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NEWMARKET TRAINING NOILS. NEWMAKKET, FRIDAY. On the Eur* v Side, G. l>.iw?"tis tlans, t»t i?<rf, and Semolina gall -ped a mi'e; Memoir cantered twice six furlongs. J I)awi n, Grecian lUud, }{():Iert,\ Plat", and Wiseman galloped s- ven 1 lr! tu>s; B.irizin unci Chiitorn went six furlongs. M. Damon's rlutarcti, Innisheer, Rinovati, and tile fi;iy covered a milt. Enoch's Mephis- tophelrs. Friir Ltibin, Pat tic* Blue, ami Kirusiab went six furlongs. Gliding's Constellation au 1 Carnival galloped ."•■■ven furlongs. Garry's Early M'trn nepotisti-d a mile. Ryan's Ever- green, Aliowav, Kesjalis, and Martagon were sent a similar gallop. Sherwood's Mirror went ft mile, Hish Commissioner and L'Abbesse de Jouarre going six furlongs. Jewitl's Heliifielii, Wildfire, K'tbbeal, Mortaigne, and Ostrogoth gall >ped a mile. Morton's Srsplock, Tostig, Touchwood, King of Diitmou.is, Scarecrow, S -iceiOt-s, Anxiety, t,ritl Icvlla went a mile. Jt;rvis'» Yard Arm and r?'vnesi? went a s?'n'M' ?&!?p. Jenn)u?- jun'"K?gsp?! Clover, 1'olybius Kcr?s?nnJ La ?pfii.-fntt) t:??'o?? a '? ?'"?? ?"fLer. Skeltou's S'lamrock H., Ring On, aud hi?p?gon wcut a similar gallop. Heiiume "'¡-f'¿' d <>. Harhoe'aLiraitedandJELwume ¡Qr1"C\ wer>t a niUo.

SPOETIXG LIFE AUTtlUSlLG I SCARBOROUGH MEETING. moms. ) WPKR. t PBIOK. LOMIESBOR HANDICAP. Ecuador W Blake 7 to 4 agst SkAMhR liA.MUCA.P. Garter Blue Mu;.en 4 to 1 agst PKIKCS OF STAKES. Dainty 1)&Vie J tHb(HIJI> 7 to 4 on SCARBOROUGH HAXMCAP. 6:arTrap.. | iiiake I 2 to 1 »gst Kti.tcurrK JvvKXiLB PLATE. Loriculs J Osborne i 6 to 1 agst l'OKXSHlKS Hl'NTKRS'. Martel Mr It l>a»e | 6 to 4 agst CASTLE PLiTE, J osborne | 6 to 4 on HUNTINGDON MEETING. "-t j ) ——————— HOM". I NDER. I PMC*. liAMSKY AlIIIU I'LAl*. AnnauJa:ú Watts | 2 to I sgst PEKL HANDICAP. Misere IT Loates I 5 to 1 agst HlXCHISGXROOKK PLATE. Kednal a L t<:<) ptolagft CAMBKiiMSwaiux Fun. Pkiilanv White | 2 to 1 agst KIM«oi.TO.N WKLIKR. 3611 t8 100 to 30 afist Fl 12WILLIAM bTAKKS. Beinal I 6 Loates .IEtoIoil The tbowe prices are identical with tilose Ofrlcial!Y I pubiilbed ic. the K»einK C#ienJar.

SCARBOROUGH MEETING. I 2.15—The I.('l,xsBOR, UGH HANIICAP PLAn; 1'; I V" W" liters txtra. Five furl, ijgs. Mr K Ciest's Kouador, 3, n, 6st 9. t .DIÙ Mr G Ho.land'i 6ial*ctite, 3yrs. c,3t lUb, Wi.Uiowfitld ?. Air C Grenslev's Frimui, 6vis. Bst 6lb .1Jruck.ùttw 3 Mr J Co ite's Mi nbelle, 4yrs. c a., 2U> Fmlay 0 Mr W F Lee'» Ki-'eritt,Rjjed. 8tt i lb i'AgAllu Mr 3yr. 6t 111b Luftti^usc 0 Wtnue r trained bv I'A nson, Mnltori. Bettiu¡;7 to 4 allst Ecuador, 7 to ajtst Fritnus, 11 to 2 agst atalactiu?, b to i t-ach a^at Evt» lit and Ielit- It's, an-i 100 to Kvuador at "f ce irew to the innt, followed by Stalac- tite, tb.. t>einj{ wtll clear of Fiinius and Evtritt. 111 the straight tcuaa or itiew r,gi.t away, and won in a canter t'y four leiiit,'is a length bt-tween the seoond and thiril, Bvrritt. Ueaten by aJiead, was placed fourth, nud Mirabeile last. 2.45—The SKAMSB HAHWCAP PLATB of 103 sove win- ner it KI. CI!e lui!e. Mr Clayton's Garter Bi, it, .'inl, 7st 10ib Alullen 1 Mr Ha>card's ^ciutine* r, 3.i», 9»t 4ib J Osborne 2 Wr/,una's Aie?l, 3yi». S i 8lb Finlay 3 Air 0 Winner trained by Alien. Hettinjj—2 to 1 eacli a4g3t Azeel and Scrutineer. 7 to 2 •i-H Proteus, arid 4 !o 1 a^t Crarter Blue. Aieel held the lead to the disti nce, where he was beaten by be:utineer wi.o. in turn, was caught n.y Garter Blue, who won by a length and it hai, a between the second ami third, Ttiere was no bid for tiae wiiiij(,r. 3.16—The PRINC* OF W d. & 6TAKa of 5 sovs each, with iOO Alilt-11, for two yiwr oi ls cous 9jt, tillies HII I g< l'.lings Est 11 It) winner) extra; maiden allowances. 1 ive furlongs, Nr J Bibly's iMinty I'avie, t'st 71b J Osborne 1 AfrG M"c,&clJi",¡, Kb ana, Sit 11 lb Loft house 2 Sir G 6 Gunui»'s Leat, Sit 41b A Clement 3 iir J North's Aliss AlhCKrejior, 881 41t> .W iddowlield 0 Jir F Gonatie's Corn Kogt, Sst lib AFTavlor 0 Mr W It Mnrsha Is Glennairn II, est 71b P!att 0 MrH W Cooper's Xm.ll, 3st 31b .Wetdon 0 Mr Constable'* Seivitor, ist 11 ilo Usher 0 Wiiiiipr trained liv BI\ es, Mid ileham. HcUill -7 to 4 oil Dain y i>ivie, 6 to 1 agst Xinas, 8 to 1 agst Bayleaf, and 10 101 e"cli agst any other. Glencairn II rii,idti t! e riiiiiiin g from Miss Macgregor ind 1)¡¡illt) I)Avie, with Xmat and B tv ieaf next, to the distance, where Dainty Davie diew to the front, and though Kbiana took second plntv at the half-disiaii;e, he faile i to reach the favourite, "tlO won by a neet; two lengths between second and tliird, Gleucaim 11 was tuurth. Miss Macgre^or fifth. Corn Rose next, aud Serviior ¡".t. 3.46—The SCARBOROUGH HANDICA'.p of 5 sivs each, with 150 adtied wmnera extra. Oue mile and a Ilaif. Mr P Buchanti/s Star Tnip, 3yr9,1st y i a iif Mr A iLelsall's Fl reuc fit John, 4.V13, 7st Piercy 2 "tIr Constable's Blackberry, 6jis, Pit. :db. F Osborne 3 Sir R Jardlne's Huimer, oyrs. 6st 716 Wi-idowfield 0 Mr J T Whipp's Tommy Tit; ieinouft, aged, Bst lilb VV'eldon 0 Lord Fav -rsham's Prospective, 4yrs, -8st Platt 0 Winner trained by I'Anson, Malton. Pettinn—2 to I each agst Star trap and T-mray Tittleni iuse, 7 to 1 RZL Prospective, to 1 agst Buliner, and 10 to I agst any other. Blackberry beld a clear lead unl it entering the •tralgtit, when star Trap drtw to the Iront and won in a canter by five lengths bad third. Prospective was fuurlh. and Bulmer last. 4.15—The KAI.VCLIFFK JI VKNILB STTNTME PLATB of iM sovs, fur two ) ilr oi(ii colts 9st, lollies and geld- inzigst ilit), maiden !il|nwances. Five- furlongs. Mr Vyner's Loricula. 8st 6lb J Osl orne 1 Mr Whipp's Little D n Cesar, 9st.Wddon 2 31 lr CI.llnm\ll" Matilda Ill. Bst 61b Piatt 0 Mr Aitken's K >seg, 93 .r Vavison 0 eel,t Ptf!ts«;'s cst 91b .Finlay Mr Crest's Rachel, list 61t ..Pagan 0 Winner trained bv Mitt t lie ws. Fairtttild. Betting —tvens on Kaehel, 4 to 1 agst Juittle Don Ces^r, 6 to 1 a^s Matdu i, 6 to i a^st Luicul*. and 1.0 lo 8 eai-h agst Kos-gaiui Cinquita lilly. Chiquita lilly made Die running to the distance, where Litr e Don Cesar Uvew to the front, but was headed in the last hundred yards by L'iriouia, \vho won by two Tengths; three lengths between the second and third. Rachel was placed foui Mi, beaten by a head. i'he winner was sold to Mr T Green for fc'lOgs. 4.-13—The YOISKSHIKK HCMKKS' SKLUSG I'LATE of 50 sovs, for four year olds r""i upwards weight for age; selling allowances. xwo milt-, on the 11 a. Mr T Wreld ii's Martel, aued, list Mr H R reasm 1 Capt H « Peaat's Petit Duo, aged, list 71b Capt Hugh R Ptaae 2 Winner trained bv owner. Betting—6 to 4 on Petit Duo. who broke down, and Mattel caijt-ei-e i hoine half n distance in front. 5-Ib— The CASTLK PLATE d 103 sov-i, for tliiee year 01(. aud tipwtirdi; we »;ht tor age; maiden and othe: Vl wanees. Oneniiie. MrP Fing's Warlabv, 6yrs J Oi!mrne I t •■Jr Bandereon'9 Mr X Greg)r, 3yrs Weldou 2 t W inner traiiiPtl b\ I ri,iniic. Miti,i!eham. ettkig—6 to 4 on Warlaby, who g t up in tho last e. and the result Was a dead heat. ,eg-idii)% t oil %Varlaby. Woa easily bv ■ t 1 "iths.

