... br. c. AVhalelwne, 1. Sir Henry Hvdinge's b. c. Gou- |ii, by Cardinal York, 2. Mr Hesseltine's ch. c. by Marmion, Duncombe's br. c. Don Cossack, 4. Mr I.inton's bc. by Coelebs, 5. Two drew. Even betting, Gonsalvi n'rainst the field. A good race. The winner was cheered. Sit.via Cur, value SOgs. subscription ofsgs. each, p.p. with SOgs. added by the town, (the surplus in specie to tlio winner) ...

... round the neck. He had been resident of the ditch at r upwards of four years, and had killed during that about fifty of the inhabitants. According to the calculation M. Olbers, Bremen, lapse 83,000 years, a comet will approach the earth *, same proximity as the moon; after 4,000,000 years it will roach to the distance of 7,700 geographical miles; and then, its attraction equal* that of the ...

... London, few days ago, Lady Laura Meyrick, wife of lit. -Colonel and daughter of the Earl of Darling- Ji, of daughter 1 . MARRIED. Nicholas',,in tlits city, on Tuesday last, Mr Joseph Patto Mis* Eliaabeth Barker, both of this city. V Gateshead, on the inst. the Rer. James Green, cu. * of Washington, Mary, eldest daughter of the late Mr Berkley, of Newcastle. Mr Wm Cawtliorn, of Armonside, ...

... DIRHASI UNIVERSITY .—Messrs Thomson, Cundill, and Bird, have been recommended the examiners for the Barrington Scholarships. The Dean and Chapter have received for the University Library, a valuable set of books from Brown, this cityßurke's Works, from the Hon. A. Trevor;—Buckley's Edition of the History and Lile Thuanus, 7 vols, folio, 1738, a'Hebrew Bible, vols. 4t0., (R. Stephens,) supposed ...

... HOUSE COMMONS, TUESDAY, Flu. 6. few petitions various subjects were presented different members. Mr. Cdbdess gave notice that that day fortnight he should move for select committee to inquire into what effect the importation of foreign corn had the interests tenant-farmers farm-labourers iu this country. Mr. Hieardo said It was bis retention, an early day, to bring forward uioUon relative the ...

... (Mr. /Grew ALU'rsna and Mr. Justice ...

... Ur y cutting of the Ashford branch railway between Can and In event of accident, the for neglect using proper precautions lor the I' safety would be deservedly very heavy. A shopkeeper named ilearnden, living in the of Staplegate, was Wednesday last remanded in by the Canterbury Magistrates for further the possession a l.irge number of sac* ing to millers and others the . following day, the ...

... fast dis:ip|iearing and IM-ing re|.|ae- | invariably by One-horse Carts. They are fitted with WOODS and Co.’s CELEBRATED HARVEST FRAMES. WOODS AND (La J. Woods and Son J, SUFFOLK I HON WORKS, STOW MARKET. BRANCHES AT BURY ST. EDMUNDS AND COLCHESTER. FOU AUTUMN SOWING-WHEAT MANURE PRICE ,£s 11 is, PER TON, FOR WHEAT. REAXK, PEAS, TARES, &o. MANUFACTURED JOSEPH FISON, CHEMICAL MAXrjM; WORKS, ...

... on Friday, the 25th Inst., confined to Cattle within 10 Miles\f that Place, and subject to exist ...

... magnificent collection of plate, manufactured eminent London firm, consisting of an chased silver tea and coffee service, * «pkndid silver salver to match, superb silver liqueur stand, with artistically cut-glass Strings, handsome d buying watch, an Albert Chain, and purse of gold, will presented highly-esteemed and popular master T. J. P. Andrew, Esq., at Skelton Castle, the residence of J. T ...

... ANOTHER SPEECH IN EDINBURGH. HOME AND FOREIGN POLICY. The last ot Mr. Gladstone's great meetings was held on Monday afternoon, in the Music Hall, 'Edinburgh, the doors of ...

... QUAY and JNION street. gra Phiofln0 flne OS '~ 2BB9 - 2890, 2891. Address ' 'CoaJ,'' Aberdeen. ...