... Castle May. 4yrs. 7st 91b Al._pp 0 Mra Fre'.-nian . Ooconas, 4yrs, 7st 81b Grimsbaw 0 M U lebaudy's Aer. .it. a, Ost ?? 8 Loates 0 Win_er trained by Craddock. Bettinp: 2 to 1 agst Muslcy Chief, A to 1 each Acrobat 1 and Yards, 100 to I. Castle May, 7 to ...

... family He, ' too, hoped a long tune would elapse before they experienced such another blow by the loss of any public man Mr BRYANT also supported the motion He could not say he had had any very great or dose acquaint- ance with Mr Hirst, hut he had on s- ...

... tine* l--i> 22. Ibvfi 2 per eea t. j i- ?? hAcu.uVoi; SL'T'i'LEAii-.NTS. J £ ?? »r| ; . ■ I • Aug. 12. i ■ ...

... at £ per cent. Dis- _prM verP Q u ' et - A moderate supply ot bills was ' /cr ■:■':• •■■ • an increasing number of American may pj* ••• ?? -Az^d for. The general working rate for i gj-» r'»n-hs* bank bills has br ...

... 163 7* 83 71 Sok 100 Basp, BatchC. 4 Gretton S p.c. Pref. 15, J ZX MISCELLANEOUS. 1 1 Aerated .Bread, Limite* 9* A S 6 Bryant and May ||£ 10 19 Coats, J. an.i P., Ltd.. Ora-narj. . 65* 6 •0 10 Coats. J. aud P., Ltd.. Preference 19 A 23 5 o_g_y and ...

... of Shareholders in respect of the Shares which you may allot me, and in consideration of such allotment I agree with you (as Trust?e for the Directors and other persons liable) to waive any claim I may have against Ihem for net more fully complying in ...

... Towns- end; 3, E. Jowett; 4, H. Broomfield. Collection of I fruit: 1, H. J. Smith; 2, H. Bryant. Collection of apples : 1, A. E. Houghton ; ?? C. Dolphin , 3, H. | Bryant. T. Marshall was first for basket of flowers. E Je-wett w:is first for rosea. Mr. Broomfield ...

... 0. fi-.tham, b Anderson 3 A. Sellers, b Shaw ?? 35 ■ 1. Haley, o Sellers, b Miller, c and b Bra-ton— 4 Anderson ?? .- - 5 Bryant, o Fernandas, b B. Brutton, b Anderson 13 Brutton ?? 0 J. Shaw, c Craven, b Barrett, c Fernandes, b Hearne _ 20 Shaw ? ...

... games, for it is wonderful how keenly they will play against each otber, even without spectators to urge them on, and accidents may happen and players be injured just when they should be soundest, so sys- tematic exercise is more in favour at Olive Grove. ...

... Ht-fil's (.amercniun __T).rn« , r a 3 7 Mr W G Stevens's Lively Seedling Owner ft 8 fi Mr T Wadlov.'s Polish . Owner 4 8 2 Mr Bryant's Greensward. Robinson 3 8 0 SELECTIONS. Licensed Victuallers' Gazette. — Willington. Gale's Mirror.— Polish. Sporting ...

... the l son in the production of which he has hitherto ■ been Lcld to excel. THE TIMES. *'T*ie Mystery of Jamaica Terrace' may be teconizi^ded to the admirers of the criminal ■ zortis sufficiently exciting reading. THE NEWSAGENT. B *\a £ ?? ...

... £1,000,000 on * ?? m I^oan. but allowing for these, there must be ?? _i:i :■ e-o floating balanoe, and a con- ' urce oi ease may. therefore, be looked for. Short Lr. irere m moderate request, and were ?? at TZ c- t L>:«»un ts were quiet, with a fair number ...