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... b. Pair Fanny beat Mr. O’Connor's bk. sod w. d. Torrent. Ur. O'Connor's rd. b. Beryl beat Mr. Owens's fn. d. Torn. t. Cinderella beat Lilla'a*a>Lady—Fair Fanny beat Beryl. ». Mr. H. Owens's Fair Fanny beat Mr. Pollock's Cinderella, and wow tbe parse ...
... King then orders the child to be feited, - and an Officer attends apparently for'tht3'puroofe of killing it on, the fpot. Lilla is torn with maternal angnifh, an Alzira Inanitefts a favage triumph. At the inOrnent when thesext , cutioutr rears hisi?ci d, ...
... tol. Com. waled 3d inst. I'et. Cr. Thorn;., Pal.ll, ol Bristol, Ksrj. DIVIDENDS. ADCOCK .'ost-j.l. list June, 181 a) ol Siint Mary Axe I ondon I druggist, d c sih May, at Guildhall. ' BEAZI.EY Samuel and Matthias N'eise ?? July, ISII of I- ,r hame.it street ...
... *an»e (fa*, •hde U*od hit wife were making a atack • ...
... Aurora, . Schroder, hence at Pillan. 1 Aurora, Stein; George and Catharine, Black; and Mary, Macken- r, zie, henceat Riga. Albion, Reliner, hence at Stralsund. Lilla Mathilda, Fisher, hence at Wolgast. 4 , Gilbert tugicsl, Clark, from St. John's, N. B ...
... ry, D.D. At Si. iry?s church, tins city, gHintiny last, Mr. Adam Johnston, of .Miss Kleanor Johnslon, of the psii.-h of St. Mary. Tlniisduy Inst. Mr. 11. Stephenson to Mins Smrrow* the ?di tnst , thu Itrv. T. Manhi, of Bromfield. Mr. Jtw. Atkinson, Gaoielsby ...
... others are about to follow. Another respected citizen has just left for Australia. The Gas Company.?The parishioners of Saint Mary-le-Wigford are again proceeding to rate the gas company to the relief of the poor, for the pipes passing through that parish ...
... Seraskier,Mr.Brahain; Le”pold, M r . Harley ;Lilla,Mis9 F. Ayton. To whicb will he added. the of TWO WIVES. After which, a MUSICAL MELANGE. To conclude with MONSIEUR TONSON. Monsieur Morbleo,Mr.MotheWs; Torn King, Mr. Browne. To-morrow, A for the Heart ...
... aciii 8P. ieir tit iron -ii Grang-e moulth, 1 2e, por tuen t~iilnauice, 15-. fot linlseed cake, andilI2s. fur itrnu. AU'i. li. Torn Dlf i, IFiiiulav, Stmitlt, Hell ?? ci, Gotek, ?? ,h.i on, A~eoi . h~iiti.Dmikoittrs Iit~,lii. l 7 liii. ?? r, Li ii, -itlg ...
... c l m by Caunon Ball. 1°'- AVALSALL RACES.-WEDNESD,\Y. ed The Gold Cup Stakes of 10 sovereigns each. I a Independence beat Lilla. ds A Sweepstaks of o sovs each, for horses not thorouog bred. an Contraband beat Daylig;ht and Post Captain. P. Sweepstakes ...
... barges near Blackfriars bridge. On being taken out of the water, the wounds on the neck were found quite open, and the bandages torn ?? Inquest was held on Wednesday, when evidence was adduced, to show that the deceased was addicted to drinking to excess, ...
... Jan. 14, at St. Pancras Churcil, London, Geo). Young, Erq, to Mary Anne, eldest daughter of Mr. F. Towinsend, Higt Street, in this city. lan. IS, Mr. Smith, of Stoke Canon, yeoman, to Mary Anr eldest daughter of Mr. Chamberlain, butuher, of the same plnce ...