... vol. royal octavo, O T I T I A Y E N A T I C A, A TRB.jTISE ON FOX-HUNTING, Beautifully embellished with nttmerous Engravings and Wood-cuts, illustrative of extraordinary incidents connected with the Chase. To which is added a compentlious ...

... inquired if there were such a thing as even a forlorn hope in the neighborhood. Enchanting intelligence! a ghost of a chance' existed at the Queen's Hotel, or the Victoria Spa, not distant more than a mile and ...

... which she was moored to the arch, when. the swvell occasiotted by two or three steann-vessels caused her to go d]own. She was anl old leaky craft, land totally unrfit for the purpose she wr-ts used, and it i s perhaps at mnoat fottunate ?? that. ...

... until within a distance frombhome, when she shot a head, and won very cleverly f A FoacarD HAtDrcucP of s mos each, with 20 added from the fund, winners of every race at this meeting, and free for any other horse heats. twice round and ...

... reedeil; whlit a errilrarst bet wean lire frnem of Tlitan att *il Di--on post last A 'itr-, for irlteatoce, and Iris bloom arid I'intl a for tniglt irrior to rthe race. At slartri rg lire Irroter as swienrlrr tilt as a poster ili dan-s of ...

... ur nlywoner s, ow heyhave had so mainy good racs fr t a thy avehod sch ssmption of good luck in futue yars s nt agumet. ookat Chester, Liverpool, andNewaste, ithitsei~ry~eve nminations, and see what a Handcapdoeswit a up; f tey ill have ...

... Beeswing or a Toryboy-who could place a horse (Laurel) half an hour after a race, or state before enter- ing his box that he. would give a place but to two-who had a One eye-for the ranks in life when he made ?? give pre- cedence to ...

... dis- puted, tersoiated is a dead heat, flow odd it is, that scarcely a meetingr at Sowacket ratio hy without one of these drawing per- formances; there most be a sympatny in elsthe s, and a coherence of beads, most eligible for ...

... CopelOKnG O TPPARATvefy oaticg Ioin Bating., a S i ?? att Broiing (a)Yt th a ves fonfye 0(11e uta' larttn pouer whore theqalty h ite TI E otdBfl''~ ~ a everybri 1,treIlott 1 ...

... . rnd Halyden, 50 a-side, Liverpoal, _ti~Jehis MasslcumerY, of GlaSgow, and George Sinclair (alias the Slassleri, 50 a-side, Liverpool. ?? sod Ligo, 25 a-aids, same ring as Montgomery 30 Ti'usscott a d ?,Iealey ...

... irmagination; A kingdom lor a stage, princes to act And monarchs to beh-old the swellins scene. `FOR A BATTLE.-Pick a large quantity of isa05 from Homer's Iliad, with a spice or two of Virgil, ...

... bar was charged I hforging aand putting off a promissory note for a very con- rIn5 ible .Imiunr, purporting to have been executed by a person h a eves time since. 'he individual in question, whose Robert Smith, a person of very eccentric ...