... Walks.— Richard Harrison, Esq., of Holywell, Flintshire; Robert Kingscote, Esq. Soi ?? and Metropolitan Districts.— Thomas (.ripper, Esq., of Hertford; Frederick Mangles, Esq., of Guildford; William Frederick Augustus DeUne, Ksq., 4, Chatham place, Blackfriars; ...

... pendant in the course of a fortnight. The Terrible, steam-frigate, at Woolwich, has been und*j the hands of the Woolwich rippers and breakers, am is now a wreck of what she was a fortnight sine* Although the foremost boilers might have done very W^ for ...

... Sir Frederick's play, were very quickly made. Dean went m lust, and hav- ing reached his wicket was soon disposed of by a ripper from Hillyer. The score of Enj Kent began their innings by juittii ssrs. Mynn, but the bowling of Martingell and 1 c time ...

... real earnest. Onslow was then caught and bowled by Turner, after making 15. The Captain succeeded, and soon added 19, when a ripper from Burdon poked his gate anyhow, as a man of Cork remarked to us. Little went in, and Symes caught him off a ball of Burdon ...

... but which, In the present session, has been reduced to half of that sun. Lord Villier*, the miniateriml candidate, g»»e a ripper, on Tueaday evening, the out-dwelling freemen in hit interest, the Spread Kagle Hotel, Ormcechurchatreet. The decorationa ...

... to the aaanifert gratification of all but the outward side. Mr. W. Mynu, however, was compelled to resign his wicket to a ripper fnom Dean, after hawing scored 20 runs. Mr. Felix tlieu wen., in, and quickly bazan his brilliant style of hit- ting; indeed ...

... a very bad and faint condition. There was a great hajmorrhage. When Mr. Le Gros left he gave no directions about it. Mary Ripper, the deceased's sister, also spoke to what took place at the birth. The deceased rolled her head fiom side to side for some ...

... Parker was splendidly caught at the point by Nethercote when he had scored 20, and Mr. Fagg v .^ compelled to yield to a ripper from Mr. De St. ?? r , f for 21. Mr. E. Bayley then appeared, but liad ow made two when he was given out leg before wicket ...

... whilst South had lost one wicket for 18 runs, no fewer tban 84 had been obtained, when Mr. Grimston was bowled down by a ripper from Good. Caldecourt and the Hon F. Grimston were afterwards bowled by Mr. Mynn, the former making three, and the latter ...

... circtifni ned at the t ' c Ol a _iisj.icious i He had heen drinking r\_^ i! thewbnleof id in the Evening r( . ( ( H heavy ripper, alier which he entered into a J' iite with one ol iris companions, and gave wav to a Hhd 1 Vi icul &tof ?? in which a sen ...

... wliich bad beer* complained of all arose from the Hank. re» ?? of 17JJ7. When {.old hecame no longer •v it of coins'' ?? ripper red. No one could tell what the effect of tbe present n,ea_ilre might be. The redundancy ...

... practise. This honour belongs iv an eminent degree to the Attorney General for Ireland ; for in dealinr with the great thimble-ripper of the day, he has at least compelled him to practice an affectation of decorum, which affords confirmation strong of his ...