2. Dick Lowe was the new-comer, but, a L.er scoring he lost C:ark, who wag taken at long ,\111 by Foster Stedman, Ateeple, again securing the wicket. J. P. Cadogan and Lowe fl -■ made a splendid effort to retrieve Cardiff's position, and hy careful play carried the score to .just one oHr the half-century, when Cadog.m was compelled to retire owing to sudden indisposition. Lowe iR,) gave a good display with the bat. and quickly rattled up )Z? When the 70 went ?p ). the b??,?,' th I z,:Ofila\hC P;C;:nhP 1;1 \hnetoh():]: hands at square kg. Bush and Lowe (S.) added ten runs to the previous score, when the amateur was dean howled by Steeple*1 .1', Cadogan. having recovered from his sndden ill<1is()o.ition, again took up his position at the wickets. When an adjournment wa" made for luncheon a t two o'clock the pair were still together. Cardiff having lost six wickets for 94 | runs. Upon resuming after the interval J. P. Cadogan and S. Lowe took up the defence for t ardiff, ,T. R. Porter and Steeples again sharing the attack. Cadogan was the first to leave, with the telegraph denoting three over the century. With the total still the same "the long and andent one" had his off stump "riven out of the gTound by Steeples. The be-t hatting display of the day, however, was the partnership of Xuh and Norman Riches. Playing ill most brilliant style, tho pair, despite the changes in the trundling. carried the score frolll 103 to 199, when Riches was, unfortunately, run out. The Cardiff captain then declared the innings closed without any further batting. G. 1.1. Lloyd and Silverlook opened Newport's innings, R. Lowe and Nash sharing the trundling. The professional scored pretty freely from the start, but, with only eighteen runs on the board, the Newport captain in attempting a short run was smartly thrown out by Cording. Silveriock and Frank Rees next came together, and took the total to 57, when Rees had hi. bail..martiy removed by W. H. Brain, off Lowe (R.). Thrtx* runs later Silveriock was clean bowled by Nash. Major Wynyard and W. E. C. Hudden took the score to 113. when Major Wynyard was run out. Tho telegraph wa. still the same when Iludden was taken at long-off by Nash, off Mullens ,T, R Rowlands and A. J. R. Butler were the not-outs when at six o'clock stumps were drawn. Newport having lost five wickets for 1.20. nd C.RDIFF-First Inning* J. H. Brain, c Silveriock. b Steeple?. 8 G. E. Cording, c 8ilv.erlork, b Steeples 12 W. H. Brain, b Silveriock 4 err. (:: hSt::l' b Ste'i", i J. P. Carlogan, b J. R. Porter 15 Lowe ill,), c A, Butler, b Silveriock. 32 P. F. Bush, b Steeples 6 ft. Lowe, b Sie-eples 25 M, Riches, run oat 41 Na«h. not ou t. 52 Extras 5 Total (for nine wickets).199 •Innings declared closed. D. Mullens did not bat. NEIVPORT.-Fii-st innings. G. Ll. Lloyd. run out 5 Silveriock. b NTash 2o F. n-, t H. Brain. h R, Lowe 27 Major Wynvard, ruin out 12 W. E. C. Hudden, c Nash, b Mullens 36 •I. R. Rowlands, not out 3 A J. R. Butler, not out, 0 Extras 12 Total (for five wickcts) 120 BOWLING ANALYSIS. CARDIFF. O. M. R. W. 28 5 70 5 Silverlook 18 0 76 2 J. R. Porter 9.4 1 36 1 L, Fo3ter Stedman 5 2 12 0 NEWPORT. 0. M. R. W, Low" (R) 14 1 51 1 Nash 11 4 26 1 D, MnlIen8 6 1 16 1 J. G. Clark 4 1 15 0 Lowe (.R.) bowlsd^one wide. FALL OF WICKETS. CARDIFF. 123456789 10 17 20 26 32 70 00 103 103 199 NEWPORT. 