... usodena times. The large body of private correspondence which is here brought to hear, upon the early and private life of Grattan will be read with an eager and intense interest. Moreover, there Is a fond of personal anecdote scattered throulbh the volumes ...

... for trial in thie pre- ien soent aster ittings of the co of W estminster an C ike actionat the suit of Mrr.John George HacCarty nen against Mr. John Pope Hennessy, M.P. Mr. M sen Carthy acted as conducting agent for lord Campden ehe at the recent contest ...

... ?? Jan. 6, at ll am. Marbury, near Noxthwch ?? 0, at Ii Eatn. ?? ?? Ji' 8, at 11a.n Appton ?? 10, at 1nm. ?? . . 1, at 11 a.rM ?? 13, at 11 rm. COURSING FIXTURES FOR JANUARY. PLA ?? JAN. Downholland (Open ?? ?? 3. Nahntos-(Aberyst th) ?? 3 Rldgway ...

... Whittaoker. S. Hloughton, and 0. sudkin, Eaqi's. Judge: noa . IR. Westrepp q. Slipper: IV, Wdidlkson. FlagStewardJ WI hlr. John e. es ec ud Hont, Seeo,: E. W. Stocker, Esq. 1i be t- This meeting coimnenced yesterday, with the he: a following result:. ...

... Cambroncim, Slow Trahi, nnrd Duleiniia. SCRATCHINGS. Hurtiingdonshire Stakes.-Fentorne. Hinlchingbrok EStakes.-F by Cavendilsh-Miss Arm- strolg. Memrbers' Handicap Plate.-Lady Inglis. Peel Handicap.-Laird of Scotland and Republican. Apetirorpe Scurry Handlcap ...

... Sardininn lrnoB. .ot. eal 8b. John, NB. ft Balbec s3 ?? ?? Bnribi King (ss). Philadelphia Canopnzlsi ?? ,BostoliCaft 3 ?? Charlotte Town0 Coa:sty of Caithness, Bomnbav 17-ta ?? Autofoasta 3 B ?? ,portoTVeoto01d . ?? St John, N.B. 0 ebrc ?? Tripoli!Viola ...

... this time by 2 goals and 4 tries to nil The match on Saturday again demonstrated the improved form of the Welshmen. The Cardigan Fields ground was in a deplorable condition through the morning's rain, and barely 2000 spectators attended, so that the ...

... The first match between these two counties was played on Saturday afternoon,.ou the ground of the Leeds St. John's Football Club, at Cardigan fields, but the Cheshire team was only moderately represented, I and several alterations had to be made at the ...

... threaten; it mnst, therefore, be simply a question of health, which will, without soliething phenomenal ocmurs, secure fnr John Porter another ~Blue Riband,5 Con- naughthas been backed by what looks uncom- monly like a mug, for after fifties had boom ...

... Beaufort's ?? J Cannon 5 12 0 MIr Abingten's U Friars .i : .Jones a 11 8 1r R Dick's Sir John ?? ?? 6 I. 6 Mr Boser's Kinfauns . _ ?? Owner a 1. 6 ?? Wickham's John Barleycorn ..Weever a, II5i Mr Fairie's Belfry. _ ._ ..Ryau 611 4 Mr F Fitzgerald's ?? 511 ...

... DAWrSO:eS .St &erf, Donovan, Hdolderness. Semolina, M Memoir, and Huncieeroft,negotiated a mile and a. quarter; JARvIs's Yard Arm, Bel Demonio, 1, Arcadia, and Polynesia, with MmmoarD's Hr Hark; Motto, and Cualoden, compassed a mile ; :d Wamfrss St. Symphorien ...

... mite and a half: PrcR's Rosine, and MoluorN's Freemason and Lady Rosebery, negoti- 1 ated a mule and a quarter; JAeais's Yard Arm, I Arcadia, Polynesia, and Bel Demonio, J. Dawso* .TrNS.'s Pamela and Waldemnar, RYAN'S Carrick, Bert. Martagon, Evergreen, ...