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VITAL STATISTICS. Tile I th» a1i1l\1?1 "ole of mortality in th«- 33 K'tMt o.wns or E'Il.tlHl a'xi Wal'-s last I 205 j-er 1000 of their I pcpulalion, Tb rate was IU Birkenhead I'j J Liverpool 27 j L, ?,l Blackburn 191 Manchester %o N 1» Vj Riadtord 39 N<irwi< j B h;i>u 24 Nor iii^hani Urishd ;a | Ol iluui '^1 Bur.ile y ".?'.?.?".?'.? i'J P?!n?')!h  ?. lj i.'ardif: 2> Portsmouth Croi'doti 15) Preston 3-j lierhy 21 I Salrord Cat -ahead 17, fdiettn-ld -3 Hadtax Si! j Sunueiland Hudilersiield '^6 Swansea £ Hu'l 2i( West Ham Leicester il Tim ra»e in Edinburgh WitS 17, Glasow 25,1 anil Dublin 32. The deaths referred t, demise of tile respiratory 01 ;\lIS in London leil to 379 1--t week, and won-. 126 below th* c-'rrected ;iv m»c. The deaths pi iinaiily a' t»ihut^d to inllm i 7.\ fell last, week to 34, and c^shs in which iutluet.za "II noted us socor.dary cause fell tn five. During the week emiing Mard, 5 there wrre 92 birihs am 53 deaths in Caroiff. The <ie»tli5 i 'ncluded 16 under the a.. ot one year mid 14 persors ¡1ed 60 yeais and upwards. The deatlis included 2 from ^carlet fever, 2 hO'1I whooping couh, 1 h011! ,3 from vi-d» nce, 4 inquest cases, 8 daathn iu public ¡Uot iLution, mid 1 hOIl1 UDceriitied causeo. Iti Swansea iherft Were 59 births and 51 tit.. The deaths included 2 frnn measl •.«, and 1 fiotn each of rhe U.Jl.IWjllg' causes Scailet feve., whooping cough, ftver, iir> 1i<JP«, and violence;! and 8 dn.tl1 in jr.si ii uti«»,.s.

ALLEGKD BURGLAUV AT CARDIFF. On Tuesday at C"I¡\jy Pollee-court (before Dr. Paine, chuiruian, and ald-uin-in David Jones) a couple ot rouyh-liokiuj; cliar-icteis, natntd Colms aim Calf 01, were brought up jn custody cha'g d wi!h l.uigl iriously break- ing and entering the hous-- No 65. Unii.n-^tr fit, and ateaiin^ tl.ert>from an ove coat, value 29i. 6 I., the prOllert of Heujamin Wainwriglu, mi the 28tll of FebruI\rY. I r. I'. II Relcher def,d.<.I.- Tlie pros-cut >r, vn'» describe! himself us the ,alf.f!1' 01 llio E'npirp, uep !e¡1 tnt he fasten-d up his nIQ,IIH on the 11I:hl III quentiou, and when he CltUlP. down I hü forowinj* tnornii-g he f"uud tlie ttoor of the mi,iù:e fl)OIll IIlhn, aud the ar ic'es in thu 11 0\)) Hi-* ovcooal, logetner with two canaries lId a watch nnd chaw, h!1d dis- f¡ppe .rdl. H. idefltfipJ tile overcoat produced as hi propeity.—Mis. Arabella Tregarihen, who lodges all tlie SulllH house rtS W'llnsvri^lil, said llie canaries belonged to her, anli baù b-eu taken froin ilio room Uuiing the nij»ht.—Cf'Ss- »xunined by Mr. Relche' There wer" three families living ill die h011$1' De C' iv.ill.pec or Fuw\.r gave evidence to lhe effect ilial he went 10 42, 1iIlICtH\t..sueet, where he saw the prison?" Carr-d, who, alter remarking, "1 know what you are IUf¡};;iu for, Inote him mio the bick y>irJ and snowed 111m some frj w Is which" lie said had been bruu2ht Ihcrt. hyamm l1amd Havlle. Be then t'jok wjll1e:, illto the imusu aud from a back hedrooiu brouglit tlie oveicott. si\ingit had also been brouyf)1 by Hayncs. Witness to-k Canol in 0 cu-todv, and later in the Jay apprehended Coihn-, whom he ci>a'»ed with burylaiy, and "bo with stediuy Ihe canary. Collins -aId, •• William Harne. giivt) me the canary on Sunoay evening to milld tor lllon"; willie Carrol said lie kn»w nothing about ii.-Crosf-exainined by Mr. Relcher, tile officer said i<a had axninined the room. Hccupacù by \Vainwri»i t, but had not found any • race" of a burglaUous entry.— It was stated III lie leuantof the .lio created consider Lift laughter by das»cnbitn» hlln. self itS a music-hall anil tile., ncal I hut- ne did ..?t unit the <»uiside door, as it f.v^r^ ne-i ts,.Ik w.tl ? "8On the "ih' in question there would be about a I:"z¡n perSHUS in tiie houe, nod ■•ome of th'-u* inigitt have remained up alter lie went to oHi- A further charge was then 11," Carrol of .stealing fowls, value £ 1 10s.. from 30, Windsor-place, the property of Mr. I'ie:cher.—Th« | prosecutor deposed III t nlllh(ovt'III1 of tile 2fidll 01 Februnrv hisfowls were ad t i?ht,but inthemnrip in» five of them had gone.—Detective l? ?,le i I he found tit? fowls in' he backyard of the pi isoni?r', ,:ou 8, %vlio told Irim Iha: they had been brought by lIlan rlamed Hughea. Carrol further slated tuat when fie got to know the Co"ls were stolen h- !Ii?n ? let them be destroyed.—Cross-examine by Mr. belcher; The prisoner did not all ampl to conceal the fowls, nor did be d?ny IhIt they were on the premmes,— The Bench committed both Collins and Carrol for trial af. tiie ass;zes< o*i to» respective choree4, hdl being allowed, themselves in??Oeachand r,ti, ? fJIO