HUNTINGDON MEETING. HUNTINGDON. FRIDAY. Ch'trx?gw?jherwMaMoei.ttcd with th' opening day .?'??Hunt.<n)?" ?her?thfrttcingw? ?"'?'?*"y c""t!m'd to bof!fa ttnit?d at Ke?mMket. Tbee w?.M u?tji),n ??j tttehd?nct in 'hcenc?sure. whch was iruvb tetter kept thall has been the case miring th).m t<,? y?,, JtM-tu? comm?! td ?ith the Ramsey Abj«y Pul\i ,,? w^lct) AuMnd?e ?? made .vourít.e,.lld \¡avln I¡js "pponeuU well bwten at the dsWl.uce, won ea,iiy, DeU,lT:_ '-15- Thl! R?"Y AB? p?? of ? ,o?.for two  "?.?L??,? '"? ?'"?'?? 131b; aao"inCes, Five f furlongfs. Ur W Iou.)g<r'9Ann??.8,t? (o<u.8<tmb) 1 I  G Kl' R"t0ratie ? ?-b .WiddoX.? 2 UL)ore's i3ereiia, Bst 61b TT?ttM 2 Mr H E Beddiug?u-, Star of ?uu.:?tJ? M Cannon 0 Mr C W Golding's Sunnyside, 8st 91b ^fSauS S M'-1 Jenuin¡"1 Mi.i?. ? 6ib. 0 n..n WionMtmiued byBvM.X?m?..t JB.ittns-ZtoI .K?An?nd?; :it<'< V S'ar of Yor?ul.e, 5 to 1 agst ber«ua» 6 to 1LAI/»» ifijL™ 1 ???X.?i.?.-&"S?s.?., Ounn?*side w" fullowed by Aiiiiatid, I I ean(i 8eren» for 8unnvtlZ ,'0fA,'l',4"r*Wt0 front' an" °" ?"t'L '?'L.?.T.?. of a len.twb on3e«.fv^' r^* t"; "d H \h: uf- t^ree parts of a ?f.n s's..?;?. Tho winner was sold t. Mr A 61)&I(Iing for SWLS. 2 b.J-Tbe PJLRL HANF)ICAP of 10JiOV< wiuuexs extra. Mr Clover'* Shv Girl V«« Hlh ^"ALoa,e» 1 ? u.Q?f? "< ?d-. Misre 6y?. ?t Gib. T Late, 1 ^•Wocdlark: 4yrs, 8,t liib"" C?:? Mr 0 Archtr's Wood lark. 4yro, Batlllb W?tt?l 3 Duke of Hamdtons M*sterJack, 6vu, 8st 21b G Barret 0 Mr J Wtugh'? Teviot «vr« s.? ? Btrren, o Jdr 8 Tat,t?-rasil,g Jvrvauix, 3yrs, 7st w&a 0? B<tU? ???'"? ?" ?"'??- X'w ?k,t ° B<tU?-15 K): "*8l t Shy Gin, 4 to 1 M»t WoodUrk, o l,. 1 each agst Misero and Master Jack, and 6 to 1 agst Teviot. Jervauls held a slight lead of MIsere and Shy Girl for half the journey, when Shy Girl and Misere drew out, the latter staying the longest, and won by a neck four lengths between the second aiidttiird. JervxuU was fouith and Teviot last. J.20-Tht' Ul:oiClII'l;t:¡"OOKF: PLATS of 200 govs, for two year olds; cods 9-d, ti lies ivnd geldings 8st 111b; penalties and allowances. Five furlongs. « Mr A W Mostyn Owru's hednal, 9st S Txiatei 1 Mr W Utn rell's Tronb er, 8st 91b I' Loates Z Mr J Lcgh s Sister May. 8st 11 lb M Cannon o Mr Burton's Baltnerino, 8st Mb.A White 0 traiiie,t t,y G,,Iding. Betting—Evens ou Sister Mny, 4 to 1 kgst Herniinia, 7 to 1 n^st Kednal. 10 to 1 agst Troubler. and IcO to 7 agst any other. Troubler out out the work from Sister May and Redn tl, wiiii ileumniti in the rear, to the distance, where ttit3 three i' ced to il; close order, and ran a ifne ra e home, J:d: wiuuing bv a neck a head separated the Second ??t?hifd. Ht't?initWM?urUt.tHtd The De.tJH<?rt ??9t. 3.: ?-TLe CAMBIUMI&SHIRU Twv YKAR Ot.D PKLUKG PLATKO)l?SL??;COi(9?'.t))?'-<?ndHttu)!?3 1st lilb; the winuer to be ooll for bj ouvs. Five furlongs. Mr r Aid worth's Philmay, 93t .A White 1 Mr Devonshire's Creeping JettiLlv. Bzt Illb %Vntts Mr W Burton's Cylindrical. 8st lllb G Barrett 3 MrJ Waugh's Lvmington, 9st Warne 0 Mr W LiiWrv's F^nll M ?0)). 9? 8 Lo?te* 0 Mr J Htmnu?t?'? M C\ t?iit. 8-t 11 ib Kickaby 0 Mr T St,v is. jnn'3 Kt r)J(?vc"s. ??t lllb T "t?3 0 Mr T Jemnt?fi, jun'e Lc?SMsmfc. Ut Ulb JWjodburuO Winuer tralneil bv Lowe, llsley. Betting—2 to 1 agst Philmay, 4 to 1 agst St Cypria. 9 to Z agst Full Moon, 8 t 1 agst Kendezvous, and 10 to 1 each agst Creeping Jenny aud C> hudrical. Tiie winner u:ade ill the running and won by half a length; same distance between secoud and third. St Cypria was fourth, Rendezvous tiUh, Full Moou sixth, a. d L}Ulir.tou last. The winner was sold to -Mr B Laiarus for 400gs. 4.30—Tile KIMUOLTOK WKLTBR HANPICAP of 5 SOTS eicti for suiters, with liO added; winners extra. One in !e'. Mr W You tiger's Bert, 3yrs, lOst 31b Watts 1 Lord Choliuctideley's iltirple Emperor, 6yrs, 10st lib G Barrett 2 Mr H L Powell's The J> suit, Pvrs. lOst 9ib .A White 3 Mr P Uehfrew's Dover, 4vrs, lOst 21b Robinson 0 Mr W J Legh's Honda, 4vrs. lOst. lib .Ider 0 Sir W liU^u's KvfiOvri. lCst I ib Itick.by 0 Prince £ • vkotf's Hosie, 3yrs, 9st 61b P Webb 0 Mr A Cockburn's Queen Ldv, 3yrs, 9st Sib .S Loates 0 Mr Jb de Roihschud's Panthino, 3yrs, 9st &lb F Barrett 0 Winner trained tiT TIvan, Newmarket. Betting—3 to 2 a^»t Everbil.-Il,i, 100 to 30 agst Bert, 11 to i agst Purple Empetor, 7 tol ag't I'anthiuo, 8 to i agst Rosie. 111 10 1 each agst Rotidaand Dover, and 20 to 1 agst Queen Lily. Pautnino made the running fsom Jesuit, Dover. ,d Jfeivaisfiul.l. with }!H.t uext Rnd Honda I&!t ?.(?.r?'iTie 'jJ?"'E?MtiL'iI'a!)?''D()?' xtUt :ltrl,ltd none next. H'lii-w.iv up The sirfiixtii Bciu up the running, tout, »iaU\n.- otl a resolute chal- lenge from Purple Jiirperor op, oslte the sum!, won a line rate (IV ti 14,4,1 tince lengths between >t-C"iid a-id third. Panthiiwas iourth,The Jesuit filth, bond* last. Y,ts ),)Uctb"lile 3.0—The FITZWILLIAM STAKKS of 5 sovs each for starters, itti -Near olds aiid UliWAld$; weight forage; various allowances. One mil". Mi A W Moatvn-Uwtn's Kednal, 2yts,7-l 71b 8 Loates 1 Mr A 3 Carr's Worldh Wimi, 2yrs, 7sl 2ib ii Cbaloner Z Betting—2 to 1 on Kednal. 1!I2 favourite made ail the running, and wuu by three-j;arls of a length. TO-DAY'S RACING. OltPRR or RL'.NSINCT.—Cromwell Plate. 2.15; Hunting- donshire Stakes, 2.5J; Portholme Handicap, 3."u; Milton Plate, 3.50; Oakley Plate, 4.30; Apethori.e Piate, 5.0. ADDITIONAL ARRIVALS. Marian, Evertfield. Troubler, Aiisere. Balmerine, U.nnitigioii, Kvil The Parson, Kurly MOI I, Annoy* tnoe. Chicken Hazard, Sail King. Catarina, Tienarrau, CUfpitow. KMHI MiUn, Hrowuloi'k, lr8 Pauncetote, Rookuale, Ul. Onllammj, The lion. James, tin^deer, Porkus, and C"mest. ENI:RIES. Cromwell Stakes.-Billing.gHtc, 2vrs Chepstow. 2yrs; iiine Milan, tiyrs; and The Parson, 2yis. i.yis; Rendezvous. il.vM; King Milan, 6yrs; Alu I%uncefote,2vrs Zii, 2yrs; and R>>ckdale, 4yts. P, rt holme "Handicap,—Inch Girl, 4yr^s, list; king Milat), th rs, 9s' Rocxdaie. 4vrs, 8st 131t>; Oi illatum", iyrs, bst lit, The Hon James, 3yrs. Sst 7lb King Peer, 4lb Content, 1M 21". CLAmS. Milton Plate.—The fallowing claim lo be sold for 2.0 sovs: Chicken Hazard, Salt King. Caterina. and Tren* trran. SCRATCH INGS. Milton Piute.—Penny Bun.

