... attended at Hatton-garden Police-office, where they laid an information against the coachman, and applied to Mr. Bennett for summonses. Mr. Bennett, ons hearing the nature of the application, said that it svas a doubtful case. Mr. Mallett, the clerk, suggested ...

... wheel- ed also. This sudden change of motion threw me off my sad- dle, and I remained hanging by the side of the horse, with my leg over his neck: there I was, hanging on only by my leg, with my head downwards below the horse's belly. The bull rushed, on ...

... received their funeral voration, phoenix like, the future ones are springing up, and in this instance the animating Resurgam hangs over their grave. The general tendency of the week was to give additional confidence to Scott's lot; the Leviathan of the North ...

... whole, though the attendance was numerous, we should say business was but slack, as is not unfrequently the ease, when parties hang oftifrom giving the polishing stroke to their books, deeming that it can be better done on the ilumediate eve of the contest ...

... out of Lillian, by Lottery, both untried Mr Bateman's br e by Camel, out of Apparition, by Comus Mr Herbert's ch f by Elis, out of Nanine, 31b Mr Herbert's b c by Elii, out of Clara, by Filho da Puta, Sib Mr Wailer's h or hr e by Slane, out of Enterprise ...

... ?? translated sticking to one's purpose- tenax vitm -clinging to life-and so forth; but we know of no sport to which men hang on with greater te- nacity than the turf, and as they make a species of dying speech at the Houghton, they not infrequently ...

... John beat Mr Dickinson's bk and w b Flirt ; Mr Bennett's f d Major beat Mr Clarke's r b Frirv. The Wyi'e. Stakes-li clogs ; 39 sees. Mr Ogden's r and wv d Beaver beat MIr Williams's bd b Empress Mr Bennett's r and w d Grasper beat Mr Whitehead's bd d Smoker; ...

... 3 dr HBraLE SWEi'STA]ES of 5 savs each, with 25 added by the fund; two miles; six leaps. Mr. E. Herbert's b Tommy, a 1ed 11st lt1b - Powell 1 Mr. Bennett's b m *0 d Iine, aged, ?? 41b - Saunders 2 Mr. Westley's br g Curate, 5 yrs, 11st - Barker 3 SH ...

... five quires of printed paper, consist- ing of 135 copies of the Illustrated London Neivs, value 2 13s., the property of Herbert Ingram and others, his employers, was sentenced to. three months' hard labor in the Ilouse of Cor- rection. John Collier, ...

... s Akbar (taken) 1000 to 10 - Mr. Peck's Corodino 1000 to 15 - Mr. J. Osborne's Mount Charles (taken) 1000 to 15 - Mr. S. Herbert's Delightful colt (taken three times) 1000 to 15 _ Lord Westminster's Lancet (taken twice) 1000 to 15 - Mr. Copeland's two ...

... Albania (31b) 1 Capt. Willamson'a c by D.fence out of iaonn SMfrerbert'a Cl c by Elis, out ol' Nanine (b) I r Herbert's c Antler Mr Herbert's ch c by Elis, out of Delightful (51b) (L) Lord Orford's br c Arragon (L) Col. Peel's h f Zenobia (51b) Col. Peel's ...

... this day. THRUSDAY. THE Dot=r PLAY.-Hodge, sen. (Cornwall) threw Thomas Gayner (Irish) ; Wmi. Snell (Devon) threw Bennett (Cornwall); Bennett is the man who won the first prize at Penzance, throat ing Roberts, who had thrown the Champion, Thomas Gundry, ...