1 2 3 4 5 18 57 60 113 113 | MVANSEA V. LLANELLY. ims niatrn. tor the benefit, of Creber, the popular Swan?a pro., was played at the Swan- fea Ground en Saturday. Swansea won the to aud went in first. D,. Reid and Dr. Cam"ron defended against t he attack of Fred Rec? and Joseph, Dr. Reid was bowled by R, before double figures were telegraphed, having only made 5. • Dan Thissen was out with the score at 16 by plav- ing a ball back very tamely into the same howler's hands. Creber. on going in. was applauded. When the 20 went up a new bowlor, name given as Dr. Baxter, but regarded a. a "dark horse," went on to bowl at Joseph's end. He proved very swift on the wicket. A little later Gee took Rees's place. Cameron and Creber's partnership yielded 28 roua, and, with the score at 41, the benefieiarei nipped one which went into the hands of Baxter behind his wicket. Dr. Cameron had his near stump hit out of the ground by the new bowler (Jee when only 48 had been scored, and Stanley Rees was given out I b w to Baxter six runs later. At lunch Bancroft and I G,.qh,g?. were in together with the score at 66. The innings closed with the total ,t 171 runs. The only feature in the Daneiy mn'nss was an ?.,?lle.t battinE display bv Fred Hees. who w;scen;naig 0i1a:a I in a rather weak all-round efFort. The bow'ing of Dr. Ca mcron and Cr?b?r was much too good for the Llan,lly b?,t ?" and Swanse won by 85 runs. Dr. Cameron took six wi,k''t 42 runs, and Creber four for 42. In addition the doctor dismissed Rogers by one of the most brilliant catches ever seen on the field. Score: SWANSEA Dr. Reid, b F. Rees 5 Dr. Cameron, b E. Gee 2"24 Thi,e?. c and b Ikcs. 2 Creber. c Dr. Baxter, b Joseph 13 Rers, 1 b w, b Baxwr. 6 Bancroft, c and b 0- 22 J. P. Geoghegan, c H. Howell, b F. Tt e 27 A.W.S?mu").bDr.Ba?t<r.?.? 3 WilIg. not out 29 | 1 H. A. Ellis, b F. Bees :.3; 20 J. T. Hill, c P. Rees, b Rees 1 Extras 14 LLANELLY. II. Howell, c Samuel, h Creber 8 Darics, c Creber. b Cameron 3 P. Rees. b Cameron 11 F. L. Rees. c Hill, b Creber 33 Dr. Baxter, c Thissen, b Creber 6 A. J. Richards, 0 and b Camernn, 2 L, John, c Dr. Reid, b Creber 1 D. L. Joaeph, Thiasen, b Dr. Cameron 11 ç, Bowen. tt Thimea, b Dr. Cameron 7 P. Rogers, c Dr, Cameron, b Creber 0 E. Gee. not out l Extras 3 Tot, 86 BOWLING ANALYSIS. SWANSEA. 0. M. R. W. Creber 18 2 42 4 Dr. Cameron 17.3 3 41 6 LLANELLY. 0. f. R. W. D. L. Joseph 16 1 53 1 F. J., Raes 16 3 50 5 Baxter 16 2 45 2 E. Gee 5 2 19 2 MONMOU r US HIRE LEAGUE. _EBBW VALE V. ABKRTILLERY TOWN. Played at Ebbw Vale on S-iturdviy. The Valian3 went to the ?i?ket. first, and were all ut for 32. With?,? took eight wi,k,?t?. for 11 j r.11 Abertiiler.w althon-,h repre-ented by th,ir ,?,y strongest team, .Wd make no im- i',rI,Otl;' o°f.,ng!rí''l d:d J, 8, Davie" and were all out for 22, Carlisle took five wickets for 8, and J. S. Davies four for 11 runs. The homc team, therefore, won by 10 runs, GLAMORGAN LEAGUE. FERNDALK V. YNYSYBWL. Tnl. league match was played at Ferndale on Saturday, and ended in an easy victory for Ferndale. Priday played a fine Innings of 53. and also bowled well, taking six wickets for 13 run J. Alen took thr? wickets for 9 rung. &ore:Ferndale: .1. AHen. 12; D. li.?? 1.. 5: V\ Priday. 53; G. Childs, 16; R. J. Fletcher, 1; D. Morgan, 0; A. P. Morgan. 0; W. Leach. 0; A. N. Other, not out. 3; J. Edward?. not out. 1 XI1:r'8-f(t'Jutif J0tal1'kel: (: Tnnine* dedared clo""d, Y,?y.yb?l: H. Av?l. i kin*. 1?.: J. Lane. 1; D. Jarman. 7; T. Morcan, j 'ine. 1: D. 3zi i-iii:tn.'7; Davi?< 7; 8. ffh;aias. 0: G. Smurt, not out, 0; 11, 0; 41. GLAMORGANSHIRE V. WILTSHIRE. For Uiis match, which will be played at the County Ground. 8windQn, to-day (Monday; aud to-morrow (Tuesday). I"" ?nslii,? ba m 1r?e.,?t?d by the f)II.