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... cotrrse . and were TATTERSALI2S—Thnrsday . Pe r ' ''''' Very little betting to day at the rooms, there being but few prevent. t Cedric. GRAND DUKE MICHAEL STAKES. -5 to 4 (taken.) DERBY.-9 to 1 against Rufus; 12 to 1 against Bolero; against Advance. OAKS.-6 ...
... House of Commons, where be, what in reality they always . have been, the trust-.ion as ex-Lord Chiefaron of the Scotch Ex- THORP, to answer the complaint of Thomas Al- sailed the 21st, for Bombay; the Pascoa, from Ma- Lincoln te 44 49 24 worthy guardians ...
... Andrews. 24. A Black Filly, by Whdebone or Octavius, out of Hecate. 25. A Grey FiÃy, by Skim, out of Mockbird, gran- dun of Cedric. 26. A Bay Filly, by Muter Henry, out of Mor- giana. 27. A Bay Filly, by Master Henry, outof Sybil, Dy â¢o_OCT l 6_s 26. ...
... severalelegant carriages and four graced the course. I 3ETZTIG ATN EWMAREETi. D First Spring Meeting, the grnat Match-11 to 10 on Cedric 71 agst Bizarre. Dfl RBY.-7 to 2 agst P.ufus 65& to 1 agst AMuleteer.9 to I B agst Legacy _9 to I agst Deflane.-10 to I agst ...
... P. Mr. in Mr. Crook Bowman Miss Belgrave » j^rratt .Harper Mr. Fox Z,] r hr st - - ' and . ' Arnold H. Messrs. Thorpe i,i and Mrs. Thorpe Mr. * ar ds B',',°odwin MissWestmoreland Mr. Mr. O. and Miss Mr. farter V'«&s Weldon Simpson ? Mills Barnes Miss ...
... Marlon, in Craven, in th* County of York, called tfa iNOTUORrX O nanus Estate, comprising tfa capital .Mansion, called Ing, thorpe Grange, and .bout 4-JJ Acies of Land, with Farfn- Houses, Cottage*, and other MBbbssx thereon, including the Work* lately ...
... committed formally, and ordered to printed. DR, THORPE. The Hon. C. H. Hutchinson moved That an address be preseoleti to his Majesty, for copies of papers and letters relating to the dismissal Dr. Thorpe from Ins judicial appointment at Leone, and the ...
... three acts, called IVANIIOli; eir, the Saxon Chief. Cedric, the Saxon, Mr. Campbell ; 1 van- tiochi. Son. the Snxon Chief, Mr. Willi* i (.urtb, TiiraJl of Ce- dric, Mr. Lee; Watnba, Jester to Cedric, Mr. Wilkinson; Locksley. an oirtlawed Leader of the ...
... isnxed for TUESDAY NEXT.May 1, when will be performer* by special desire, and under the patronage of tbe Right Hon John Thomas Thorpe, Lord Mayor, who will honour the Theatre ir/ iif i?/^ a ?? wit^ i,i ' P r eeuce, ihe much admired Play of t l/.ARRO, wrmen ...
... OUB LA*T.> Yrs eld. Vo. tnTPHsts. By ALEXANDER {Sen ofßoattcr%. a Idri-:, Mr 0. Wynne's, 371. at Aberystwitk ?? 1 By F.AST.THORPE. 4 Verata, Mr Robinfon's, 50 tit. at Anson Hunt 1 By GAINSBOROUGH ( Sou of Rubens > 3 Annihal Caracci. Mr King's. 50L at Tavistock ...
... Barrymore, &c. was intended f - oii»rra ,l f e .. rm -, l iaied previous to the commencement of S ■*? enable Messrs. ASTLEY and DAVIS to ! J ,ni in or d prepare this Theatre for their usual Opening, ldc.* nra \, mON I) *V, April 3; but in consequence of the ...
... three acts, called IVANHOE; ?? 'edrir.ihe Saxon. Mr. Campbell ; Ivan- ,hief Mr. Willis; C.urth. Thrall of Ce- **Sm,i Jester to Cedric. Mr. Wilkinson; '. ipiulerof the Greenwood Men, Mr. J. io.hurM, Mr. John Reeve; Hundebert. \? Mr Saunders; Sedwolf, Mr. ...