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... BELL’S WEEKLY MESSENGER. suonoar. MEMBERS RETURNED. I Continued from our latl.) Aberdemahire . . Gordon (C.) Anglcica (Coontr) . - Stanley (M.) Antrim . . . O-NrilliC.) '* s »*e (C.> Irvine (fc.) Armagh (County) . • Acheson (C.) v Verner(C.} Ayr Burghs ...
... Hammersmith will run any of the following yards, for *5 side, viz, Wigiell, Parry, Davies ; or take two yard* of Sullivan or Stapleton of three yards ot Metcalf, Davy Wiltshire, or Neal Somers Town. He will beat Mr Chandlerâs, Cheshire Cheese, Dean-street ...
... GRAVESEND arrived from 10 Fanny, Pearson Quebec Sophia, Leslie Florence, Davis d° Madeira Friendship, Tippema Worcum .. sailed for 10 Mayflower, Fleadley Hobart Town Richmond Hill, Sprague Berbice Antigua Pkt, M‘Knight Trinidad Diligente, Fredrigo Trieste ...
... Riorden, Gibraltar and Malta Lady Mnlgrare, M’Laehl.n Dundalk ChariotaNawaaan, M’Lachlan Victoria, Gardner,Tobermory Gratitude, Kerr, Portruah Ann A Jean, Campbell, Oban FlonStnart, Stuart, Portruah William, Claghorn, Berwick ChaaTennant, Day. London Jamea ...
... Amthyat. Cu»|>UU, PrloMH Vlctorio, Onj. Ayr Stmofong.Holbort. Alouodor, Kerr, XdftArSttwort BolfMt. Comwoo. Pmpnltr. CiHUI. ■Min, MlMhtof, Compboll. Bristol Pontsloon. Blslr, Llrorpool LdHolsoo HsmUton, Uamfrles Moryl tondtr ), 84* Alistor.croiir Hoanok ...
... rung on the bells of St Mary-le-port 1.260 changes Steadman triples, being one quarter of a peal of that intricate method ever rung ao far weat of the metropolis. The following were the performers, via :-William Ayres treble, Abraham Davis 3. Thomas Humphreys ...
... GRAVESEND . atritedfrom 7 Brothers, Davies Madeira Dart, Lelacheur Lisbon Juno. Liedtke Danzig Pregel, Printz Memel Ocean, Tamelander Finland Iduna, Etternoe Denmark Catherina, Middle Amsterdam Css. of Elgin, Davis Antwerp Cater, White all Dunkirk Liberty ...
... Monday, between Thomas Kerr (a miner) and Gutteridge (a boatman), for seiO side. Tbe battle was well contested, but only las;ed four rounds, when Kerr hit his opponent under the left ear, and be was unable to come to time. Kerr was attended by W . Dunkerly ...
... NOES. Acland, Sir T Cripps, W Hildyard, T B TPeel, Col Adderley, C B Davies, D A S Hodgson, W NPennant, Col Alford, Lord Deedes, W Hood, Sir A Pigot, Sir R Arbuthnott, H Deering, J H( pe, Sir J Plumptre, J P Archdall, Capt Douro, Marq Hope, A Plowden ...
... Calcutta Wiucbetter Salsoa IDuabar Ditto Malcolm Bell Forbe* Ditto Moontaineer M'Caskill Pbillipp ...
... Royal Standard, Davy, from Loudon for Sea Leamahafo*, Pern [l3l Lndn bam. JaneHammnd.GOlitt, Lapool 13—The Milbay, Wilton, from Bane; Elizabeth Tar Telegraph, Yount, Jamaica leraon, Graham; and Tbctia, Knox, from London; alt to Reindeer, Bell [l4] Dominica ...
... Dick* Carthagcna BckayCastle,Pratt. Bordeaux West Lothian, Bell, E.Kirkbride,Greig,Paimbffiuf Rowley, Ewing, Dublin Ann Elliot, Dale, London JAM Sinnotl.Connor, SrH Potinger.M'Knzie. Ldery H Kerr, M'Kinlay, Mobile Marion, Mills, London Dolplnne, Sullivan ...