The following New Match was niade to be ue- ■ ided at Derby next week —Mr Green's Daft One. 6Jr. HUH Mr Drisl»n"'» Miss Syk«, 4yu. S^T 121b each, for -ovs, li ft. F'va fur!ut?s. It has slme been dcctanJ off.

YESTERDAY'S LONDON UETTING. I Memoir was a 'hade worse to-day 100 to 9 being the best, offrr for the 8t. Lf^t-r, while 9 to 1 proved th« b<;? offer aK*t"? Queei?'s ?nhdtty. JO?'t AM"y was ht -0 to 1, 1 ut Blue-greeti receded to 7 to 1. 11,lliltiU¡¡8 Quotations:— ST, lXü1'.R. I RunWed?oJ?.Stpte'DberIO. Que mile aud l}¡rr' quarters.) 5 to 1 agst Heaume, it w I 5 to 1 t 1C0 to 15 8alufoiu, L 100 to 15 — i*t Serf, o 7 to 1 t & o 9 to 1 Queen's Birthday, o I 100 to 9 id, troir, o 20 to 1 l\ieol.! Á.way, t i"

THE ST. LEGER HORSES. i The Press Association Newmarket correspondent tele-I graphs that Memoir was again out at exercise on Friday with the re4 of Mr George Dawson's horses, the lillv cantering twice six furlongs. Hraume, about whom tbrl' has been 9oine disparaging rumours, wo also out, uud glioped a mile and a half.

ST. LI-GKR, CESAHEWITCH, CAUBKIDGKSHIRE, LIVKRPO IL CUP, &c.—Valentine, Haidawav, aud Top- ping, Boulojjne-Mir-Mer, France.—The "Preiselt and Englisii Sportsman," containing Latest. Market Move- ments on above, forwarded free on receipt of post-card ??n)a!nin({ address Oldest established firm in v -'ence. No 1,571 d rMl?frE?T" T? HACK)':t;S OF [ HOUSLS.—SEASON 1890,-Mr. ALFRED mWOK, l'isif Commission Agent, Bouiogne sur-Mer, Franc-.— The Doneaster St. ??r, Cesart??oh.C'm'bridgMhire, and all other events througluiut the year. The great aavantaue in sending to ;,11', A. Crook is you may lelvon receiving full market prices. Letters posted by night mail arrive following day, and "re replitd toby return of post. Thr postage to France is 2Jd. DOUBLK EVENTS AND STARTING PRICES. 1,5709.

OTTEll HUNTING. I GLAXSKVIN (Vale of T-wy).—'Wednesday, Septerarer 3. Pantglas Arais—10.30. Water permitting.

VOLUNTEEll INTELLIGENCJ% I LLANDlLO RIFL COMPETITION. This annual event took place on Thursday in I went her very unfavourable for shooting. Tito following is a list of the best altots in cach coal. I iietitioii LADIES' PRIZE. l'ts. I P! Q M.S. O.?ieb.mis. 3?? PrtvateO.Thomat. ?.8 ifuti. Mem, J. 2,beigearil John Lewis ?b L:eutcuit?t.C.Jtut.in92? OiflCtHS' PKIZI. Pts. I Pts. Q M.S. 0 Richards 63 ) Sergeant Woodrow. 68 ttergeant J. Tomkins 60 Surgeatit Geo. Jenkiiis 57 Private D. Richards b9 GKNTLMKN'S PRIZE, PIS. I Pts. ¡ Hon. Mem. J. Hughes 2S Sergeant Jenkins 25 Private J. Davie! 27 I Sergeant Woodrow. 23 Private Arthur Davies 25 1 Lieutenant Williams. 23 MR. JOHN BKYNO.N'S SQUAB. rIa, I Pts. Sergt. Evans's Squad. 70 j Sergeant Jenkins 00 Lieut,William.'ill)Qulld 63 I Lance-corpl. Williams 47 TRADESMEN'S Piazic. Pts. I Pts. Private Owen Thomas 60 Qt-m-sgt. O. Richards 28 Sergeant Tomkins 30 H'dvateB.PhiHips. m Seigcaut Woodrow 29t Sergeant John Lewis 27 AGUREQATE l ur, GIVEN BY THE LTII: LADY DYNETOK, Pts. | Pts. Q.MS. Richards (win- Private O. Thomas 103 iter of the cup) Ill | Sergeant Woodrow 102 SftK?nt Tomkins 106 Lieutenant Williams. 100 l'rRlIt Jenkins JQ4 [ UNCUVITA* Pluzz. Pts. Pts. Private H. P. Tomkins. IS Private Wm. Davies 13 Private Purkiss 15 Private W. O. Jones. 22 Piii'ate I'Lit?is?i 1l4 b 1 PiivataThos. J r4tues 12 Private Daniel Morgan 14 Private Thos. James 12

DliUNK AND RIOTOUS IX A RAILWAY CARRIAGE AT CARDIFF. At Cardiff Police-court on Friday (before Mr. T. W. Lewi, stipendiary, aiia Dr. Paine) Isaac Sta^ifield, 20, wis churned with being drunk and disorderly in a railway carriage, and als:. with uss Huliinjr and kicking William tone aud James tlaius, ticket collectors at the Giettt Western Rail- way Station, Cardiff, on the. 28th inst.—Wm. Stone said tiiiere A,is a disturbance in a railway carriage ut Marshfield, and as tliu tmia bad been detained, be (witness) told the guud to go on and he would ride d<ywn to Cardiff with the prisoner. On reach- ing CatviifT lie detained piisoner, who became very vi lent and kicked and struck hiln. He had to get assistance and prisoner was so wild that they bad to "literally bind him hand and foot" to take him to the police-station.—Mr. Lockwood, inspector for the Society for the Prevention of Cruelly to Animals, said be was travelling by the same train as the prisoner, and hearing the fighting he got into the same compartment. The prisoner was mad drunk.—Prisoner was fined 20s. and costs for being disorderly in a railway carriage, or in default I one uion h with bard labour.

