... easily by the Cantabs. Second Heat. The Etonian Boat Club. —B. Mr. Bethel, stroke; 7. Mr. Belfield ; (i. Mr. Shadwell; 5. Mr. Rogers; 4. Mr. Walter; 3. Mr. Lambert; 2. Mr. Oddic; 1. Mr. Stapylton; Mr. Shadwell, steerer. The Oxford London Aquatic Club. Messrs ...

... others should receive it; it only remains for us to give the name — our old valued correspondent D. L. M. Bannister. We shall attend. —G-. C. S. Rogers has moved for a committee at the St. George's lodge, to inquire into the conduct of P. G.lM.Duifett.—We ...

... lying upon the desk. Witness said to Bannister, Is your name Bannister ? to which the reply was in the affirmative. Hollo, said witness, pointing to the notes, what are you going to do with these? Bannister, aftci some little hesitation, said, ...

... surround the old gentleman and solicit m for money. Mr Rogers tried to av *id them, but they followed him a club-house in Watcrloo-place. waiting until he again made his appearance. When Mr. Rogers came out they renewed their importunities, and it was ...

... pretty start, but the race won easily by the Cantabs. SECOND HEAT.—The Etonian Boat Club: Bethell (stroke), Botfield, Shadwell, Rogers, Walter, Lambert, Oddle, Stapylton; Shadwell, steerer.— The Oxford London Aquatic Club: Maberley (stroke), Powys, rowel, NValsh ...

... Three bonded sheds, newly erected in Neptune-street, and an extensive shipwright's yard, belonging to Messrs. Grayson and Bannister, were consumed on the north side of the street, and it required the greatest energy of the firemen to prevent its spreading ...

... 6 yrs (Robinson), 1; Mr. Forde’s Ballet, 3 yrs, 2. Sweepstakes of sovs each. Mr. Combe’s Rosalind, by Touchstone, allowed (Rogers), I; Mr. Biggs Eleus, by Elis, 2. . . Match ; h ft. A. P.—Lord Albemarle’s Ralph (Robinson), beat Lord G. Bentinck’s Proof ...

... THE ETONIAN BOAT CLUB. I!. Mr. Bethel, stroke 4. Mr. Walter 7. Mr. Belfield ?? Mr. Lambert 6. .Mr. Shadwell 2. Mr. Oddie Mr. Rogers 1 . Mr. Stapylton ' Mr. Shadwell, steerer. THE OXFORD LONDON AQUATIC ?? Messrs. Maberly, stroke Messrs. Lovesay Powis Simpson ...

... Beresford ; still, however, the nuisance was continued, and Mr. Rogers was watched by female mendicants whenever he stirred from home. Yesterday, while in St. James's-place, he saw Mr. Rogers and another gentleman come out of his house and proceed to the ...

... Ardwick New assignees Commissioners-rooms. Manchester 1842 Rogers E. surgeon, Great Witley Lastexam. 10 White Lion, Kidderminster SATURDAY, the 27th of AUGUST. 1842 Bannister and Simpson, shipwrights, Liveipool To audit I Clarendon-rooms, Liverpool ...

... which was broken, and on the right knee and breast:— Blackburn Standard. SUICIDE OF A SUItGEON-On'Thurday night last, Mr. Roger Rankine, of Accrington, surgeon, terminated his life while in bed, by opening the vein of the l'igh't arm usually opened by ...

... alarming symptoms are in Neptune street, where the hurniag cotton is is close proximity to a wooden workshop In Grayson and Bannister's yard, and here the are pouring vo:unses of water to prevent the ignitios of the wood. A number of carpenters have succeeded ...