-i.g eleven-. —J. H. Brain, W. H. Brain, G. E. Oording, and J. G. Clark (Cardiffi. H. E. Morgan (Penarth). W. I Morgan (Ciinmer), with Bancroft and Creber (Swansea), Rus-^el (Cowbridgej, and the! Brothers Lowe (Cardiff). GLAMORGANSHIRE V. NORTHAMPTONSHIRE Undoubtedly the stiffest engagement on the 1 Glamorgan fixture card is the return game i against Northampton, last year's winners of the Minor Class Counties' Competition. The nuitch will be played at Northampton on Fri- day and Saturday next. There will be a couple of alterations in the Glamorgan eleven, Dr. Cameron displacing J. G. Clark, whilst the eleventh man will not l>e decided upon until after the pme at SHindon. The (pamwf)! therefore, be as follows:—J. H, Brain. W, H, | Bra.n (('ardiff). W. Morgan (Cymmerj. H. M. Morgan fPenarth). Dr. Cameron (Swansea). S 0, Else, with Bancroft, Creber, Russel, and the Brothers Low, I'cnnrth l Treorky. —Played at Pcuartb. nd reunited in ;«n e:)' win for tJlf home lean HIJ'('h took three wickets for 27, and F W. Moreran eeven for 27. li :Tr,),k,, T. Moon, h F W Morgan, 27; A, W, 8m¡th, Budge, b Binch. 6: L Thoma8, F,?tI. b ::(,'hj;O :n: L:i', :x'ne': \"FI\r grill, 1; I)r. !,t,tnstroiig. i? All?x?Lnder. b F. IV, Morgan. 0; 1. Williams, c Alexander, b F. W. Morgan.t?T.n.Cutc.hF.W Morgan.OJT Austin, bt. W. M, 3; M. Falcon, b Binch. 0: T. talcon. c Binch, b F. W. Morgan. 9; G. CbaJke. not out, 7; extras. 7—total, 6L Penartb: .1f.r.an F.I,.n. h M. 114; A. S.iih.'b 14-n. 71; H. 0, C. h Carle, 24; H. G. Alexander, run nul, 120; E Sweet-FscoU, run out, 34; R. Gibbs. not out, 12; LewK not cut, 23; extras. 14— total, 412. Dr Budge, ?. Gih!», B; b, and F. W. Morgan t > bat. Vsk v. Abprrravenny.—Played at rók on Satur- day. and. after an exciting finish, resulted in a win for Lsk by 20 runs. Abergavenny. 55. Only one of the Usk men was clean bow.ed. all the others being caught. BrHolI Ferry v. Sw?neea S-(,nd.-Pi.?,?d on Saturday at Briton Ferry, and ended in a draw, Score:-Swansea Second: H. Sweet, b Da vjw, 7; b H. Morris. 13; A. Sweet, c Hutchms. b W. R?. 39: E. Hibb, b ?.Rea-l;A.Jenkin.cL)<:weUyn.bW. ReM?W Jeffrey., run out. 15; H, J Prichan!, b S, Ma', 1; Hay, b S May, 2; J\ Lloyd, not out. 7; E. Joslvn. c R. Husb'eii. h bees. 3; K. Demery, c R. Hughes, b Res*. 2' extras. 8-total. 115. Briton Ferry: W, R?a. b H. s?'t, 2: T. R. Hughes, run out.0: p Hutchinson, h Sweet. 6: R. T. Lewis, b Sweet, 31; A, y" ^reen. c W. Jeffreys, b Prichard, !• ^Morns^not out. 28; J. G. Evans, 14; extras, &-tctal. P8. s B?t,,? Ferry Steel ?,melt,,? v, Briton FM-ry Soo<)f;d-Pla)ed on th ?ronnd of the former .d' d,,i ?n f?l??oul, of the 4(?lild by 15 riiiis' Score:—Briton Ferry Second, 46; Steel Smelte?', 31.
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QUOITS. WEST WALES QUOIHNG ASSOCIATION. .w^'i^nem WU piayeu on the V,n Hote) Grounds. Briton Ferry, on Saturday evening, The first- prize consisted of a sold medal the second a fruit dish, and the third a gold centre medal. The following are the sivores of tho first round. The second round 'II take "Iare M Morriston to??y (Monday)- — Hut Round: D. Char¡e, 25: W. ViUiam<. 25: A. G ,tt. 2,; W. Fisher. 25; E. James. 25; T 1 age 2p; W. E,,??n,. 25: T. J. 25; J. C.11i"?.  J M -i., G R-?. 25: D, Evans, 25; E, nrimth. S5; h. D?iM. 'Z?'; A. M? ?: 'r' øi T.16; J. c;:r; i I 'll]jams. 21; F. F r-I 1 20; W. Withatr? t9  g. Huxt?abl? 16: J Navlor. 18; C. Eynon, 23! H. Ho wells, 18: --d J. Mor""n, 24.
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HOCKOT. The annual meeting of the Broadway Wes- leyan Hoekpy Club wae held on Friday. Last 8f"aøOn'8 report showed six matches won. seven 10Bt. and one drawu The f"ll,)w?.g officers wer- electedCapt.i;n. Mr. J. P. Grim?? hea.urer, Mr. 6. -t. riffil", ?. D. Baker. 1. Cburch-t?rra(V. 1"tll. Cardiff, whn will be glad to arrange matches for the coming Season,
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BASEBALL. NEWPORT TABERXACXE V. GRAXGETOWN. I "h?' ,emi.ftnal of the hasetoll chxlleuge -Iiild took place at Newport on Satwd.y. Tbe i.it?,L, w.. hy 19 rnu.
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FOOTBALL. SOFTH WALF ASSOfTATION" LEAGI-E. The accounts of the South W.11. Amciciazio? F.?tt,i?? I.eaeue show that the inoome for the in hard. The annual meeting- will be held on August 11.