I ALLEGED FALSb. PKEIENUES AT CARDIFF. At Cardiff Police-court on Tuesday (before Dr. Paine and Alderman David JHle) Lewis Mackoures, 20, whs brought up in chr2p.J with it le ler containing a money order by fl41e prp,tences; also willi foiging the name of Albert Pattin,nn the 7tli insl. The pl"lJse--OUlor al" he cal1l from London tr: Cardiff 10 ob ,i:1 a berth in a ship. He lodged with the prisoner at a house in Buie-strtet. Wishing to return to London, he a->ked prisoner t" write to his fa* her and ask him to P'IY the ,xpenses of the iourney. Tlie father replied that he would send the money when lie had receiv.,II,is w*ges. I'r;80ller had the I.IIer, and without witness's authority went to the Post- offic. He did not say that he was going there or that lie had been.—Piisouer remarked at this stage that prosecutor oweo him 16., but this the prosecutor denied. Mabel Evans, a clerk from IIle Gener.1 Post."I!ke, proved thai prisoner presented the order Oil Monday .fteruoon. The order already bore'he name of "Albert Pattin," and was stamped at the Norton Folgate Post-'Itice. Prisoner said tie had been sent b his father,and she gave him 14., the <>unt t-I ihe order.-John Burkt" another clerk in tiie Post-office, spoke 10 the prisoner calling lit tho oflice for IBtter-4 un Monday. Witness hand-d him a letter addressed to "Albirt Patiin," lie b"in« told by the prisoner tnat lie expected one from Lqnclon.-The prisoner was arresi ed hy Politv-constabl- Watson, and when charged with the thwft he said he had paid the PI'OSccu(or' )ail\af fare from London, an wanted p.y b,k I,e *ho, tl' lo "I':e, (j;'r:lt I assises.

ASSAULT WITH A GLASS ATCAIWIFF I At Cardiff Police-court on Tuesday, (before Dr. Paine alld Aldeiman D. Jones) Ellen Cunningham, a yuung girl, was summoned for assaulting Elisabeth Evans on the 3rd inst. The cas- was par iy heard on n former occ¡¡sÎon. 11'. J. H. Jones defended.—Prosecutrix "I p"ared wltl, her face ba«d*ged, aod a re J *hawl over her bead. SII. 88 outside the Freemasons' Tavern in Bute-rolld, when prisoner, who was a stranger to her, rushed out, and threw a drinktng-glass, which struck her under the eye. She also threw a slass at a young man, and cut open the hack of his head, alld tlie only expfanation that could he offered in lioi favour w a* that the glass which hit prosecutrix was intended for the young rain.—Prosecutrix admitted that she was turned out of the Freemasons' T «vern that night for disorderlv conduct.—Mr. George Alexnuer Waison, junior house suree"" at the Cardiff Itifirmary, proved that prisoner, when admitted, Wa suffering from "11 incised wound III! the cheek, two inches long. The cut did not i x- tend to the bone, but, ther* was a greu deal of able Latham, on the even- ing in quest ion, 9W prpSfcutrlx Iymg in Bute-road in a tit, and he took her to the infirmary.—Other witnesses having being ca led, the Bench were 01 opinion that tne case had been proved, and sent the prisoner to gaoi for a month with hard labour.

CARDIFF WEDNESDAY CRICKET CLUB. A meeting wns held at the Grand Hotel, Cirdiff, on Mondiy, when the United CI Thiers decided to alter their "dme to the ahove. The following gentlemen were elected I:fficpr for the ensuing seasonPresident, Mr. T. J. Ma>tem; vc'-nresi- dents, Mr. Burrows, Mr. F. W. Joiham, Mr. Cross- land, Mr. H ley, and Mr. J. W. Morgan; captain. Mr, T. K. D'-e^e; vice-captain, Mr. T. England; treasurer, Mi. G. Williams; secretary, Mr. T. H. Ru, 87, Keppoch-«tree', H->ath.

LOCAL COMM I^SION S. Tho London Gazette of Tuesday night contairs the following the full'Jwing Foreign Oiffce, Much 8. H.,If-pay.-The undermentioned major to be lieut"ut-cn'onpl ;-B" hp, t B. Moffat, from the South Wales B udeier.s; d;tted nJ¡¡rcl. 4.

