... Walford, WV. Veal, J. Walker, &c.i &c. After the removal of the cloth, the CsAInMAN gave tite health of our ' Sovereign Lady Queen Victoria (great cheering). Tfie CHaAMast's ?? next toast I have the honour of proposing is the health of a very young gentleman ...

... ? ?? 2 Mr. Hewitt's The Midnight Star ?? Mr. Wreford's f by Camel, out of Victoria ?? Duke of RiChmlond's Pastoral (aild ib) ?? Betting: even on Pastoral, 2 to I agst Victoria colt, and 3 to I agat Best Bower. Won by two lengths. The Somersetsbire Stakes ...

... super-lMare prize of ten sovereigns, was costs-til ethe Victoria, Thomas Harris; the-.w ieiee, IVilleam Cole;c tN* 'Li/y, George Colstone, all Weston boats, It was eX .close run,. and the Victoria only beat the Haitee by a leagah -two, and was not very ...

... Roman Catholics In their nunneries. His 1L lordship was a patron of the soeiety, and had given £l110 to Its d .funds. The Queen Dowager was also the patroness of the society, but has withdrawn her name, after sesndiug down theI Hon. W. Ashley to inquire ...

... the en of Oxfrdmstreet, -on zthe T d Beach, ad 'thother by the Victoria innh, oppedatei the railway- Statio _ of THEe bliDER Or FORESxfsve--~The meinbe~r b'of ?? held ie at the Three Queens' inn liberally contributed th~d' sum! of two cal guineas towards ...

... Seven lots of copyrights, sold on, Tuesday, realised 50 I about £14,000. They included Miss StrIckland's Lives of the Ofl - Queens of England, £0000 (purchased by Mr. Kent) ; and 151 .Burke's Peerage, fec. (3aworke), £4000(Mr. Forster). TIne MUltRAIN. ...

... Phiiip, by Pyrrhus the First B 4 yrs ?? 1 wvo. Mr. Jacob's b. f. Harris, a yre ?? 3 dr. C Mr. Evans's bin. by Amphibon, out of Queen Mab, 5 yre. *2 dr. A very poor affair. Philip won the first heat easily and d walked over the second. The Stewards' Plate of ...

... erecting patent fuel works. BLIENAVON. ODDFELLOW5UrI'-A lodge of Odd-women, called the Loyal Victoria Ledge, was opened on Monday evening last, atth Victoria Inn. Several women were initiated and paid their frt Monthl cotribution of Is. 2d. No Initiation ...

... v. Twenty-two of Casflemnaine, Castlemaine CO ~t, by three 'wickets ; v. Twenty-two of Victoria, tha inftch'13 drawn. Of the various Imatches played in Victorias, Maonet x, ing to twelve, the Eleven have won six, drawn four, andlii a! two.. Then captain ...

... £8, Corporal Webb,'2ad Oxon ?? .. 36 lh' 10th ,, £, Private A. Lests',' iQdieeu'4.Wsrioe 85 12th. l, £5 En. tStarkie, 22nd Queen'sWeattainater 655 %in 13th ,, X4, Corporal Joy, ?? 38 of- 14th. ' 4, Private Lane, Bristol ?? .. 84 if .ll15th £4. ergeant ...

... plan iso those s- which gave en much satisfaction here last winter, 5. TotE RATING ot' Coe.sroas Soetoon-In the Court of r, Queen's Bench, on Saturdisy, their lordahips qilsehed the Ia order of session recently niede by the Glouccaterehire Ic mogistrates ...

... STAxtis--This race wss wdn by Ur. W. Carlile's hr mn Yellow Spots, who came in first tho two lirat heats, beating Mr. G. rotter's Victoria Crass (2), and Mr. C. Notley's Warwick (8). SECOND DAY.-TUESDAY. The first race wee for the £ lBOROUGH MEMBuERS' PLATE, Handicap ...