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CUT OFF WITH A SHILLING. DISAPPOINTED SONS' BEYENGE. ——— TRIAL AT GLAMORGAN ASSIZES. At the Glam<1rgan A..izes on Saturday Robert Blackmore and William Blackmore v.ere charged with attempting to set flre to a house at Cardiff on tbe 17th of July. Mr. Par- sons prosecuted, and Mr. St. John Williams i defended. The case for the prosecution wag Out flames were ohsenpd issuing through the chimney at No. 1Q, Evans-terrace by the police, who, on entering, found a fire in the litchen grate and a Ore on the floor. The front door was go." but it "as b.ed burning on the nre ?l?),?g with other timber. The house waa :en:O: t'IZ; g)'at: Iu t TI v;: viously belonged to prisoners' father, who had left his property to his daughter and cut the two 60n. off with a shilling. Police-constnbio Griffiths, who gave evidence consistent with the story for the prosecution, said he Baw Robert Blackmore putting the door on the Arc. whilst William Blackmore was standing bv the back door. He t-k Robert Blackmore into custody, and subee-' fluently arrested William Blackmore. who had run away, 011 the cvcn'ng of the 17th of July. Cornelius Green, a labourer, said he saw smoke and flames coming from No. 10, Evans- terrace. He also heard a policeman's whistle, ;.nd on gO!n Jota the house saw the fires ,nd the door.burning as mentioned by the pre-I vinus witness. Inspector James aaid that, on prisoners being: -tiargld at the pohce station, Robert BIack? more said, "Yc9?ndI'doita?.in"Hewa<!? warned, hnt he again 8<id. "If I don't do tha' "j I I'll do something else." Mr. Bradley, a solictors' cle rk. pro- d"ill, which showed that the property )f George Blackmore, father .)f iPI;:o!le, 1:or;rt :at:uh::lrr Th i house in which the fire was observed was sold to the corporation on the 27th of May. Both prisoners gave evidence, and denied being near the hou«e at the time, A verdict of guilty was returned, and hiB I lordship sentenced each of the prisoners to three monthil hard labenr
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NOTES AND ANTICIPATIONS. At Hurst Park this afternoon I fancy, with At Hurst Park titi. afternO<Æ I raney, with: ■' run, the chances of the followkig hor?a for their respective engagements;— Vyner ILtndirap-LE FEU. Earlsfield Selling-GOODRICH, Hüliday Handicap-PAX August Twc-Year-Old Plate—DORIS. Scurry Handicap—MET A II. Wimbledon Handicap—FORWARD. Three-Year-Old Plate—AQUASCl Tl'M. VENATOR.
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OFFICIAL STARTI.\G PRICES. As published by the "Racing Calendar" and the "Sportsman." ALEXANDRA PARK MEETING Anctior Plate (4i.—M»rilla, 4 to 1 on. Selling Plate i7j.—Blend. 6 to 4 agst. Sprint IIandieap <8i.—Knighton. 10 to 1 agost, Juvenile Selling (9I,-Yellow Bird. 7 to 4 agst. Alexandra Welter t5j.—Ikautiwick. 11 to 8 I)n. Maic.en Plate (5).—Visw Holla, 9 to 4 agtjt.
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ALEXANDRA PARK MEETING. 1.50—The AUGUST AUCTION PLATE of 2M SOTS; second receives 10 sovs; for two-1 year-olds Five furlongs. 7 10 Mr Oroker's Merilla J Reiff l1 8 0 Capt Forester's Quick Despatch .lfcjbv 2 7 10 Mr Jennings, jun's Bethulie .Hammond 3 j Also ran: Mr Newman's Surtax (Cornish). Despatch, 100 to 8 agst Bethulie, and 3:; to 1 agst Quick Despatch led until inside the distance, when MeriJa drew to the front, and won easily by four lengths a. length and a half okparated the second and third. Menlla was soi l to Mr R Sievier for 3'JOgs. (Race started at 1.53.) 2.25—The HARR1NGAY SELLING PLATE of 200 ..?. each; second receive. 