Irutfi says" A speeeh delivered by the Roman Catholic Bishop Of Salford at n temperance nwrtiug "at Ashton-under-Lyne Wa Sf) sensible anl1 moderate 1 hat. it del;1f'rv notice. TIIB Bishop suggested that, whilst strong henrs should he taxed, the .-alp of light heers not above a certain miuÎlnllln strength should lie encouraged by being freed from duty, I This is a doctrine that 1 havo always preached. It is, indeed, a pity that more tempenlllle reformers are not as reasonable aud KS practical tiS the Bishop of Salfoid." A large measure of the success of the (iolden Sunlight Ale may be attributed to 'he fact that it is brewed 0" IlleS" lines, and will compare favnllmhly with the ordinary high- colourpd. tl"01H!f heady ales. It is brewed from malt prepared from the finest, Herefordshire bar- ley, and most delicately flavoured with hop, called Wor^ters," hut rlal1y grown in tne rich, fertile valleys of Herefordshire, M-ssrs. Watkins am* Son, of the Hereford Brewery, arl ihe onlv brewer* of this famous Ale, and it is sold by over 200 Agents of the North, South, East, and West of the British Isles, South Wales Office: 94, St. Mary-slrel I, Stores: Westgate-street, Cardiff. **07FQ

NOTES AMI) ANTICIPATIONS, LONDON, TCKSOAY KVKSING. Tho biltrlr r >!d weather had too etiVct "f kt-ep ing thousands away from G i'wiek t" day wit ) would otherwise have put in an apuNira»-c Fall ¡y gond sput, howevei, was v;iI¡tItlÙt and to-morrow's l'llrd alsl1 looks like hcaring ood fruit. Selections Hukawav J-t epVcliase—NKUO. Atlanta Fiat Race—FOUK-POSTKB. Wickham Hurdle Bact—QUABTCS or ICEVKLYAN, Surrey S, STOT KWKLL.

XEWMARKEL TIL"Il'¡ N KW MA RKK i\ TUKSDAY. On the Bury Side, Ryan's Spiioghmk wei.t two miles; Martayon, Fndurnnce, P,.{latllw, C -t es- more, Mar1 ¡lIdltle, t'ct¡¡,I, Kyle. Dunuie, ari-ick-, l'orquaHis, Orvrero, Adoway, Guardian, Rurwpil, Mazier of the HOI5". and G daopsis W"tii a mile and?qn.tr.er.iih?k?.tt'iiH'i.iebcrt.Tht-L.jver. MMt;<'?tn. Juvenal, Fettere-s »„ and Mel 'dywen- • .n?..J..m'?M?-,?.tt.f. Ya d Arm. Henry Vill., Bel Demonio, St Damien, H«tio L'Abb^s^e (ia;- liardt Caue Limn, Lorott-, Orphan A" tihy, The Smew, Sj'mboline, Mrrrh, n-d Ankro;>; K')b?.- Son's B,.),?.:ti. H.??t4r. Kt.b.t".????)i.,H..yn.. ?i<t?r, K.!)tfr?v,?n.i P.iiisin.ToMrrey'- Pilgrim a Pro.-resv, C?rt?s.Oh.r?..t?.G?v.'t.h.ih ?'" R member, Broad Cor ie, and 81 Kdda; aud IhrU1' sl,r P.rk, F,t Fi?2i.t. St o.,t D, ( 1) hinnie, Glenayes, and San-jussima travelled jx fUI l^ngs. On the Race Side, Jennings's Catarina, L^rd Henry, Acrobat, and Taurus; Enoch's king(oi,, H 'Undsditch, Kirkstall, tleremon, Sdamis, and ír.,t COflul; alld MU/llfnrd'ø HOllncing n)], Indolence, Quidnunc,and SworJ S ing negotia'ed a mile. Hayhoe's Flibu ti^r. RutnpHoiH, A¡¡canfe. Braggadocio, Masc-«niie, Wiltre l, ady K,Shu«han, Pumpetnickt l, and üO IWil were sent six iurlongs.

