... Bowman's gr. g. Little Driver, 4-yrs ?? 2 2 Mr. A. Jones's or. c. by Lismahago, 5-yrs 3 *. Mr. Lord's b. c. Clansman, 4-yrs 4 Mr. Roger's gr. c. Sir Edward, 6-yrs dr This was admirably contested, and two finer heats were never run. Won by half a neck. The Hunters' ...

... Lady Harrington, Rogers, Maria Edgewottb, Count D'Orsay, Mrs. Torre Holme, Six Walter Scott, Theodore Hook, Miss Pope, Sir E. L. Bulwer, Mrs. Bom«rvilU, Lord Abinger, Lord Hertford, Mrs. Lane Fox, Professor WiW son, Jack Bannister, Mrs. Austin, Miss ...

... Guildhall — Dee. 20. Wil- liam Whittenburgh, Bishopsgate-street, cheesemonger, at ele- Ten, at Guildaa-11-Dec. 00. Isaac Bannister, Newington Butts, silversmith, at one, at Guildhall — Dec. 20. George Thirkell, Mitre-court, merchant, atone, at Guildhall ...

... Shentlan, Warren Vindhfrn wS' B r' I f l,i ' ! ' ,s rkt ?? ?'> ■>«»*«. (.-renville, , - x ' if, K r H ' ii ' i 'k- J. Bannister, Colman. ?? an, Arnold. Rowland and Harry Stephen- Cobb, .lack ••ylmr. Maca.l. Saver*, Johns Smith Canning Tweddell ■ | ...

... fraud would have been at once discovered. Examination continued. — l remember the sale of goods to Rogers. The bankrupts were, I think, introduced te Rogers by Mr. Peake. The goods realised 620/. The cost price was about 1,1902., at lea6t I understood so ...

... E . Young MeJvtlte . .. . Mr.f__is.o_. datfourt - _ ?? Mr> I JE Camp. P f xtcr ?? Mr. ?? IS r_ R . F ' !er n Mr. ?? Mr. 'Roger . . ?? Mr. Mathews. Ig+y Macbcof _ ?? Mr . j ] 0 ,, U0 ., E> Q.- lit * ' - - - - Mr. I»__s__. R'gflj - .- - r - Mr. Raymond ...

... Esq., ?? Dr. Stuart, Charles Keinble, Esq., J. Bannister, Esq., Mrs. and Miss Fanny Kemblc, Mrs. Holland, W.Godwin, Esq. (Author of Caleb Williams, Ac), Miss L. E. L., Allan Cunningham, Esq., Samuel Rogers, Esq., Mrs. Vansittart, W. Ward, Esq., „c. The ...

... Colonel Gore Langton lias purchased tho fate I Mr. Allanson's House in Groivenor-si-uaie, for his ' tutu re town resilience. Bannister lias set out on a provincial tour with his Budget, which will levy many a lux tiut will be paid zritll pleasure. The invention ...

... five, 9 st. 81 b. ; six, and aged, 10s t. R.C. Lord Exeter's Wee Pet.'.by Sheet Anchor, 4 yrs.. (Mann) 1 Mr. Rogers's Sister to Coranna (Rogers) 2 Mr. Newton's Jenny Jumps (Nat) 3 6 to 4 on Wee Pet, who made her own running, and won by four lengths. The ...

... Canton, Davies, for Sierra Leone ; Invoice, Sullivan, for Demerara ; Aurora, Le Feure, for Almeira and Marseilles ; Dauntless, Rogers, tor Charleston ; Bengalee, Boadle, for Canton ; Syria, Neilson, for Bal- timore ; Ashburton, Bulkely, for the Azores ; William ...

... Bristol. Official assignee, Mr. Acranian, Bristol. Attor- neys, Messrs. Jones and Co., Crosby-square; and Mr. Tripp Swansea. ROGER ELLIOTT, Plymouth, builder, Sept. 20 and Oct. 25 at eleven, at the Court of Bankruptcy, Exeter. Official assignee Mr. Hcrnaman ...

... Embezzlement. Thomas Eagles, town traveller to Mr. John Rogers, tobac- conist, 392, Oxford-Btrest, was charged with having em- bezzled various sums of money belonging to his employer. Mr. Rogers stated that the prisoner had been in his employ for several ...