10 .on One mile, 5 9 0 Mr Bievier'. Blend "8 L-t- 1 4 9 0 Mr Merry's Aslingdon K Cannon 2 5 8 11 Mr Archer's Lord Dan vers Archer 3 Also ran Mr Appleyard'. Aliee M?ud (Wood- burn I, Lord W B,rf.rd' C,)?yph?.s; (J R<i?. Mr Van Hoboken's Tambour (Owner), and Mr Sheppard's Master Harry (Madden). Bett:ng-6 to 4 agst Blend, 3 to 1 each ag?t' Coryuheus and Aslingdon, and 100 to 8 agst any other. Alice Maude made the running from Lord Danvcrs. Master Harry, and Tambour, th Corypheus last., to the distance, when Blend challenged 011 the outside, and won easily by two lencrths, a head separated the second and i third Corypheus vns fourth. Master Harry fifth, Alice Maud sixth, and Tambour last. Blind was sold t- Mr (.' J Merry for 280gs. ,R, started at 2.25.) 3. 0—The JUDGE'S SPRINT HANDICAP of 500 sovs; second receives 50 sevs, and the th rd 20 r" Five f,?, 1, ?i g.. 3 7 6 Mr Topping s Kni?hton Madden 1 4 7 8 irP'fg,h;;aki,adc i 4 7 7 Mr Edwardes's Fairy Also ran: Mr Collins's Mr Mucker's Our Grace IW Lane!. Mr Leigh's Stealawa.v (Adycl, Mr Percy's Golden Rain (Lyn- haml, and Mr More's White Nun II (Orbel I. Betting—Evens on Myakka, 3 to 1 agst Fairy- field 100 to 15 agst Stealaway. 10 to 1 each agst, Lady Flash and Knighton, aud 100 to 6 agst any other, I/a<)y Flush got away slightly in front of Myakka, Fairy Field, and Knighton, and so they ran for half way, when Knighton slipped oat with a clc.ir !ea<I, and won by half a length; two length. divided the second and third Rtealawa;- was fourth, Golden Rain fifth, Our Grace nKxt. and Lady Flash last, except White Nun II., who was left c.t the post. (Race started at 3.11.) 3.3,5-Th. JUVENILE SELLING PLATE of 200 sovs; second receives 10 sovs. Five fur- longs. 8 1. Lcrd W Bere?ford'i? Yellow Bird L Pt?iff 1 8 11 Capt Laing s Lady Mi ?liner (K Cannon 2 8 11 Sir E Vincent's Off Chance Reiff 3 Also ran Mr Covington's Gay Lord (A (oving- ton'. Mr Hayhoe's Deviikin 'S Loates). MrLe'sh' Scotia lilly (Rigby) Mr Shtppard's Grisi (J Hunt). Mr Stedall's Bonne Bouche (Clemson), and Mr Brice's Greek Maid filly (Madden). BHtmg-7 to 4 each agst Yellow Bird and Off Chance. 8 to 1 a?t Greek Maid nUy. and 10 to 1 agrt -Y ot h er <! reek M:udn"yma<tep]ay from Devilkin and I' dy Milliner, until approaching the dis- tance, when Iady Milliner drew to the fror., but quickly gave way to Yellow Bird, who won easily by .wo lengths; a head divided the second and third. Grisi wad fourth, Devilkin fifth. Greek Maid filly sixth, and Bonne Bonche last, except Scotia filly, whose saddle slipped 50"11 after the start. Yellow Bird was bought, in for 200gs. (Race started at 3.43.) 4,10,-The ALEXANDRA WELTER HANDICAP of 300 son; seoond receives 20 sovs. One mile and a furlong. 4 8 13 Mr Galer's Beaatiwiek K Cannon 1 3 8 8 Mr Ruscel's Semper Vigilant; Madden 2 3 7 9 Mr Sharpe's Insulator Bigby 3 Also ran: Mr Mappin's Clean Gone (Driscoll), and Mr Brown's Kmetoscope M'lntyre;. Betting—11 to 3 en Beautiwick. 7 to 2 agst Insulator. 6 to 1 agst Semper Vigilans, 8 to 1 Kinetcfcope, and 100 to 8 agst Clean Gone. Kmctosccpe made 'he running from Insu- Iator and Bea1]iwiel" with Ciean Gone last, till half a mile from home, when Beautiwick drew to the front, in,1 inet sucocedcd in shaking off th" challenge of Semper Vigilans by a head; three lengths divided the second and third Clean Gene was lMt (Race started at 4.12.) 4.40—The MAmE PLATE of 200 sovs; second receives 20 flow- One mile and five fur- longs. 3 8 10 S r 11 Griffith's View Holla Martin 1 O 8 10 Mr Morrison'. Captain Cleveland K Cannon 2 O 8 10 M F.phressi's Bacoalanreat, ..Rickaby 3 AiSj.> ran: Mr Van Hoboken's Polydorous (01\ner:. and Mr Swann's Snapshot a HUHtl, Bett;ng-5 to 4 ag-t Captain Cleveland. 9 to 4 agst View Rona, 4 to 1 agst Baccalaureat and lOJ to e agst any other. Won easily by four lengths; half a length between the second and third. in"C" gtal toed at 4.43)
HnUH PARK MEETING.