K-y'c/r/vs.iM.v AM) xionrixa Lit Ij AUTHKN'I'U; <rAIM'UN(i PUBJKM. LICHFIELD MEETING. HITKR. |$/ orlsman. H,}I'.s> R\J>IR, \81 "rl,mall" PL,1 S1";r..I'LCIUSH. Pickles j W J""t"lhell r.veiu Evens 1C.P0OA' Hnu,ILK. Truant 8 to I "g MATCH. Courtier | Mr1Vu(Jdi¡(WI 6 to 5:¡g 6 to 6ajr SwiNFKV rtULLLE. Morphia |Cap i,o s i t-» 2ag 7to 2 ag LICHHKLD H1.jHl¡l.K. 8c> l!a Row ands 5 to 4ag| 5 to 4 ac A'.REWA" Llllllll. Cyclop, Mr.\ 'X¡'Odrd to :10n 6 to 5. CiuPSALL I'KKI'LK' HA^li. g to I ?g Mr htar A Skelloll | 3 to 1 alt 3 t0 1 "K <; AT WICK JIEKTING. "9 noRSu. }:1J)U. Srorl51"all. J t/ C\¡UY"!)(}X Breda | II Baikal- I EVt'ns EVen! l.STtKNA'lIONAL HVKDLE. BMtMe.H?.?.? 9!.<.? I 9 to 4ag VfKliPJ-cfi'HASJ- Mosquito G Moms £ 1o 1 ,I J 2 10 1 a¡. C'OTLAM> I'LAX l(ACK. Kaj-ih | Mr onner.. 3 to i 3 to lag TAXTIVV :-OTIU!.PLKC ASE. Likt>IJCSJ. J) diery. 4 to ion) 4 to 1011 !tir iii-uve oi!<:ci ar. iOt uiiua. ",1111 ihoae ..n¡CI.I J iihlisheit iu lit'1 U i' MiL' (;ail-lll.;lr