CAUBOKV'S COCOA. A Cocoa possetising valu- able flesh-forming qualities, and imparting strength and staying power."—Jltalth. L000621 rLOMlLINK!—FOK TIU; TKKTH AND BEBATM.— H few di up* of the liquid "F"orilint" sprinkled on a wet tootb truth produces a pleasant inner, whloh thoroughly oleanset the teeth from all paiaaita* or impurities, hardens the ffnms, prevents tatar. a top* decay. Gives to the teeth a peculiar reavly-whiUueas, aDd. delightful frt?mco* to \be breaih, i remoresall unpleasant odour arisinz from decayed testb or tohac<u amok "The Prt<)tmt MorUtae, being cora ii l?"L of Honey and 5iiect herm,ll dollclouj to th xcite. and the createst toilet disoowry of the OL' I'I ■ ■ d., of-all Clieiiiists nul IVr'nm*™. Win, i 0, S »> -• .'1 I, 1'1 1 Olt" BHBAKFAST IS READY!—I'll take a cup of Maza watteel -duced Prioea—ls 10d. Ss, b id. and is 10d pw lb

I CRICKET. SOMERSET V. GLAMORGAN. After tho exciting match with Devon on Thurs- day, the victorious Somerset team, with their un- beaten record of wins, met Glamorgan on Friday in the return two (litvtil fixture on the ground of the Linsdowue Cluii at Weston, near liath. A start was effected at noon, the wicket being heavy, s low, and rather treacherous after the con- stant downpour of the week. Tho visiting county made a Vf ry poor commencement, two wickets lalhlg without a run having been made, and the opening ball from Tyler ,aq dlabtrou to S.iuiuel, who put it into the bands of Nichols at slip. Robinson was leg b-tforn to Nichwls in the eighth over, aud after Llewelyn Imd put on a few he was smartly caught at alid-oll by the elder Palairet. Clark was soon cleaned bowled by Tyler, four wickets being down for a dozen runs. The next wicket did not add any- thing, and W. Morgan was secured by lko at long on with a skyer at, 18. H. E. Mor- gun, nffer knocking a puir of boundaries, was stumped, and the remaining wickets went down with disgusting rapidity, and the iunings closed after an hour and a quarter's play for 27, this total being, like the S'IIDO score iiiade by Warwick at Taunton, the lowest made against Somerset this season. At litilf past, one the Somerset team commenced batting, the brothers Palairet going in first, to the bowling of Robinaon and Samuel. After a quarter of an hour a play rain (ient ttieiii in and lunch was taken, the score standing at 15, L. C. H. having malte 13. Play was resumed at 2.40 in bright sunshine and with a larger atten- dance. Tho Palairets continued to play in splendid form, the elder brother making some long hits, while R. C. N. kept up the wicket. At 39 Roonpy displaced Robinson, and at 64 W. Morgan went on in place of Samuel. After the partnership had lasted fifty minutes L. C. H. stepped out to a ball from Morgan and had his bails taken. His score of 50 included five 4's, two 3's, and six 2's. One for 73. Fifteen minutes lator the younger Paliiret was caugiit at the wicket by Jones his long stay having produced 25. Then several other bowling changes were effected, Williams being iried, but when Fowler joined the Somerset captain runs came with great free- tioii), hoe ttittitig frequent boundaries, while Fowler also lut out at the loose bowling, and the total WHS brought up tu 191 before the two were sepirated. C:app put on 13 runs, and was then bowled by Morgan, wiio also dismissed Young with the next ball, while Tyler, who followed him, was run out at bis first ball. Nine for 216. Compton k u.p the .lckl.t.. and ontu.Huhj w inv n?ng'«»nwttv.j, ? ?"? c" uml ppeculauuii to w'er lie would reach liisccuuiry wheal e played a bpl, on. lits hits iuclud d four 4 ?, seven 3 s, and thirteen 2'4, liis total being 82. Tiie first Innings of Somerset en<!cd for 245, thus leaving Glamor- gan 218 to g. t to save a single inaijigt" defeat. At 5.25 Glamorgan started (,u their second veulutv, but wiuu fifteen minuies, later play for the day wasst ipped by rain, Oi-y hud i"St tw- wickets for 9. Runs, scores, and analysis;— Gl.AHORdAiiSHlBB. First Innings. Second Innings. 4 A. W. Samuel, c Nichols, h 0 b Ttter. 0 J G. Clark, b Tyler 3iiol t)uL o NV. D. Llewelyn, c L. Palai- ret, b,fylcr 8 not out 2 A. W. Morris, b Tyler 3 %'V htt;, gaii, c Roe. b Tyler. 0 H, E. y..r¡.IJ, at Coinpton, b N ichols 8 R. A. Lt:is. b iclwh. 1 CJ?'?nev. bTyter. 2.?. r t :1':i: t'. -N. i,ot ,u? 0. Extras 0 Extias 0 Total 27 Total 9 SOMKRSliT. first inninps. Second Innings. L. Palairet,b W. Mor: W K. Pakiret.u Jones,bW.Mor- I(ItU. 25 Nichols.bliobiuson 7 VV. N. lfoe, b W. Morgan C J. Kubinson. b W. Morgan 9. ("hallen, b Vobinson 10 Fow ler, b I*« is i9 Clapp, b W. Morgan 13 W. A. R. Young, b W. M 0 j Tyler, run out 0 L. W. Compton, uotout 4 L;J.n, 16 txtras To!nl 245 Total BOW I.IN G ANAT.TSI; u. M. U, W Tyicr. 16 11 17 6 :\idwls !7.2. l 10 4 SOMKKSKT.—First Innings. T. nohimoll. 2 2 66 2 Siniuel 23 7 52 0 Rooney 6 1 14 0 W. Morgan IS.L. I 62 6 Wi.iiams 3 0 11 0 LeWIS. 2. 0 17 1 Lleweiyu 1 0 7 0 GENTLEMEN OF ENGLAND V. I ZINGARl. 'file weather w is dull una coiu wnen lilt" game was resumed in thm niatch on Fiiday, but tho wicket bad slightly improved. Grace rom after oo • nvneing hit He iley out of the gf'-und. Aitoi Sioddart's departure Llewitt and O'Hrien raised the score at a great rate, the first named especially punishing the bowling. Forster was Iried in plnce of Steel, ami Jack-ou for Forster, but the run-oeiting was un- checked. Hewitt and OïJden played good and vigorous cricket, and brought on atveral new bowlers. The score ranched S7 before the pari i er- ultip ended, O'Brien !Jdr); i lien bowled. Hewiit Continued t,) play splendidly, and was still not out at lunch time. The game was resumed after tt rather prolonged luncheon interval, iliebowlinr being entrusted to Steal and Hedley. liewitt at once gave evidence of being in unimpuiio I foim. The innings ended for 210 runs, leaving I Zingari 191 to get to win. The I Zmgari started billing with Webbe and Fuster. At the close of plaj tln-y still wanted 114 lun, witll five wickets to fall. S,-ol,e GLNTLK.MKN or ENGLAND. First Innings. Second Innings. A. E. Stoddart. c Mordaunt, b 8tt."ej 5 b Hedley 0 W. G Grace, b Heuley 0 cJacksou, b Hed- ley. 13 J. Cranston, 0 Clarke, b Hfdlev 17 c Vernon,b Hedley 4 H T. Hewitt, c Jackson, b Htdl..v. 11 b Mordanut 93 T. C. O'Brien, c Hed ey, b Steel 0 b Webbe 39 G. M'Gregor, b ForsU* 23 b Mordaunt 14 W. U. ltuller, c Steel, b Forster 6 b Steel 1 C. J, Thornton, b Hedley. 3 b Mordaunt 0 S.M.J. Woods, c Jackson, b c Clarke, b Mor- Hedley 4 daunt. 35 J. H. Hornsby, c Hadow, b mt Cltrke. b Mor- Herley 15 daullt. 6 C. M. Tuke, not out. 1 I,Ot Otit 3 I, xtra3 1 Exhat. 6 Total. 85 Total. 219 1 Zlnuaki. First Innings. Second Innings. A. J Webbe, c Roller, b Woods 29 not out 43 H. W. Foriter. c O'Brien, b Woods 7 b Woods 1 A. G Steel, b Woods 26 b Woods 4 E, M, lIadow. b 81 odd..rt. 2 C Stoddllrt,b Roller 22 J. G. Walker, b W(H,d, 3 b Woodt. 0 lil. O. Jackson, c M'Gregor, b WoL)(is 3 b Wood. 0 Philipson, c Woods, b titod. dart 9 Vernon, b St,,dtlart 5 H. J. Mordaunt, c Tuke. b A'oo,is 5 I. W. C. Hedley, not out 2 not out. 2 C. Cliii-ke. b Woodt. 0 Extras Ie 5 Tota). 104 T0t.&1 77 STAFFORDSHIRE V. AUSTRALIANS. This two days match, arranged by the Aus- tralians wi I li Sttiffoi-claiiire,co(i)inet,ced on Friday in showery weal her on a soft wicket et Stoke, the visitors, who left out Jones and Gregory, winning the toss and going in fit 12.35. Lyons and Barrett were the batsmen. Six een runs were scored, and then heavy rain stopped play. Play was resumed in the presence of a small company at 2 25, the weather, though threatening, cleared 1Jp. Brown and Shaw shared the bowling, but on the wet, easy wicket runs came at a great pace. Allcock displaced Shaw at 37, but without result, and the 60 went up at 2.45. The innings closed for 151. Staffordshire then went in. but fared badly, losing six wickets for 34 runs. Score:- Ausi-RALIANS. First Innings. Å\Ji1'ULI.Ui8. Second Innings. Lyons, c llrown, b Allcock. 