HnUH PARK MEETING. TO-DAY'S PROGRAMME. 2. 0-The VYNER HANDICAP of 2,)0 SOTS- second receives 5 SOYS, Seven furlongs, stra ghf. Captain Foreiter's Tender and True, 3ged, 9;;t JIb Lord \V Beresford's Samdia. 6yrs. 9st 6'b M." W H Pawson's La Uruguaya, 4vrs. 9st 21b Mr G Cottrill's Orris Root, oyrs. 9st 21b Mr J A Drake's Joe Ullman, 6yrs, 8st 12!b Lord Durham g Saint. Vaast. 4yrs. 8at 101b Mr AV E Oakslcy's Doddington. 4vrs. 8st 101b If. Ephrussi's Irf Feu. 3yre. 8st 91h Mr ME benjamin's Bar of Gold. 6yrs, eot 71b Mr D Seymour's Rotey O'More, 5yrs. Set 61h Mr T Cannon's Wamford. 5yrs, Bot 3ib Mr W M G Singer's Admiral Dewey. 3yr., 8st Mr R Williams's Outpass, 3yrs. "st lllb Mr H P de Puravicini's Pyram d filly, 3yrs, 7.t 9ib Mr A W Bacon's Enamel colt, 3yrs. 7st Ilb Mr C Sheppanl's St Veronica. 5yrs. 7st 41b Sir W Ingram's Sanda oolt. 3YN, 7st 31b Mr T Sherwood's Mountain Buck, 3yrs. 7st Mr A Taylor's Dark Blue root, 3vrs. 7st Mr Strathern's Freestone gelding. 3yrs. 7,t 2,30-The EARLSFIELD SELLING PLATE of 103 govs; second receives 3 sovs. Six furlonge, straight. Mr Merry's Aslingdon, 4,r,. 9st 71b Mr J A Drake's Goodrich, 4yrs. 9st 41b Mr Oliver's Organ Pilot. 6,r?. 9,t 411? Mr R S Sievier's Jam Jar. 3,vrs. 8st 121b ,j ?? W Harris's Germanicus. 3yrs, 8,t 91b Mr C Macdonald'a Victoria Regina "vr« Sot 9!b • Mr A Covington's Jamadar. 2yrs, 78t Mr T Jennings, jun's Goosey Gander, 2vrs 6st 111b 3. &-The HURST PARK BOUDA Y HA:DI, ¡ CAP of 500 EOn; second rereivu &) sovs and third 2) 6oys. One m.ieandabatf?'? Mr R MCrcer)". Thomas Cat. 6yr<, 9st. Air J Musker's Lzldy Schomberg, 3yrB. 8st 51b Lord Ellesmere s Pax. 4yrs, 8st 31b Mr W Bateman's Kleon, 5yrs. 8st 21b Lord Crewe's Faint Lundi. 4yrs. 8Et lib Mr D Baird's Mambrino. 3yrs, 7st 81b Mr Banke's Perseverance. 3yrs, 7st Mr Fairie's Parquetry, 3yrs. 6st 131b 3.30—The AUGUST TWO-YEAR-OLD SELLING PLATE of 2M sovs; -nd receitee M sovs. Five fklongs, straight. Mr A Covington's Twinkler. 9st Mr R Croker's Ypi Iz, nti, get Mr F Orettun's Avanti, 9it Mr F R Hunt's Jack of Clnbs, 9st Duke of Portland's Sabot, get Lord Rosebery's Ncspola colt. 9,t I Mr R Croker's Minnie Dee. 8st 111b Lord Derby's Kirby. Sst 211b Mr S B Joel's Doris, ast 111b Mr O Mosley's Masfiuerade. 8st 111b Mr F C Parker's Pericarp, 8st 111b Mr H Rich's Truism gelding, 8-t lllb 4. O-The SCURRY HANDICAP of 200 "vs: sccond receives 25 sovs. Five furlong*' igbt M;t)1hake'. blet. Bay, 3yrs, 5st Mr J A Drake's Boris, aged. Est 91b Capt Bc'txkc s Conquering Hero, aeed, ?st 31b Lord IN' B ?-!f.d'. Met- II, Syr, 7?t ll,b Mr E J Percy's ?I Idc. Rain, aged, 7.t 101b Mr J Sloneombe's Grey Tck, 4yrs, 7st. 101b Mr J S Ourtis's Pearl Rover, 5yrs. 7st 7)b Mr G Moore's Veritas. 3yrs, 7st. 21b Mr T Sherwood's Marta Santa 4yrB, 7st 2lb Mr F, J Percy's Adelina. 3rr., 7st Mr of Muaker's Galopin Saint. 3vrs. 6st 13lb Mr C Hjbhert's Cornubian, 3vrs, 6Bt 121b Mr E Crawford's Scale, aged. 6et 101b Mr T Simps*.n Jay's Celerina. 3yrs, 6st 7]b 4 30—The WIMBLEDON SELLING HANDICAP of 250 sovs, second receives 5 govs. One mile, Lord Crewe's Orraeau. 4yrt. 9.t, M M Ephrussi's Bea^fco. ag-d. 8st, 121h Mr M Griffith's Sambre, agfed. 8.t 121b Mr C Sheppard's Master Harry, 4yrs, Biit Wh Mr W G Stevens's Mm Collingwood, 4vrg, 8st Illb Mr R Williams's Outpace, 3rrs. 4:b A Bauer's Forward, gtkt Sib Mr J Eoweoa'e 8heeroc, 6yrs. Sat llb Mr H Cunnineham'8 Happj* Man, 3yrs, 8*t Mr W Harris's Germanicus, 3yrs 7st 131b Lord W Beresford's Coirpheus, 3yrs. 7st 121b Mr J M Walpole's Westmoreland. 3m, 7s? lllb MrJIt W J-?l lp Pl?b. 3)' 7et n)b Sir G Campbell's Carholme. 5yre. 7st 101b Mr T Jennings, jnn.'s Lady Alicia. 3yrs, 7st 91h M. M Kphrnssi's Baocala-ureat. 3yrs, 7st 9!b Mr T F Smith's La/y Macgregor, 3:<1", 7.L glb Mr T Jennjng-. jun's Poivrette, 3yrs, 7st 81b Crept. Bewicke's Mcdel Qneen. 3yrs. 7st 61b Mr T Sherwood's Mountain Buck, 3yr?. 7st 4!b 5. 