LIf HFIKLD Mm iXG. Q.0—Th^ BKAUDI SbRT of 40 80V3, for four year old;, and upwaida; w.glit tor Kge; penai- ties alld allOwl\lIct:9. Three miles. :\11' C ft M Pickle, Syrs, lstllih VV E Stephens J Itr T Waolow's Monte Video, 6yrs, lis* lllh W Daniels 2 .NTi' J Newltt's Handy, gLd. I st 11 lb Mr U ^hennells 0 {r,IHle; (mined pnv?»:«dy. fl'!1 t.iuV-Ev,Ui otch 011 Pickles and Monte Vide", and 2J tll 1 Kgst Handy. \V II a good race by three-parts of a length. nand tToUe dtlwn. .3?—The STAFFORrsHruB RkdCOAT HURDLE PLATE 0 2! sov* Usi 7 l» e.u). Will era extra; holies li¡Jd1 by owneri alowed 7l. Two raik-s and a I,af, over 71?. T?. ii.? and i, Mr J C,, ?,3 T,?t, ? z?,], 13st7ib H Birch 1 Mr .IT Hansel's Twinkle, aaed 1 U 711J..r W Üq\ll '< Mr T Tyl??*? Soniervihe. g;,i, 12?t3 .M Ncviit«'s Novice. 5vr-, l?t 7,b ,C A Humphievs ( r BUgHt's VioLn. aeti. 12t 71h ,111" VilUr 0 II Coyne;'s Mag-hta, aged, 12ft 7lb V English ( r A Cheiwynd > Viceroy, Rge>l, list .\lrBa:Ot 0 Nil A Chelwynd's Bronsdale, jiged, 13t 71b,A :)IH:;ton 0 Winner trainea pn\ateiy. Be! tin-6 t', 4 agst Brsnsdale, 4 to 1 agst Violin, 6 ti each a^-3 \ïccnH and Soniervide, 8 to 1 asr. Truant 10 to 1 agstTwi klo, and 20 LO 1 eaJt [¡t Novice and Magenta. Won by n length and a half; bad third. 3.0—MATCH CO sovg; 12?t each gen: lernen riders. Tw4 miles over the Sfrepieehase Course, Mr Power's O 'urthfr, ageit 1 s Mr WOOlihud Mr A Chttwyna's Duntly Uick, a :eJ .11 hajjot ( Brt!ill-6lo Ó '111 Dandv Oick. whu f li halt a mil, i: om home, Awl did not complete the Course. 3.30-The U'nFK:-i KLtXG J..fURDLE HAcK of 50 sow. for f. iir v",r oids ann upwa.nt5 Ii.. vx inner to be sold fnr 50 sovs# Two m¡¡p. over eight hurdles. \11' H Pia II:. Morphia,6vr3, list 3!b Capt Pease 1 Mr Hickman's aged, 1 1st 3,b .T O kley 2 Mr ilkd. Martinet, aged, list 3lb (oar list fib) Mr W Woouland 3 Mr Kiddle's Ba ttJpaxe. aged, list 31b YV FYOin 0 Mr ?on,.u'a Rahv Vale, aged, 11s1 3,b Mr C R Davies 0 Mr M'Gregor' Sdent, "JCd. list 3<b Owner C Mr Co)ueJ" B, unble, aged, lht I,, ?.,gli 11 Winner .,Iis, 3L Fe't'nc—9 to 4 *gsr Martiuet, 3 0 1 art Silent, 7 to 2 ag,r M- iphia, and 10 to 1 g," (lU't r. Won b\ R 1IIrh and a half three lengths between tl,eWoec,)iid RuJ third. 4.0 -The T.IcHFIKLD HCRDLB FTANMCAP PLATE of 40 "T?. uiil s, over eig"t hurdles. ,:oX:r:f:: 6,.o li l.j,t'¡IeS' 1 m,GChief, óY"" 10st ¿III Wheat lv 2 fis Graham's D-shoý ot Greti-a, 6vrs, 10st.Purcell 3 Mr T U Irving's Tlmhuctoo, aged, 12sr 7 U Mr Harppr C Mr D Price's Ardmill.m, aged, O,t 51b A Vickley l Mr M Hume's Sii S, heater.aged. 10 t 4d>T-ague 0 Mr Pritchard's Area Reuu, 4vrs, ¡03 21b W E Stephens C Blflill 5 Winner trained privately. Area Bp3n. Betting-5 to 4 .1^91 tyMa. 4 to 1 agst Area Beau, t > 1 a{sl Timhncioo. 6 to 1 agst Bishop of ttretn?., and ,0 to 1 agst any o'hei. Won by i ??? ;,?"g' bad thirJ. 4,30—Tbe ALHKWAS SELLING STEKPLKCHASE of 40 gnrs. for tour year oJda and upwards; weight for aye. Tivo miles. Loid Shrewsbury's Cyclops, aged, list 811, !r W Woodland I Mr Eustace Loder's Banstead, 5yrs, list lib W E tephe"s 2 Mr T R Irving's Eileen, aged, list 6lb M, H Ha".lt 6 Mr C Thompson's Vcndeita, g,d, 12, 31h R Benham 0 Winner trairwd privately*. Betting-G to 5 01/ Cyclops. 3 to agst Banstead, 7 to 2 acst Miieen, and 10 to 1 aal Vendetta. Won Ii good race by a leuglh; four lengths between second an third. The dinner was bought in for 175gs, and Mr. Power claimed BHnre.1d, 5.0 Ihe GOPSAI,L STBEPLbCHASK of 30 sovs. for horses thnt have nt-ver woo a steeplechase value 30 sovs, for four year olds and upwards; weight tor ag>. Two miles, Nfr it g p.(i, 12s, 3?bA Mr A Chetwvnd's Mr 8tar. aged, 12,t 3b..A Sbeiton Mr T K Irvintf s Cinderella, aged, IZiv 3lb r F Hissall 2 Mr T Wad ow's Frog Hall, 4yrs, 10st 10;bW3 Mr Abington's Goalkeeper. 4yrs, lOat 10;b G Gowland 0 Mr Dutch Lad, aged, 12st olb Parim 0 Mr A Barratt's May B ?e, Bcrs. 12", 31b A Buckley 0 Winner trained privately. Mr Star was objected to for boring, but it was over- ruled. Bel ting—2 to 13 to Iglt Frog Hall and Mr. tar. 7 to 1 agst Goalkeeper, mil 10 t-i I ngst any other. W. by li,r I-p,rt? ,f length; hd Ihird. The trainer of Maybee was fined one sov. for not ùec:ann r.i f yW., fi,d to, not The NATIONAL HUNT SELLING FLAT RACE did not fill. TO-D WS RACING. OUDRR OF Rvnm.cg.— '.Vhi'tingtoii Fat Race. 1.45: Selling H 11I1i(ap St pl:chae, 2,b; Burion Hurdle Race, 2.45; Cannock 8teepl» chas- 3.15; Tarn worth Hurdle lIace, 3,4:); Scurry Sóeopiecha,e, 4.15; Ctly Handicap, 4.4j. ENT11IE3. Seurry 8teeplec1IRs-lis:s T' 11111E'r, aged Dutch Lad, ayed Trinut, agcii; Mr. Sisir, aged Tycoon, aged Epaulette, 4* fS and Totr. Trees. 4x rs, Belling bt eplei!IjFtse-IV(?nii,tta, aged, r. 41b; 12,t Sib; 12it7lb; Baustead, 5* rs, l'^at 41b; Ei1eell.aed. 12!t 31b; Tiny Titllemouse, aged, list bib and B?..ble, g?d, 10" 71b. ADDiliONAL AKh'IVALS. Goal-keeper, Champion, Barmaid, Lara, Guardsman II., Moo».flower, Hargent, Shr<)DShhe, Old Soldier. Deightnn, Merlin, EDault:t. T >tr Trers, Tiny Tittle- motive, Hamstead, Empress, M,g! Palmer, Tycoon, and Macadam. The objecti-m to Violet Blossom for the Bushbury Maiden Hurdle Race at the January Meeting has bsen over-ruled.

