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... 1000 10 agst Red Shoes 'off.) ENTRlES.—Handicap Plate of £5O. New T.Y.C.— Warrior, Sat ; 9st «lb: Neophyte. Claxton, each 41b , Wild Thyme. Cecrups, Qui Vive, Whitby, each 4lb; Ardniillo, Blue Mantle, each 21b, Duke of York, Forester, Medina, each set; Benhogli«», 7st 121b ; A D, Wagner, Usher, each 7st lllb; 7st Dalesman, CeTlerinc each 7st 91b; Mechant, Mazurka, each 7st 71b; Begum, each 7st ...
... The WIS JAMAICA American, Captain Crompton, q Li she was - ...
... LATEST NEWS. M. FOULD'S FINANCIAL nh]iß]iea Tbe financial report of M. Fould has The Minister shows that owing to a 45,000,000fr. in the revenue arismg taxation, the Budget for 1866 will balanced. Relative to the rectified 8 the Minister estimates the surplus revenu yielde y indirect taxes 90,000,000, and points resources. He concludes will also be in equilibrium. «oi .onsiderable expenditure ...
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... LATEST NEWS. The Moniteur says that according to news received the Government 10,000 Garibaldians took part in the battle at Montana. Their loss was 800 killed and Wounded, and they left 2,000 prisoners, 5,000 or 6,000 rifles, and six guns. The loss of the Pontifical troops Was 150 killed and wounded. In consequence of the news from Italy, the Emperor has ordered the departure of third ...
... LATEST NEWS. The Saxonia arrived at Southampton on Thursday, with dates from New York to Nov. 20. It is reported that the Alabama claims will have early consideration Congress. A resolution has been offered in the Senate declaring strict neutrality in the war pending between Great Britain and Abyssinia. A Fenian funeral procession took place in New York, on Thursday, in honour of the Fenians ...
... W __-«•_ wu tabe great care to aecure the oorrect printing j ef Advertisements . we cannot be answerable for inaccu- racies, or for any oenssquenee. arising tbsrefrom. TO COBREBPONDENTB. Ite aottos can be taken of anonymous communications Whatever is intended for insertion must be written en cas aide of tbe paper only, and authenticated by the nam* aad address of tbo writer; not necessarily ...
... The Michaelmas (Quarter Sessions were continued at Leeds yesterday, before Mr J. B. Greenwood in the Crown Court and Captain Pollard in the Civil Court. The following sentences were passed Seven Yearn.— John M ...
... WHUJrr we take great care to secure the eorreet printing of Advertisements, we cannot be answerable for inaccu- racies, or for any consequences arising therefrom. TO CORRESPONDENTS. Coeeespondents will greatly ?? our arrangements by posting their communications as early U the week as possible, and by sending a second letter by a later post when necessary. Ko notice can be taken of anonymous ...
... Bruce, formerly Donyland Hall. BAKER-LEGGETTE-.-19th inst, at Charsfield, by ...
... BIRTHS. Brooks.â Dec. 22nd, at the Cottage, Mistley, tho wife of William Brooks, jun., of a sou. MARRIAGES. Amosâ Bruce.â Dec. 17th, at the Parish Church, Stanway by the Rev. E. 11. Crate, Curate of Al.berton, Mr. James Stuck Amos, baker, of the latter place, to Elizabeth, eldest daughter of Mr. William Bruce, farmer, formerly of Dony- land Hall. Colchester. J J BAKERâ LEGGETTE.â Dec ...
... CORN MARKETS CORK, Friday.— Bed wheat. 12s 9d ; barley, il» w oats, 9s 2d ; white oats. 9s lod to 10s 3d. ' '•*■ DERBY, Friday.— Fair supply of wheat to-day wh remained firm at late prices. Other articles about th« _ ** DUBLIN, Friday. -Wheat, white, 35s 6d to ...