0—The THREE-YEAR-OLD PLATE of lG1 govs, for three-year-olds One mile. Sir J B Maple'. Aqaascutum. 9.1. 71b Mr Oliver's St. Paui11", 9,t 7ib Mr A Va-n Hol.K>ker's Sudbury. gEt 7ib Lord W Bereiford's Lutetia, 9.t 41b Mr T Bate's Corners one, Sst 71b Mr J A Drake's Kirk's Courier, 8et 7Ib Lord Farqahar's Br.ton, 8st 71b B.  n, Mr C J Fletcher's Sins Gene, 8st 71b Mr H J King's St ATonicus. 8;t 71b Mr E J Percy's Cinder geldine. 8.1. 41b Mr H Rich's Gracieuse filly, 8st Ih Mr A Taylor's Swoct Eglantine, 8st iib Mr E Galer's Cara Mia, 8st 41b Duk of Ð<" cn>l1ire', Spartacos. gct 4Jb Mr F Ballard's Haughty Bird. Sst 41b ARRIVALS. Doris. Peaches, Aquascutum. Meta IL Lutei", Minnie Dee. Cri>odr¡ck, Thoma. colt. Parquetry. Pax, Doddinston. Mambrino. Per- s??er?tnee, Lady Alicia. GJo.eyq Gander, La Uruguaya, IL?tik, B;uc colt, S.-t E]ant¡r¡e, Cora. Mia, o.,n8ure, :"e8po]a oo.t. Lady ftcbom- herg, Pearl, Rover, Ga opin, Saint. Scsle. Out, paHS, Sa.? Gene, \1ing¡.Qn. GemrlfÜrT]3. i Enamel. Freestone ellng.. Con<4n(>nn Her. ¡ "t'rlta. Cornubian, Celerina. Baccalaureat, and Haughty Bird.
I BIRMINGHAM MEKTIXG.
BIRMINGHAM MEKTIXG. TO-DAY'S FACING. Order of Running.—Snow Hill Selling P¡at. 2.0; Maiden Plate, 2.irj; Cheveley Park Tllat*. 3.0: Water Orton Celling Plate. o.30; Willet- bourne Plate, 4.0; WaUall Plate, 400; MeTneil Weller, 5.0. ENTRIES. SXOW HILL SELLING PLATE. Mr Atherton Brown's Lady Macalpine, 2yrf Mr Doggett'^ Maquereau, 3yrs Mr T Phillips's Shr ft filly. 3yrs Mr W John.ton's Ttyas, 3yrs Mr C Brown's Bridecake II, filly, 4.- Mr A Cheer's Night Walker filly, 3yrs Mr Sasfex Nesbitt's Cres^laDd. 3yrs Mr J E P att's Eaglcscliffe, aged Mr Stevens's Ravenham, 3yrs Mr W Dake's Flying Greek, jyrs Mr T Southall's Lictor, 3yrs Mr A Holtnan's Kate Dobbin*. 3vrs WATER ORTC'.C SELT.ING PLATE. Mr W Brown's Kin;: hrrpe, ng Mr Cliet"B Ortona, Zyrs Mr R Cave's Allegory. 4yrg Mr Orton's Birnam Wood. 4vrs Mr Greeve's Chappe'i filly. 3yrs Mr Smith's Lady y Gregor. .3rra Mr T M'Mahon's Silly Girl. 4yri Mr W Dnkc> Berttred. 3yrs Mr Wagstaffe's Tod. 3.vrs Mr Fisher's Royal Uhpring, 4yrs I P.JYALR Castle in >pain. lilliford, and Kingthnrpe,
RIPOX ST. WTLFRID MEETING.
RIPOX ST. WTLFRID MEETING. TO-DAY'S HACIM;. Order of Ranging.—inauguration Plate, 2 IS* Bondsile Handicap. 2.50; Red Bank Plate. 3.25; St. lf,id Handieiip. 4.0; Yorkshire Welter 4; Haêkfa.11 Plate, 5,0 ENTRIES INAUGU RATION ALlrAGED SELLING PLATE. a"Mr ,T R .Ta-c-ksion's A eh dad. 5yrs alr I'Ane'jn's Ii^rro^.te, aged fMr Symington's D ararded. 4yri aMr J G Hayward's Captain Flint, 2:vr8 aMr Vr' Anderson's ".edliglit, aged iimr T Barraf-ford's reopleton. aeed aMr W Ripley's Nel.ie Clare, 2yr. aMr H 6t<^i s Posh. 5vra aCapta.in M Hughes s Draoo. 6yr, ailr James Sn^rryV Lilly Palmer. 2yn aMr Aston's Lady Wilful. 2YNI aMr E Chaloner's Lady Liogfrood ftHr. 2:0'. aMr ,T E Rogerson'a r", Dauphin, aged aMr W Taylor Shar-e t) Evelyn Milia-rd, 2Trs aUr Vyner's Jfazav»Uee. 4yrs (Kafh to be sold for 50 sors.) SCTtATCHINGS. Roed Back Plate—Albion. Yorksb -e IV elt^r—Mazawatt^e. Hackfall Platt-H^f Catte and Konkbird. Grand Stand—Par.;osc«i«. AL RIVALS. Aehdod, Weetrati?. Gr- POKW?, Drt? ¡ c(.o: ¡¡a' ,"L: D?, b-tt, B-.1?r. Midnight Oil. Ladv Ung, wood ft:]., LockinffB. Sandbag. Captain Flint. Bedlight. Peopleton. Nelly Clare, Push. Lilly Palmer, La.dy Wilful, Le Dauphjo. Evelyn M l- lard, Mazawa-tt-ee. Beneficence, Lsv Sister seld- ing, Vineyard, Minsxip, Ttiscapeda, Rovton. Horaonrcus. Prem^.are. Hasv Dream Con- lessor. Jeannie filly. Giaty. Watercrow. Lincoln Hant. Monk Bird. Molly Fawcett. St. Bede. Ma therie filly. Paima H. -it. Saliscope. Irifh Aeries gel dine. Poor Scholar. Paty Hat. Conna, Lulu, GIdf,.z. Ottfitila, Mies Gantby fillr, Fancy Man. Ma BeLa filly. Mos Bolter, Larly Lmthorpe. Triphus. Gala Rose filly, Orca,) Sprite, All Serene. Poo. Dr. Jim. Eiieen, Boid- heach filly. Star of Thirsk. Asphodel, Merry X. Ba*i?iQue. P>retic reldmg. Sark, and Golden 1cc{'e geld^ig.