GATWICK MEF.TING. t.;}h;,l¿,9 :8E::jh(f 203 sovs, for four t year olds and upwards; iveiijht for ago; penalties aud allowances. Three mil. Derlared void. 12.35-TI1. COULSDON HURDLK "ACE of 100 sovs, for four vear olds and upwards; weight forage; the winner to be told for ICO so\s. Two miles, over eight hurdles. Mr. T Jellllillg:. i :0'9 Brod". ag1.12n H Bark> r 1 Mr Chaddlewoith's F.¡klrk, 4yr«. 1Ist.G Williamson 2 Mr A Yates's SK?t Spring, ll,t J L; D,?, 3 Mr 4yu, list J Walsh 0 Winner ■ rained bvowner. Betting— I'veus ,III Breda, 2tol agst ereuR, 5tol mst Fa'khk, and 7 to i agst Sxveet Spring. Falkirk settled down in fiont of HI t!lja for 1\ qtlRrter of 1\ mile. wheu tho pair changing places a mile from h0mc Swct 8rillg t?"" up the rumiug, but g.v? WaY I at UlC bend for hODW to Breda, who won 1. a ca1ttr b" a lellgfl1. six 1flIgth sepoaiiug the lecoud and tliird. The winner was sold to Mr W Sibary for ?00,;9. 3.15-The INTBKNATIOXAL HVBOLK IJACK (Handicap) of 400 IOVI; winners extra, lwo milts and a quarter. over nine hurt1:ea. Mr T s Copping.r', B.w. 4y, 10,t 71b .H Eicc?tt 1 .Mr J G.XS'?a? ?.' l.si. llb.M>' o <Mngiou 2 Mr P B Hal 's Everalield, aged, Iht. 2lh l Owen 3 Mr Abington's Freemason, byrs, list till) A Nightingall 0 Mr R C VJn" Glory Smitten, 6yr., 1I.t elb Ccunti Kinsky C Mr W I'nson's K'nilworlh, aged, Ilat 41b I Williamson 0 Mr Sihary'f St¡ma. 4yr!, 10$t 10!b W Nigh'ingall 0 MrChaiies's Oiange ?eel. 5yrs. lOsr. 10lb G Morris 0 YVinner trained in IrelRlId, Betting—9 10 4 ag-t B?-,e. 6 to 1 .9? Or-gl Peel. **+>>vr 5\nil"nrth, 8 to 1 .?h gt 8pahi and Kri'innaa.iii, and 10 to 1 a^it EV[5k'lI.1 and Glory S Sipshi' ted to the fir*t hnrd"> Meniltf-orth 1.iJI id},flI t ¡(;, ;t :i:dl;t;1 ';¡'I y \\f>!ll:l :i!id >pahi,w it.h I'YernrtvUi aud Kewai e n-xi, with Kxers- field d Glorv Mtnlteii in fln; '< v U> Ihe Stand I iu-. When- branue ¡>I.I tell, ,"oIr y -vfu-ward# Ftvemavm and B-wme took -t;t-'(11IU .tlnj dmj plac-s, v,i;h i:t'frsiH.i IICX1 an Olorv H nitten in the i-a«. Tiie la«t-o. uned was pulh-d in-ufie' g"i'«p ncat'U a tin la .an d a quarer, and no hut her cnau^e oc«;orii: d uu'-l tlni-e hoiiiirs from home, ws»*u 11, drew 10 '10" front. m d, q >ick!y fn k iii^ i'lih' i«*a d Pi- had th" rae% in hand be </c hHfiti' g :i:r i hordl ano won n a I r;!¡i:I:;çr<g1:K,¡;f:t:TI, fourth, Freemason wa- lilth and >' .*jnn l'. s ». TIIUt as taken bv Benson'a ihronogratdi, 4 i, H M SiC.. 3.50-'liie Si RWAHPS" St'rti.Pt.h' XSK HlVDiCAP of 30^ covs- wiiiMM-extra. Two mile-. Ca!.ntCh??.)??"?'??'.?Mb.t. Morrh' Mr L l- Uot U HMiii.i N lv>r, .yd. lOst l" Mawson 'i Mi l) II benw wk's S:\iiuoxvii. 0\ ra. ,0-t'^b (i iY';l i^m^on 3 I ¡i¡¡\¡ii¡,:¡!I¡t! apt A I'-ani's YVhi kero^.f. 6 1 s' 71 B cher 0 J A Mi 1-r s Pi'cli, i, .0d U Mr T G Gor ion s DI-.AIM nt. u\is, 1 ?t 4 b.IlOley 0 Wl'mur traiurd l>v ,j Cannon. >wmal* d H.tun).-2 ?'t.\t'.? ?.  'n.? I .?? K.?. 6 to i each ag'J h s«»'r<-so De U nioi.i, and .0 1<j 1 agaC ::r,le a l; tlie runniMj» nod xv«m in a canter (>V ten fei:gttiM. 't'fie leiuai/jd.-r, ht a led b> /v«-r. easori from the h;t lehCe, Wil being hlUlth, WhiSKeroSi> ne*l. ano Delamont 1H.t a.2o—1Ttie f'olLAXi) FLAT 111c 10 S '.v?. fi-r f*rar ve:;r old.. and npxxaroi; we gh¡ t"r age; 1 i e Wa1t. to to 9 >id 'or .0 ovs. 'Iwo W!:f> \iDof. 's I.ajah, agrd, t1 1-'b Mr 4 C Dormer 1 \1 a j •: R li Fisher's Po»t H ste,$ya, \2X 616.Owner 2 Mi G btel'nIlW'S PIt'l$ P-nc a geu, list 0d» YVHMoce i :1r.r Dasiixvood's J>ttOIl, aged, l^t hib Owner a YVinner trained bv Swatton, :\11" f();'d. Belting—6 to 4 a*-t Po'ste Has'e, I tll gil Peter's P.-nc 3 to 1 :»gst 1\.jdl, and .0 III ag" P»t on. Riij dJ 111 a.! I' from Pdton forainde aD'l a hit11, where post Haste, who had been Iillc. o.T, took i.cd) 1 pIIC", hut t.nk-1 to lecover his ground,and RijaU II h\ a 1I1l'k. tad Idr.J. TiJ WHI, er w i, h ubt ill for 5.0—The TA.vrjvv "J/nI'1.5¡HA."ji of 100 so* for fdup year olds; 11 »t 7<l> h; w inoers »-xtra. Ixvomilea. Mi Swan' i' e s. 2?, Doderv 1 ??.t ?.?!bury.?. !'2tt'??.?.??.? Read 2 VYinn-r trained oy watlon, Alresford. Jl:1 :Ρ,g-; w UI, J,;kene>9. \Llti ictuaed early iu the race, awl Likeness cum. pleted th couise ahnc. LATEST COCKSL HKTTINCr, I LINCUIN HANWCAP. 5 J to 40 ag"t CItf1 It:'): IIf, JL* w L: ( = ('Inrenc", I tieeiy l'j'J U» () — YV oi?th ■. L 11 aJ 0 3J Cur JW:!1J!ld. t lUIJ t-J ;):) — i'a^zl. 1 1 0 tl) S Ordinance, t o TO DAT'-S Qrwrm of Ut.vMv.. — -ttif-ritf F,tlt Rar.p.. 2.0; Hor. Hurille Fa.>j, .:1; -urrev -teepiech .s! 3,5, d iekham Hurdl- lUce, 0. 0 hmatow Steeplechase, 4.5: llarkaway l^teep rt hasc, 4.4r. J:MKIK>. BOIrtnw S'e'p1f'{'haI:-IniJ! Ui hop. r.g» d C0rintJl. IVrs; ¡d.1tr;c,j; Y"c. n^cd Serena, 4vu; did Io:a I. :,g- Ihni'M nut Hurdle Race-Juliet, aijed Y cmur- 5yrs j .tn?y?r. ;.)!? SCRATCHING^. Wickham Hurd'e j;!tc.-Pr,w" \V, YVarringlon, P*ii niomous, :1 im". Nt. Li-itnier, 01' ;• JI. ¡.\ï:I't1h::id, George, :delJy. II E, X.CI i-ii-, (i.irfer, hewoie, üwn. Ril:, ll»b:ides, C it /loHtan, T IlIU ,y. Arinaaa. D..301atiOIl, AtIItJlat. C"II\\ay. Iillllall¡ Fal.:ii. Ner-, lvvimston, imoia, "riiice bacitr, aud Pni-ip Aug:i6tu>. A DDlTlONAL AKRlVALS. Bonnie Bov, GamecicK, 'lopmast Ordeal, Masai, Spahi, TI; T\k, Freenim u. Likeness, Dei? non:, I ving hiahdp, Corinth. Maivclin :\id. >uvic-, toereua, 1 -dair, Juhel, Venture, ana May Mum.