41 Barrett, h DrtJwJI. 1::1 Trott, b Bi-owii 10 luriier, o Etidgemann, b tslip.w 9 Chllrlt.on. b Briscoe 0 .I. Murdoch, b Brown 31 Burn, b Sliitw. 4 Backhaul, c lhmblow, b 0 Walt-rs. c Allcock. b 8haw.. Id Ferris, b Shaw 3 Trumble, not out 7 Kit ras 9 Extr. Total 151 Total STAFrORDSHIHB. First Innings. STAFRORDSHIRE Second Innings. W.C. Brid^eoianri.c Walters, b Ferris. 0 Brooks, b Ferrie. 7 ,"1" llarlow, c Blackham, b Feffis 3 D. H. Brownfald, b Turner.. 3 Tremblow, o and b Ferris 16 Brown, b Fel rl. b F. T. Cozens, not out 0 Extru 0 Extral Total. 34 Total 0.0 LANCASHIRE Y. NOTTS. 0 Pleasant weather favoured the continuation of this match at Manchester on Friday, but the wicket was stul soft and difficult, Notts started batting at 11.45, but with only eight runB scored Briggs bowled both Shrewsbury and Gunn. After a three by Dixon, the Notts captain was caught at mid-oil from the secoud ball he received from Brings, and with the score still at eleven Watson dismissed Flowers. With Attewell and Butler together a heavy shower stopped play at a quarter past twelve. The rain ceased after about twenty minutes, and the game was resumed at twenty minutes to one, Brigge and Watson, of course, still bowling. Attewell played a capital game for hit side, but on the soft ground runs were. of course, hard to make. Rain again threatened. The partnership for the fifth wicket had produced 24 runs, when Butler was out leg before wicket. Before anyone could join Attewell another shower fell, and so heavy was the downpour that there seemed no protipect of further progress with the gains before lunch time. The rain ceased soon after half-past one, and at twenty minutes to two the players were in the field again, Daft being Attewell'a partner. The batamen playing freely, 50 went up at ten minutes to two, the conditions being far more favourable to the batsmen than before the rain. Play was resumed at a quarter to three. The sun was then shining, but the sky soon clouded over. Only two runs were added in fifteen minutes, and then a catch in the slips got rid of Attewell. Six for 54. Wright follewed. Notts' innings closed at 520 for 83 runs. Lancashire started their second innings with 35 runs to spare. When stumps were drawn their score was 20 for one wicket. Score:— LANCASHIRE. First Innings. Second Innings. Barlow, c Sherw in, b Shack- lock 19 Dot out 6 Bugs, c Sherwln, b Attewell 11 c Flowers, b Rich- ardson 8 A. Ward, b Richardson 16 not out b A. O. M'Laren, c and b Flowers 17 BrIL,gs. c Wriglit. b I)aft 1 A. N. Hornby, o and b Atte- well 20 J. M. Crosfield, c and b Atte- we ). 8 Baker, b gliitoklook 0 Wittton. not out 12 Whiteside, b Hhacklock 0 Mold, c Attewell, b Richard- 8011 7 EJ(trM' 7 Extru 1 Extras 7 Extras 1 Total. 118 Tetal 20 NOTTS. First Innings. Second Intifugs. Dixon, o Mold, b Briggs 7 Shrewsbury, b Briggs 4 Gunn, b Briggs 0 Flowers, b "'l\tl\"1I 0 Attewell, c Ward, b Briggs. 23 Butter, 1 b w, II Uril!g 9 H. B. Daft, b Waison 23 C. VV. Wright, not out. 10 Sbacklock, b Bt,igg,; 5 Ricliardsou, b Briggs 0 Sherwiu, o Crosfield, b BriM* 0 Brllt£t' 2 Extra* Tetal 83 Total, I SURREY V. KENT. In dull weather piny was resumed in tins *Vu Jvi/Wr^fur lUriia continued ilia JlrfJl, INNING* of K"nt, 10 flie bowling oi Loinmon and Streaifield. With five runs added to the overnight score Daffen W-2 caughtal the wicket, the inuingsclosing for2C6. With arrears of 105 to dear off Surrey began their sccoud innings at 12.5 with Abel and M. Read. The latter was bowled tk-t ball he received and Abel was caught at slip at 5. When the scort had reached 14 a painful accident occurred to W. Wright, who, in stopping a tremendously liard return from Lohmann, h id the thumb of his left hand badly dislocated. The game was delayed for some little time, and Wright was takon to a hospital by Mr. George MarsluulJ. The delay caused by Wright's accident lasted a quarter of an hour, and on resuming Alec Hoarne bowled with Martin, Lohmann was finely stumped at 16. and at 43 W. Road was wet! caught at cover point. Mattors still went on badly with Surrey, nnd Lockwood, nfter qoiekiy hitting up 7. was bowled, the ftfih wicket falling at 51. K y was caught at the wicket at 70. Simier and Sireatfield stayed together till lunch lime. Ou resuining Fit ten iniuules to thrpe Alec Hearne nnd Maitin again shllred th bowling. The inlling- dos, d for 129, leaving Kent with 35 to get to win. Kent won by eight wickets. Scure:- 6VVHI:Y. First IlInin. Second Innings. W. W. Pead.caiidWi-iglit. 8 c G. Hearne, b A. He,irii 27 Abel, bMartln 29 c Hearne, b Wright 4 Lohmann, c Marchant, b Wright 11 st Kemp, b A. Heai'iie 4 M.tui ice It.'ad, o Wilson, b Mar in 0 b lvriglit 0 K. J. Key, b Martin 0 o Kemp, b Aleo Hearne 13 Lockwood, b Wright 21 b Aleo Hearne 7 Siiuter, c G. Hearne, b Wright 21 b Al o Hearne 20 R. C. Sireatfield, b Wright 4 b Alec Hearne 15 llrockwell, p. and b Wright 5 bMartln 30 Watts, b tv right 0 1, Alec Hearne 11 Slurpe, not out 0 not out 3 Extras 2 Extra. ó Total 101 Total 139 KENT. First Innincs. Second Innings. AUc Hamilton, o Wut.ls, b Stre.at.- liel 1 25 c and b Lohmann 1 W. H. Patterson, b Brock- well 24 not out 13 L. Wilson, I b w, b Lohmann 11 not out 9 M. C Kemp, c Streatlleld, b 6harpe 13 C. J. M. Fox, b L0tilliniin. 33 G. Hearne, c W. W. Read, b Ix>hmann.. 39 Duffeii, c Watts, b Sireat- fiidd, 12 Matchant. b l ohinaun 4 b Sharpe 6 \f)nht.b8tre.ttne)d 6.???? Martin, not out 4 i:xtrit:?.?..?.? 23 Extras 7 Total 206 Total, 35 SUSSEX V, YORKSHIRE. In warm, pleasant weRther, the Yorkshiremen went on with their innings at twenty minuter to twelve on Friday. Wainwright soon played on, nnd Lord Hawke was bowled by a lob, the total for seven wickets bitiif 174. Lord Hllw!le's capital innings of 65 included seven <<, a 3, nnd eight 2's. Tins- ley and Hunter played freely together for some little time. When tho score had reached 196 Tins- ley was caught in the long field. Harri<on fol- lowed in, and play proceeded quietly. The in. nings closed at half-past twelve for 208, five wickets hiving fallen for 46 runs. Godfroy t'lok fi e wickfs, and only 22 runs were hit from him. Wanting 160 runs to save a single inning.- defeat, Sussex went in just before one o'clock, and began very badly, losing Gresson, Quaife, find B.-itn for 29 runs. With three wickels down—all taken by Bolton-Jesse Hide became Newhum's partner, and by lunch time the score hud been carried to 41. The bowling was very good, however, and Newlmm in particular seemed fur from comfortable with it. Play was resumed at five minute" to threp, and when a dozen runs had been steadily added, Harrison displaced Peel. Then a ball from Boltoti broke back and beat Jesse Bide, who played it on his wicket. The partner- ship had put on 24 Yorkshire won by an innings and 78 runs. Score SUSSEX. First. Innings. Pwoiid Inuings. Quaife, c Harrison, b Peel. 12 b Bolton 7 Gresson, c Hawke. b Peel. 5 c Hfm ke. b Botton 8 lieati. c and b Harriton. 5 b Bottoll. It ,Sniii It, c Hiijiter, b Feel I run tilit 0 Newhmn. tt Hunter, b Peel 1 run out 14 Jesse Hide, o Wainwright, b Peel. 13 b Bolton 9 Humphreys, b Peel 0 tun out. 7 Wilson, b Harrison 2 b Harrison 13 Godfre, not out 1 not out 4 Arihur Hide, b HarrDon 1 st Hunter, b Peel 2 Butt, c Ulyett, b Peel 2 b Bulton 0 Extra. 2 E.tras 8 Totat. 48 Total 82 TouxsHIBE. First Innings. Beeond Innings. Hall, b Bean 23 Ui)eLt, c aiid b Jesse Ride 21 Brown, b A. Hide 41 Hawke. b Humphreys 65 Peel, at but t., b Buinphrovs 7 Moorhouse. b Godfrey 3 Wainwright, b (iodfrey 5 Tiusley, c and b Godfrey 15 Hunter, b Godfrey 12 Harrison, not out 6 Boltt)i), b aodfroy 4 I Extras 7 Extras Total, 208 Total,