OFFICIAL SCRATCHtKGS.
OFFICIAL SCRATCHtKGS. The has been officially infcMnPd by Messrs. Veatherby of the following scratch- mgs: — All handicaps where the weitfhU hare liP. peared—Rosey O'Moro, Brighton High-weight Handicap—toun« Neville. Bryn SeUing Handicap; Haydock Park-Littio Chit Brigrht-on and L"s engagements—All Hi. Hoyal Highness the Pronec of Waltt'e bone*. Hamsev Welter Handicap. Lewes—Suppliant. Birmingham engagement.;—Simplify. Haydock engagenicnts-Mr D Seymour'* Brighton Stakes and High-weight, Brighton— Quire Jack. Haydock "ngag"ment6-Sarsan.t, Walvill Plate. Bjrmingham-Light, Hackfall Plate. Ripon-Half Caste. Meynel Plate. Birmingham-Fencot*. Claro Plate. Ripon. and Bogside Plate, Eglin. ton-Ht)J1et, g21divg. Legh Park Plate. Haydock—Dunbar. Weatherby inform us that Sacripant I should not have appeared amongst the accep- tanoes for the De Warrennc Handicap, Lewes.
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The report concerning Mr K Harligsn's fall at Goodwood appears t,} hHe been annPœ1!sarily exaggerated. The concussion waa slight, as "e stated at the time, and the popular amatrnr hopes to be able to ride at Lewe., Subsequent to the rice for the Judge's Sprint Hiii.dirap. J. Reiff. tlie rider of Myakka. com- plained 0: frut ndim- on the part of S. Loatea Th" acting stewards, Lcrd Ebury and Captain J. G R. Homfray. investigated the circum- str nces. and deeded that there was not aDIi- cient evidence to act upon.
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A WORLDS RECORD. York, S""da-V -Mr. Ptran Bp'.m-Mit's Ethelbert won hc- Brigbtna Cup at Brighton Beach, covering two and quarter mi!? in 3min 49 1.5?.. wh;ch i, a world a mcor?l -Rr:¡\er
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LATE SHIPPING. SIGNALLED OFF THE LIZAPn -•ug. 4.—Passed West: Steamers r.nllon of Kouen; Cambri.tn, from Loudon for Boston- Liverpool, of Barrow, ,5.—Passed East: Donna Fr?nr?o. from t?rOand 'O.J in tow; etf?me-s Gazelle, of W".t !)-t'?c-3t; Ib!ander. of Br..toi; 8Mon Kinr•' from Hcton for Rotterdam; BJarne', of Cork; F.nvtrmeu, of London; Almerian. from Mon- treal f?r tnt-?p; Lady ?er?'. ?" Suhti?' glIa(;r \n::iv:;o¿ídtrt'hiJf tiPeI; Smdhad. of ?w?.FUe; L"'feaulx, of Cardiff: Reyeil. of Landon; Ho)efal; Sir P^dvera Buncr.War Department .teamn  Ta?r?* narmoyte for PlymoU1h Puaed W,,t Steamers qw d, of Cardiff; Macchest« P,t. of M;?ncbe^ter; Pcncalenick "f r?) mouth; C)o'?<- of B<.)fae'; rhro!.Uei?rth. V I.?fr?oot; L idy Wr!h?. of L:actUv Cjrit Prince, of ?e?Mtte: Lundy. of London ? aM?n. of Lncrnoot: E?'oo. of Beifaot Actif of Caen: P;ng Suez; Fle.il N-.W frc,?: S"0' doudy, ?- -1?ght; bar.. 29.75. rism?.
JIMMY MICHAEL.
JIMMY MICHAEL. Jimmy Michael defeated F, A. M'Fsr land by three feet in a 20-mi!e match at Woo,dsidc, Park, iicar Philadelphia.
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