YKSTHRDAVI: LONDON LUTING. LINCOLN HA-DICAP. (!:1l1i uarch t3. D .>t.iuce, one mile.) :0 tu 1 a91 CortllnJhilll 4vrs, 7t loib, t 11 t" 1 CwtUst .11-, 4 yis. s: 2H», t 1; t) 1 R' moiit >c xis, 1 si 71M & f) to 1 = C ar.-t.c-, 3vrj, 6st fc.h. <>— to 1 t &w 16 lo 1 — \Vo thorp-, 4\r-. 7s- b:h, t 16 to I Prince Ham. lOll, 4\ i.«, Jrst 4ib, « ■■ 0 fO 1 Det. 0: i\. 5"v 7^i U:b, t tM t" 30 UaZ/itr, ?.?, 7't 10 Llv»:uPooi. itkA.NP :1'lïOAr.. (Run Fri1tay, JMCÍl 25. 1Ji5rallc, lour nÜle, SSi y,¡nbl 100 t) 12 agat Ardearn. 5yr,10.t !Glb, t & 11 10 ?'?C)?t'?''?.'f/)2f'?b.t. 11 to 1 — ilex, aged, 12st 7ih, t & <1 t 12 to 1 l'Var Not, 6HS. o?t 111?, t ft O 16 to i — tbv, ?i.)' !!I b, t 16 to 1 Th»* fnn.aif, 6y? 1,.t isit'; t £ 0 '11 f) 1 — J.eprrci ami. ;t.rl. !M *lw.T ji to 1 Lord Arthur, a^d, i?it 711" t THK )Jt:).Mt'?' Run Wednesday, June 1 Instance, one naile and halt.) 5: to 1 agst Flaxby, t

I SCRATCHIXGS. The .'po¡,lsman h,t8 P.JI oHiciaily informed by Messrs, A eatheihy 01 ihe foliowinu scrntchiugs ;i.1)1 :Iï( H(,r;:Ip:7e. KemptiU il,?,i-I I" U',k, L.,dy i,,i Bernhardt.