ALLEGED CRIMINAL ASSAULT I AT NEATH. At Neath (County) Police-court on Friday (before Mr. John Henry Rowlund and Mr. Win, Leyshon) TnonntS Kendrick, a rollerinati, of Clyne, near Neath, was charged with committing an out- rage upon a little girl named Mary Anne Davies, thirteen vears and a half old, living with her father at Clyne. Mr. 8. T. Evans, M.P., Rppeared to prosecute, and Mr. W. Robinson Smith, of Swansea, defended the prisoner, who is a married tniin.-Prosecutrix stated that the prisoner assaulted her twice, and under such circum- stances that it was quite impossible for her to cry for help.-Di-. Davies said that he had examined the prosecutrix. In his opinion she would become a mother in about four months.- Mr. W. Robinson Smith dwelt upon the fact that the only corroboration of the girl's statement lay in her condition, and that did not prove the prisoner to be guilty. The girl had made no com. plaint at the time of the alleged "asult,Ulti. mately prisoner was committed for trial at the assises, bail being accepted.

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(SWANSEA FOOTBALL CLUB. I ANNUAL MEETING. The annual meeting of the football section of the Swansea Cricket Club was held at the Assembly- rooms, St. Helen's-road, on Friday evening, Mr. James Livingstone presiding. There was a very large and enthusiastic attendance.—The Secretary (Mr. Bryant) at the outset said that in their fix- tures for next season the club would experience a considerable variation from the usual programme. They had hitherto gone to the North of England to find outside antagonists. This year they had sought the Midlands and West of England, and had fixed with such teams as Coventry, Old Edwardians, (iuv's Hospital, St. Thomas's Hos- pital (which was considered about the strongest of the London hospitals for the past two seasons), London Welsh (on Boxing Day, as usual), and Albion, Devonport (on the Monday following). The Devonport club had not been beaten the whole of last season. Then they had Exeter, and on Easter Monday they had fixed with Black- heath. (Loud applause.) As regards home matches, there would be four each with Cardiff and Nowport. He had fixed three with Llanelly, two being at Swansea and one at Llanelly. There would be a home-nnd-lmme match with Glouces- ter. The only other Welsh team they played was Penygraig, who visited Swansea to play a match. The committee had decided to admit the captains of the first and second fifteens on the executive comuiitteo. It had been decided to present gold medals to each of last year's first fifieen, and, as something had been said in other towns nbout the premiership, he wished it to be known that it was in recognition of their being the premier team in South Wales ta-t season. (Loud applause.) They would show what they thought, at any rate. (Laughter.) They would want several new players for the coming season, and ho wished to extend a general invitation to footballers to come down to the field duiing the next fortnight and practise.— The business of election was then proceeded with. — Mr. W. R. Evans proposed Mr. W. Bowen's re- election to the captaincy, and this was carried with a roof-raising cheor. Mr. J. Meredith was appointed vice-captain, if willing to play, other- wise ifie captain of the team to select, Mr. John Thomas was re-elected captain of the second fifteen and Air. Ludlow vice-captain. The committee was constituted as follows:- Non-playing members: Messrs. James Livingstone, W. II. Gwyn, E. Copus, George Bowen, and D. Morgau. Playing members Messrs. E. Bishop, A. A. Matthew*, Harry Bevan, W. Rice Evans, and d'nd i iiFMmuanpM't)lfnir«a~ Srl^f "ifis uiuTCwi (, f Illf, n kg.

