... NORTHAMPTON. ROBERTS respectfully begs Leave inform her Friends that sh - has removed from her Residence, the George Row, to the ripper-End of Bridge Street, opposite the George Inn, where she hopes to honoured with a Continuance of that distinguished Patronage ...

... accompany Lor dship through the grounds? Yes, she .showed the olive yard, great part ofthe gardens, and then lent me her duuky, her jack ass— (A laugh)— fo ride. what part the gardens did you mount? I fh'ttk was near door. Did you see the Queen walking about the ...

... Improvement in the Stocking Frame.- Mr. Samuel Lee, Nuucargate, in this county’, has recently invented what he denominates a Stop-jack,” adapted to accelerate and facilitate the movements of the stocking frame. This invention consists of two parts, conjoined ...

... assembled on the occasion. Five competitors started, and the race, after a splendid contest, was won by Thos. Timson (Union Jack): he was closely followed by Wm. Mears (Lottery), John Timson (Paul Pry) being a good third: the arrangements were under the ...

... players, the bull running much easier than on their own green, several could not calculate the proper impetus required reach the “Jack,” slight declina tioii tow ards the Park side causing many balls to run off the green. This game took one hour and fifty minutes ...

... &malice. Sir W. 1f00ts Retail. 5 7n Lord Carter's Little Jack. 4 yrs 'Norman 1 Mr. Riounsbeld's Simplicity. 3 pm 'Sabin 7 to 4 on. Little Jack. and 3 to I each eget Retail and Simpittoty. Oak Jack made the runni ig at an indifferent pace to the distance ...

... nimelett, triadered the fifth rih nem the tweed bow, pairing through the lower part of the right lung, diaphragm, the liver, and ripper pert of the right kidney, paining oat of the back near the spine, an Its right aide. An maternal wooed was foetid on the hark ...

... . 1 c Ctesar, b Parr 1 Atkinson, b Parr 0 c Parr bH. Stephenson 0 Forritt, b Griffiths 1 b Griffiths ?? 0 J. Cadr— 1 _, c Jacks on, b Griffiths . . 0 c E.Stephenson b Parr 7 H. Harrison, b Griffiths 9 Ibw, b H. Stephenson 1 — . Maade, run out 0 b Griffiths ...

... the loose ones, until Wisden was put on at Jackson's end, when Mr. Wister was obliged to retire, Wisden having given him a ripper. Wright next joined Mr. Gibbes, but only stopped with him a short time, he being bowled by Parr for 1. Hall scored 3, by ...

... well got six (one 8) in the next orer, who was cau;'. at leg Wilkinson. Two wickets for 10 runs. England's bowler, the great Jacks? i, next Joined Hayward and hit Tinley for two in V second ball Hayward then got a couple, although he had no right to more ...

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... , by Ivan, three years ; Gem of the Sea, by Gemini', di Vergy, three years ; Talisman, by Mountain Deer, two years ; Union Jack, by Ivan, two years and Garotter, by Ivan, two years. BERWICKSHIRE STEEPLE CHASU.—At a mz e t r iz of the promoters of the ...