... Jarrs Coat, Mr Thommas Gloa Coats, Me George H. 4 Coats, Mr Jimes B~yd, Ui. George Bisliy, Mir Walker, .ontreel; ths ?? Dr Flatt, Mr TJames_ IL JDuiA, Dr Frar,.2LD.; ?? ; Uipjolyte J.. Blane, Edinburgh. architect of the buildigs. The procesdiare wire gommeaced ...

... Polytbeist,6 yra (Alr Greesl. 56 cuinees; Gaffer Gre-es, 6 yrs (lMr Bennett), 18$ gnineas: Jove. 6syrr (MrPopo( 50 cineas: Crowned. 4 Yrs (Ur Cesib), 10r, .sinear; S'rirn'. 4 yr (Ton, R. Craveniilc.ine6B: D3eepdene, 4 yrs ltlr'Casel. 26 siniocas: St Mbl~aiid ...

... the support of the Debenutre-holaers to the asnoont of £015.Sibl. At the time when be last addressed them he said he told a flatte:ing tale, and it certainly scoemd to therss on the science of ?robabilties and experence of the Colarfield tcat it was founded ...

... ) Betting-S to 2 agsl Golden Crown, 7 toal Secretairs. 4 to 1 we Mednmenhass. S tW 1 Coed Boy, I0 to 0 Pantagreel or any Yf other. Pantagraer setsP nice pace, and went on from Shvwbread an and Goad Boy. withi Golden Crown next, in front of Ring- On w ...

... the ,whole book is feoind in the lines from Matthew , Arnold with which A. N. T. A. P. con- eludes it ! Cale's not life's crown, though caln is well, Ts all, perhops. which msa acquires; . But ui not what our youth desires. .For the minor characters ...

... Archbishop of j *e\icr a large number of private c ?? i ?? bills had been disposed of, ;-r ?? Cw-s rO edc an address to the Crown, ' t W. Jcvas Assent should be with- :a par: of the newv educational t: . (tuy of Denbigh, under Je;;c s Act, and tbe Welsh ...

... -Am- jinobite or Jsrain. Horywsbow Hsccs PLATE--- Sportsman -Golden Crown: Sporting Le-Egd;Field-Ellertion or E~nadi teed ?? rown: Licensed viera(2rosli so'a ette-oldcn Crown; Sporting Ti'mes.- el~aval or Ellercere ('al;'sncK PLATE.-Sportsmian ...

... unlolck V1898 canm hardly be repeated en the I5 s.v a: present anniversary, and if the prize goes to the s 1Ing, .1 'short Flatt kennel it is not at all likely, that bevays will-haveato meet enoefbisown compilanions in theigreyho, Idecider. Hares are reported ...

... 64, and it made up to-day to 511. The 4 per Cent. Bonds had fluctuated betweeh 88 anid 93, and they made up to-day at !14l flatt. I mav explain that, owing to the uncertainty as to when the settlement would be fixed, and as to whether one, two, or even ...

... Ohlaaa'er I Air T. Jleeninge'n Lady 'Mary Anane, Pet lilt . White 0 Mr H, Charlie's Devetot. Esot lilt ?? Albaony MrSJ. H. Flatt's Yorkshire Rose, Esec ?? Loates S ?? trained by Waugh.) Betting-IZ to!l each agot Valsra and Bnxwoed, 4 telI Grid FisI' Ito ...

... Sot 1in (ldl0) ?? Chaniley 2 Cal- Foresters ba7h1bHsag, o I Allrsopp3 iii r . G. Joiceys An..s, ..tiL - 5 Cannon 0 A~m It. Flatt's h rGto.St00 . Finley 0 S~r B. Weovers Singer, So S~b (off) - dder 0 Ste Witers'sSlicerCity, ot Mb -lato Betting-Eves s (Sengarry ...

... strong points are her foreleg and foot. The fifth place wett Mr Leonard Pilkington with his first price Castle- Douglas snare Crown imperial. There! was a, large turnout of three-year-old fillies. The leading place was awarded to Mr Winm. W. Galbraith's- ...