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Classical Tripos Open Scieno Exhibition and Foundation Scholarship at at. lolill's. •XFOHV Second Class in Classical Moderations; Third Oiass iu Mederu History; Open Exhibition at Biuse- nose. LGNDOH Matriculation, 15-First Division, 12; Beconi Division, 3. Two hive taken the M.B. and Flwo the Preliminary Scientific. O?en "holarship, !St, Mary's Kospital, London. ^™ } 7 Open 8cho)ar9h)peandEthibit!<M. College w. 90  43'" a..?r,. Junior Local, 14?,??' 7?———. Senior Local, I c markSofdlrtlllc-1.in I4Un,18 ?0 Uon, including in Religious Ruowludge. SCIENCE ANP ART DEPARTMENT, 1890,-The result of the first external examination on the work *f the present asff Classes. Classes. Statics and 14 2 2nd fi NO Dynamics i l«t 2nd entries b!lurel rby.o?hy 1« 8 24 NO Arithmetic, Eu-1 A e NO cUd, Algebra f J > • „ nu lucid.Algebra,) -i c NO PtaneTrht.n. 6 „ „ metry )? Chemistry 1 „ 6 „ 6 „ NO „ The 0110 candiiato la Metallurgy obUiuctl a Second Class. Out of 51 entries 100 PKK CFNT. passed, taking 1 28 strata And 2b 3M* niifl. I m3-9C» £ t& TyB6DAT, BKrCBM«B *6" at Kill. o'clocL » School Fees, £3 ISs. per Term. The Boarding Fees are:-Weekly, 40 guineas per annum; Full, bO guineas per annum. An Interview can ba arranged at. the College any day after September 10th, and the Head Master will be glad to supply applicants with any further informa- tion. Address- W. J. GREENSTREET, M.A. S5300 17, Circus. lath, MONKTON HOUSE SCHOOL. PRINcIPAI, RENRY 8HEWBKOOKS, B.A. (Londca). ASSISTANT MASTEK3: A. M. SMITH, M.A. (Aberdeen). JOHN HART. M.A. (Durham). A. J. PERM AN, M.A. (Classics, Louden). A. WHITELAW. VJSITIN* MASTECS JAMRSBUSH. B.Sc. (Muth. Hons., London), Profe.-s r BA RBI Kit (South Wales University College) T. E. AYLW AilD, Orearii.t, St. Andrew's, Cardiff. Prospectus, Ac., may be obtained from the Priucipal Mouth Mill Cottage, Clovelly. The Next Term will begin WEDNESDAY, September 10th. 1890. 1899etc. OT. CATHERINE'S, CARDIFF. A FIRST-CLASS SCHOOL FOR GIRLS (With Kindergarten for Girls and Boys). PRINCIPAL MISS TULLIS. Excellent Premises of more than Fifty Rooms. Staff of Nine Regular and Eitiht Visiting capable and Experienced Teachers. Moderate and Inclusive Fees Til- Ordinary Course prepares for University College Scholarships, London Matriculation, te.. and valuable Scholai-shipstind a large number of Certificates have been gained. The next Terms begins on WEDNESDAY, September 17. 93-37 PAINTING and DRAWING CLASS, J_ Wednesday Afternoons. Privatelessons. Autumn term now comnjeiiciiig. -Miss BOLT, Certificated Teacher, 137, liiohmond-road, Cardiff. 3987a2 s T. OLAVL'S SCllt)OL FOR GIRLS. ro, WINDSOR-PLACE, CARDIFF. PRINCIPAL Mrs. PHILLIPS (Certified Cambridge, wit li lioiiotirs). Thorough tuition. Moderate fees. Preparatory class for boys. A few vacancies for boarders. The >ext Term will begin on Monday, September 8tb. Dancing Classes for Young Ladies and Gentlemen will be resumed on Thursday, Septeraber 25th. 95727 BRIGHTOITHOUSU IIIGR SCROOI, FOR GIRLS, ROATH, CARDIFF.-Principals, Mrs. and the Misses TAYLOR. Assisted by Certificated Governess and Visiting Masters. Preparation for all Local ExAmitiatione. Moderate Fees. Large House, with good Recreation Ground. Next Term September 16th. Governess-Pupil Required; small premium. [956'6 HAIIKOW HOUSli HIGH SCHOOL, Jl ROATH, CARI)IFF.-Priticipals. The Misses Marks, assisted by efficient Resident and Yisitinc Teachers. Preparation for the following Exams. London Matriculation, Cambridge Local, College of Preceptors, Royal Academy, South Kensington. Moderate Fees. Special atteutifl to the health and com fort of boarders. Large house, with good recreation ground. Next Term. September 16tb. Boarders re-assemble September 15tb. 95437 DANCING and PHYSICAL JXER- CISES.—The Misses ETANS beg to announce that they will RE-COMM KNCE their CLASSES Earlv ill uctuber.-7, FiUalan-place, Cardiff. 95523 PUKCELL HOUE, CLAHE-CA Dt.NS, t. mV¡ŒSlDE, CAKDH'F.—SCHOOL FOR &IKL8. Principe, Miss PINCOTT.A. Mus.,L.C.M. DUTIES will be RESUMKD AUGUST 25. Private LessonsGiven in Musio, Piano, Organ, aud Theory. Pupils Prepared for Examinations. 331oai OT. MAHGART'T'SJ RICHMOND-ROAD, o CARDIFF .?CHOOL for GIULS, PR' PARATORY C?.IiSfor BOIS. Pri-.cipal, Mrs. MMPSON. N?XT TERM, MOJiDAY, September Ibth, Vacancies for Boarders. 3952d EN"S~I NGTON HO U SE, JLJL WINDSOR-PLACE, CARDIFF. BOARDING AND DAY BCHOUL FOR GIRLS. Prlncinals: The Misses HARVEY. [4284.1 The AUTUMN IÈRM will Commence SEPTEMBER 16. VLNTiNOR HOUSE SCHOOL, 22. V PARTRlDGE-ROAl). ItOATH.-Principl. Mrs. WILLIAMS. The Next Term will begin on MONDAY. September lit, 429. R6 PENARTH. SAINT AUDKIES, PENAUTH.—FIRST- CLASS SCHOOL for GIRLS. Established 1885. rrincipai-miss FROST (Educated in France and Ger- mlln.,); assisted by Six Highly-certificated Resident Governesses and the following Masters .— Music.-Professor SCOTT, Local Secretary for Trinity College, London. F. ATKtNS, Mus. &c. Oxon, Secretary for R?yt Academy. ,Dra, p HAMPTON, B.A.K. AcPad. emy.y* :?F "OB'8- Professor of I?cciof. ?-t-.n.,? rMATTIlb.WS. ?Mt.—A. ANGLK, Opera House, London. French.—A PLrisienstu Lady. During three and a halfvears of examination work 31 children have gained 170 first-class certificates, local prizM, and distinctions from London Colleges. Lirg =, ground. Home life. and pt:elal care for felioate children. REFERENCES. Rtv. 0. Parsons, Rector of Penarth Bev. A. Tilly, Tredegarville, Cardiff; Dr. Lewellyn, CMrphitty; Monsieur Kiel, O.B., Paris; Dr. Humbonye, Aisne. Frauoe; Captain von Reyneck, Aide de Camp to the Uluister of War. Vienna; Dr. Flamm, Physician t* th Austrian Court. Duriug Summer Holiday Applications Must be Made I)uriiig igummer Holiday by letter in first instance, when Interview with the Principal can be arranged. Nest Term -SEPTEMBER 17, at 2.15. 95302 IVY TOR, WESTHOIJRNE ROAD, PENARTH. SCHOOL FOR GIRLS. PmsciPixs; Mis. An Misa WHITB. Vacancies for Three Bealdent Pupils The Next Term commences SEPTEvlBER 16. Application by letter until September 4, [95807 WESTBOURNE SCHOOL, PENAITTH. PRIKCIPAL MR. SYNDBY GIBSON. N.B.-There is a Preparatory Class for Little Boyt. which is under the care of Miss (Htoson. LP.J.5 PREPARATORY SCHOOL FOR BOYS, HAS LAND HOUSE, VICTORIA • BOAD, PJSNARTH. Prtnctp?-Mr.JotephLagt. Next Term PUNARTH. "PTrIlnW oi BiiBBR 16. IOW. 3450d LADIES' COLLEGE, CHURCH- TZRRACE, PBNARTE. GLAMORGAIT. Principals-Miss FISHER. A.G.P., and Miss L. FISHBR. Pupils Prepared for all Local Examinations. Date of Be-openlng, BEPTEMBKB 18th. [96833 BRISTOL. BRIGHTON HOUSE SCHOOL, JO RBDLAND PARK, CUFTON, BR18TOL (NEAR TaB DOWND). Established 1673. Terms moderate and 'nelos've. Two Entrance tlcbolanbfpe la September (over 14). Particulars on application. A FOURTH LARGE HOUBH having been added to the Premises, additional Pupils an be received on September 17th. Iseelient table. every home comfort; good staff of tutors all subjects taught. targe play- ground, gymnasium, fives eotirts, workshop, sana- Ciriuns, to. There is a Preparatory School, also class few all Sebool entrance and scholarship exami- nations. Sixty Bo*rdeM. Full number of pupils durln.. In* ten yeMt. Suceadul preparation for ail Examinations. Prospectus, successes, references on tppttcttten. Head Mast er 1 Mr. CHARLES BIGG. Reoent Successes • London Matriculation, Cambridge lenlor and Intermediate, Cambridge Junior Honours, College of Prsooptors, Preliminary Medical, Preliminary Low. Royal Academy of Music Honours, Bsnks, ac. (including upwards of twenty subjaots> Holiday Addrus: Oraigside