... asities of Merwes Hospital relative to ,Dr. ltes inteest-oa ?? entrashysi- sc>to the hospitaL ; M r. NayEeoa the ~nrt the bankrupt, said received al~ from Dr Krnight, 'w ishoSeotiand, statilug that he ewald attend in- eif t gneea proided foada far his ...

... Ml'Rav of Manche. ter, alld Bridgman af Shefield-were elected to- day, the further bailotiug belf postponed until to-morrow, b BANKRUPT. (From the ?? Gazetie of I Night.) ADJUDICATION. ,ay 2-WVilliaUm Clborni Butterfeld of Ivy Lod-e Mayneil, in tae suburbs ...

... agst Quickstep filly, 4 to 1 eachz agst t je Rhine Fay, Bankrupt, and Flash ; &to 1 any others. t Quickstep filly mnade play for a mile, attended by Flash, whe was followed by Rhine Fay, with Bankrupt I Uil in the rere, Flesh then showed in front for a short ...

... of to-day (Saturday) for a full exposition of the merits of this burning question. Exhaustive article. Specially written. BANKRUPTS. ADJUaDrcATIoNzs. (From the Dublin Gazette of Last Night.) November 3-Miicael B Conroy, of Castlebar, in the county of Mayo ...

... for justioe and independence. 'Me proceed- kw heB9 saaed anaidet a hiS* resolve t efg to aita. I o as theancho of bhpe. BANKRUPTS. Sept 2r-Ralph Woodcock a.nd William =nnt, of Bar- Soe6, ilt- the eout of GlVWay. OeaerAr, Qct 5-Atfred Lennedy, of Rfi- ...

... 6ib ?? H Gore 2 Mr G F G0radwell's Bankrupt. aged,]'2st ?? 0ner ( abl Mr F S Hepkin'st'ataract,o yrs, lion Gib Mlr C F Watkins 0 a Betting-- to 4 agst Creole, 3 to I each agst Asphodel n and Cataract, 4 to I agst Bankrupt. 17 The favourite made play with ...

... There was a strong field next time, and that Irish Paddy should have landed will be learned by a reference to the return. Bankrupt proved a most t impecunious customner to trust to, and those who backed him were never more flattered during the race. I ...

... derate in the soutla-west, lvost, and north,' .Auooth at Iila- Holyheoad and Dover. rry, Barometor, W3032. vie, 'an, 11ra BANKRUPTS, do; ADSUDICATIONS. am- Aug 2i'-Renry James Curragh, of 1S Lower Saccrvllle Ad- street, Dublin, tobacconist. ra- Aug 24-Patrirk ...

... Berlin house, which accepted Premsel's bills to the amount of . over a million francs, has been compelled to de- clare itself bankrupt. The liabilities of E Preza- sel are estimated at six million francs. TaE FRA UDS ON THE YARIXE BANIK,* NEW YORK. (ST.rNDARD ...

... Mint agst 3ir R B Huoter us Higher Idea Earl of Hatdington us Choice agst MIr L Hall us 'Mil- ler's Mortimer Mr S Bass's Bankrupt inst AIr J Briggs us J Porter's Plvmouth Gin AirJR Marshall's Cocl-law Dean agst MrLPilking- ton's Poisena A.31r R B Carrnthers ...

... BWnnacle in the morning. :1 CLUn'ON cUP., 13 Third Round. 11 Skittles heat Clyde storm Hand-in-Hand, a bye }alse Standard, drarm Bankrupt heat Fie Fie I- Iowa hfeat Fen Tollit le NORTH AND SOUTH LANCAHSIRI'; `TAR1Tn. Fouirt,1I Round. U a; Bessie May beat Filoselle ...

... chetwynd I Mr f A Orr-Ewvings Forest King. 6 yrs, l~st.. Owner 2 Lord Fingals Tom Had, 6 yrs, 1Ist ?? Mrs. Kelly: Mr GradweNs Bankrupt, aged, 12st 41b0.. Ower I Mr H Gore's Helen Taylor, aged, lt . Owner 0 Bettin--6 to 4 on Forest King, 3 to I agst Queen's ...