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I rUOTBALL. MAPFTJMI? v, PKNTCBAIG.—These local rivals lIt f» r the second time this Sca-ou nn tne Hp;1 Vue Gn'UtHis, Pllygl aÎ, ano a splendid and .?l litsui;el, ii: a wi" lor i" darinme by oal nnd minor 1. three

jJNABLE TO "I,i()VE. S' I ACOBS OIL CUKED HI-M. Mr. JOTHT TIERNEY, Qualitv-row. Maryborough, Qtj-.fi: s Count v. Ii»- i ,n d .a y s A 01. n iu •iu* emp l oy. enr of the Se.M-tny of the Gran l Jury htie. wii > had h.- n und^r the care <i f one of he most einin-n: physi- ians. wa« f »r aforiuiglt' u-iao »» o move in bed, ao l. >»nt ttnpioviog. useJ «M. Jac IH O l. The contents of a bottlc cnr«d him, and he continues wed on to hi", dat^. Utt'r persons hle have found il equally et'v.'aeioui." Price Is. 1^1. and Z*. 6d. QONQUEKS p AIN. 1 WIN THK BLOOD IS JL'HK IJFU ^LARKI'/S "° w H LOUD MIXTURE. | tl.AUKKS ^yOKI.D-l'AMKD HLOUD llXTUUl' CII.AinCI.'S W'm.U-FA?EJ) BLOOD J M11TCRP is warranted to cleans* the Blood from all impurities, from wnatewr C<tue arising. For :Scmfu!a. Scurvy, E(,lrn;t.. "-kin and Blood Diseases, and "ores of HII kinds, ils effects are mi\r\'Hol1s. It. is tile 0111\ leal specilic tor Gout and Rheumatic Pains, It removes tiie cmse from the ulnad and bones, Tlwllsanlls of Testimonials. It i6 entirely frf4 frmt any poison or metallic impregnation, does not contain anx illjuriHus in- iirediem, -nd is a good, sate, an.f useful medicine. ?'L?,k!. ?'WA?K ?tYt.'?. M?U.. '.lt.s.. LMMrM 011 ldicnl JlJli5lH'IJt.iell( and T.IXIQulo¡:(\ YVeat Uowes. Isle ot YVigln. Seiit., 1333. Dear ir!ThrtJlIh the merits of your excellent Clarke's Wool Mixture the large red pimples which coverc III)" face are fast disappear- ing. tor a lung time 1 putup with the disunion of It pimpies, t \llkrJ liîl:til::{;r:7i ;SIlL (f: all)" good. At last, 1 was persuaded :'0 try your medicine, 811tt now 1 have taken Oll o >ttle thv arc rapidly vanishing. It, cannot '»e too highly ;:I:;jl1 :(:I¡: lammuot grauf'il. 1 «»!' ttif all my friends about it, but really they do not rcqui. telling, because they can See II:I: tor themselves. You may publish this h 11t:Jtlll. —1 aU), gratefully yours, ••ISLA GtKALDIWE KUUl," ')1d in botiles 2. yd.and Jh. each b tt ('n!.))?it)?.t?'.4iHX'M?t?ci?h;VK'iOOtt.S throuiftiour tiw World.—Sole Proprietors, th* ?['?! A:? 'LIAN 0 CJCM'ILS CO.MI'ANV, Liicolu. Trade Mark, "BLOOD V '•The Hon. :*urgeon to his Exfteliency th, Viceroy of prescribes Clarke 's Bl«>od M xture largely, and speaks h'ghiy of :bliti(?AYill'kin aft'ecnons, ^c. Ou this account W wro! e ;t?il if you could supply the MiK.lur for disoei;; MIXTURE." Ask for   S S purposes."—Letter from A. John and Co., Drug- gists, Ac., Agra, India, June £ 1885. /^LAKlvh'5 ??ORLn-FAMEU j^LOOD ?IXTUR?. I CLAliKE'.S YyOIiLD-FA.MED B LOOD.AIIX'I'U]',i". ^JLAUKE'S ^yOKLD-FAMI.I) BLOOD MlXTUHE. M29 13 And Dio .?l- b, P'Iùe.P.t. 10a 't BfCFJ who intend to MM Y 7 RlCal smrtD st» ?..l L. ?E,ROR? ad 1.1.he:¡,¡tn. :ap-!n" nan i ^IF^RS It may concern them. Important ALL, assurU ljv tts bnsht retetionj A j, ?,i t who pos5ess it. Fra ,'«• *«* I(Jr :;1'0 Sta,ps. AD[)IU:S: ?' ME'?s?tL?NSOU, 43,???'? SQU'R, SHEFFIELD, £ « £ rpoXVIil'S i'EWVltOVAlj and S'l'EKL JL )'fLMrOttrE?At,HSqt).chJvc')rrMt.aU?re. gularities. remove all obstructions, and fpiien- b. 'it tressing symptoms sù prevalent witb the sex, Boxes, h. Ud. an«l 2s. ^d., of :I chemuts. ►entaiivwbere on r'*r#dptof)h /i-.54 stamps by the Maker, R. 1" bT.I?., Chemist. Notlimiham. READ, 'iDKiswr.vs comments ou %V?!sb Jn< Men and Matter. In th' onm W*