Hydro, L.,ia.. Ita. Wales. At Home after September 6tb- 85880 ^Oucanuiuu aimouarcmcm** SWANSKi. OWANSI^~HTGH SCHOOL FOI« GIRLS, LLWYN-Y-BRXN, WALTKU KOAD, SWANSEA. VINTElt. The AUTUMN TERM will BEGI-IF on TOEJDlY. September 16, lfcSO. Prospect uses and Forms ùf A\)p!i':atjnn for Ad nissior\ mav be obtained at the School; (r from the Bccretary of ili, Girls' Public Day School Company (Limited), 21, (Jneen Anne's-gate, London, 8, W. A Kindergarten is atttiched to 1I10 School. [L3324 NORMAI/~ OMXEGI., SWANSEA. N Principal Mr. EM DRY. ll-ad Mssttr-Rev. GEOUGE IiMKKi*, B.A. Lend., H. Mus UXlIj. Next Term Cornniencot 1 t.' FS UA Y. ICtli Sept. [95822 C A R M A UlII FiN. Itili >CUOUL FOR GIRLS, .JLjL CAKMABiHEN. A BOA1.DING AND DAY SCHOOL. PRKSIEKNT Oil COUNCIL THE LORD BISHOP OF bT. DAYID LADY L'i.tMCirai,: Miss ARTHT, M.H.C.P.,Cert-ificated in Honours, bk. bridge University; Certificated Pirst Ciau by tbe Council of Education German Diploma. LADY SuPKKixrE.VDK.NT:-Mrs. nOBlUTS. ASSISTANT TKACH-.RS Miss X. 8. SILKS, Ccitilioated Cambridge, Oxford, n4 Trini y College, London ai d in Mathematics. Mechanics, Chemistry, and Drawing by Sci-noe and Art Department, South Kensington. — Miss RANDALL, Certificated FiratC.as. by the Council of Education; in Botany, Hygiene, Agriculture, Chemistry, and Drawing by the Science and Art Department, South Kensington; Trinity Coliet>. Theory of Music; Etndercx'Lpn, Ket,'i)ew?k. and IT)tri eilol rl, rot iif, autes!:)!Miss GILES, Certificated College of Preceptors; in Drawing and Mathematics by tlio Science and Art Department, South Kensington. NeN-LIKSTT EKT-Mist BUCKLEY, Associate in Musie Trinity College, London ellior R.A M. and Tri iity CoilegiCertificates (Organ, Piano, Theory); Society of Arts, First Class iiA Muoto Cambridge Higher Cer- tificate. DRAWING AIASTER-MR, W. JONES, Higher Certificate* couth Kensington. Uusio MISTER—Mr. COOKE, Oiganist of Christ Church. Dancing MICTRESJ—Mi.J AYLINft. The School gives an excelLnt education tn very moderate terms. Admirable Accommodation for Boarders, nnder the Superintendence of a Clergyman's W itiow. v "vi'ii'H 'WUViiiiiWAJf 'fW'1' The Council of the High Pchool Offer; SIX EKMANCR SCHOLARSHIPS of Fifteen Pounds Each. available in September, lHJO, and Renewable at the Close of Each Year. An Examination of the Candidates for these £ cho?«r< ships will be held at the School in September. Ihe Subjects of I hi. Examination, with all partlcul-n as to School Fees, Board, and Tuition, mav be had on application to the Principal on or before September 1st, lb90. 95567 HEREFORD.  _1Lt EREFUKD COUM'Y COLLT?'? Chairman of Directors: The Hon. and Very Rev. the Dean of Hereford. This School provides a first grade Public Setoel Education, both Classical and Modern, at a moderate eost. Boys are prepared for the Universities, Professions, alld Commercial Life, and 'here Is a Special Depart- ment for Juniors. Greek. German, and Shorthand ara taught without Extra Charge. Tho School Buildings are new and extensive, In a high and bracing position, and include Chapel, Laboratory, Detachcd Sanatorium, Cubicled Dormitories, and largi Playiug Fields. The NEXT TERM will eommenca on SATURDAY, September 20th, For Prospectus and Recent Succcsscs In Examination apply to the Headmaster, 95366 tJ EKEFORD LADIES' COLLEGE UL COMPANY (LIMITED). REDUCED AND INCLUSIVE TERMS. Education upon the High School System, conabMO4 with Homo Trainin- and Domestic Comforts. For Terms apply to Miss Oust, the lady Principal; or lo the Secretary, Mr. Edwd. Mtuldison, L'.(ibni-y. T92131 P- ENBLAITHE IIOUSK, LLAN- JL GARRON, NEAR ROSB. BEREi ORDSHiRU. SCHOOL FOR UWLS, PMKCIPAL Mns. R, KEDDI.E Under Distinguished Patronag", Thorough Education. Home Comforts. Healthy Situation. Prospee: uses on Application Autumn Term (D.V.), BSPH MBEK 16. 95f: W KSTON-SU PER- M A RE. ESTON-SU P E 11-M A HE. W EDUCATION FOR YOUXG LADIES. 24 GUINEAS PER ANNUM For Board, English, French, Music, aud Drawing. No ttxiras. Ihe NEXT TERM BEGINS TUESDAY, September 16. References, Prospectus, And View of House, which is on the Sea Front, may be had on application to THE HEAD MISTRESS, ATHELSTAN LADIES' COLLEGE," BElCH-UOAD. 95767 WBSTON-SPPER-XARB. LONDON. EDUCATION FOR YOUNG" LADIES. Well-grounded and iLecomplislietl. Resident Foreign Governesses. Larg Staff of Visiting Masters. Address: Miss PHILPOTT (formerly of Hill House College, Haverfordwest), 10. Princes'-squaro, Hyde Park. London. W. 1593e BATH. 1/\ LA?SDOWN-CiUSC'NT, BATH I Of M). 8. F. ELLABY, M.A.. Keceh-?sthe i?fx o Guntlemeii as Boarders only, to Prepare for the Public Schools and Royal Navy.-Prospectus and References on application. 95135 POIUWAY HIGH SCHOOL" Lower JL Weston, Bath.-BOYS well Ptepared for Pro- ffssional or Business careers. xcellent accommoda- tion for boarders. Play-grounds and criciiel-tield. Healthy situation, in good neighbourhood. Very moderate terms.—J. KNIGHT, Principal. 95828 CHEPSTO.v.  ?REPSTOW GRAMMAR SCHOOL. SPLENDID SCENERY: FINE RESIDENCE: HIGH EDUCATION: INQUIRE. 94651 QT. MAUR COLLEGE, CHEPSIOWT— k? Principals: Mrs. J. Hale Stephens and Miss Thomas. lArge and Healthy House. Beautiful Recrea- tion Grounas. High School Education. Christian Training. Great success In Examination. Terms moderate and Inclusive. For terms apply to Principals. Next Term brgins September, 1890. 95o79 TREHARRIS. SCHOOL F >R GIRLS ANJ) LITTLE ? BOYS, SOUTH VIEW, TBBHARRIS R.6.0. The Misses THOMAS are pleased to announce that their School Duties will be resumed on WEDNESDAY. August 27th. 95814 CLEVEDON. BKLGUAVE HOUSE, CLEVEDON. BOld-established HOME SCHOOL ?r the DHugh- ters of Gentlemen. Resident English, French, and German Gorernesses, and Visiting Professors. Every home comfort and careful training. Fees moderate Thelt references. -Address Principal. [3781d PORTHCAWL. IjlSPLANADE SCHOOL for Girls, con- Educted by the MiMe? JONES. «M!tt<d by Certifi- cated Governesses and Master. School duties will be resumed on WBDMEfDAY, September 10th. 3903d COWBRIDGE. HEA TIT HOUSE, COWBRIDGE.— JLl BOARDING and DAY SCHOOL. Principals; The Misses LLEWELLYN. The Next Term will begin SEPTEMBER 15th. 95698 P\ REAT HOUSE SCHOOL FOR GIRLS. VT PUN,CIPALS-MM. AYD T« MtMM CULVBR- WBLL. Duties will be resumed Sept. lb. 9im ABERGAVENNY. A BERGAV?NNY.-MlLFO?D HOUSE AWIIOOL.-Pri Mrs. YUM. tt?ht? by English and Foret?n GoftrnetM*. High C a« Bdua- tion on very moderate term* Next MRM DAY THURSDAY, September 18th, 1890. 9b383 ABERGAVENNY GRAMMAR J.TL SCHOOL. Borders Received by the Headmaster. Healthv Locality. Comfortable Home. Thorough Education. Moderate Fees. Every Candidate from this School passed Cambridge 1.eal Examinations cf 1887, 1888, 1889 in Honours. No Failure during last Bight Years. Next Term Begins I8th SEPTEMBER. 217fiote LAMPLOTHR. ks T. DAVID'S COLLEGE "SCHOOL, LAMPETER. NBXT TERM Begins SBPTKMBBR 17th. For Prospectus, n., apply to 96819 Rev. T. M. EVANS. Hea-Knastor. Now Rdition. Now ltftdy. "Y FERCH 0 UEFN YDFA." Can CRAIGFRYR. Vries Is. By Post Is. £ d. DARIBL OWHN and 00. (LfXUBO), CARDIFF. 94121 GltAZED MANILJIA QARTRIDGE J ABELS Or GRBAT DEMAND. These Labels are oonaid^mblv Oheapot "a Cloth SEM. we well finished, possess the sort% of being easy to write lifOD. and being made fnIa VegeUblo fibre specially for Labeia, can be ceooosnended as a tough article that wUl etandanavetageansount of dsnui DUIBL OWEN AND 00. fLIMinO), STEAM PRINUNG WOKICS. CARDIFF UAIW or UJ««Aai UBBLI, DIRECTION LABBU. SAMPLE LABELS, CLOCK LABBLS, PARCHMBHT LINXTS. Zemb of afl kinds, to Tatfe;i 0; P> luted its riil *i:jcs:r.