... with Nurma a ext, and the remainder close in their wake. Soucepan refased the fourth jump (a wide drain) which he ran into and lost his chance. Thev went on in oearly tile sate order at a splittitg pace to the last wall, cier which 'T'eetotum got first, and ...

... added by the county member for Roscommnion. Bred horses, weight for age; two nmle heats. Mr. Prench's Cricket, 5 yrs old, lost loib, rode by Mr. M. Kelly, ?? ?? 1 1 Mr. John Morton's Blinker, 5 yrs old, ?? l9lbs, rode by Mr. H. Dickson, ?? 2 2 Three ...

... the command of Lieut..Colonel Hamilton, is on route from Dublin to remain in Cork garrison, await. ing the arrival of a troop ship to convey it to Corfu. The 19th went to the West Indies in 1826, and returned from forvign service in 1836, and therefore has ...

... &c. Two mlles end a quarter. Twelve subs. Mr Melklam's ArIstotle, 1idt (Hon S Erskine) . .. I Mr Scholefteld's Toelny Moore. lost lo1b (Captain Williams) 2 Betting-3 to I on Aristotle. who won esy by a length. The Lottery Stakes of S eovs each, and 25 added ...

... goods if their demands were not at once com- plied with. He knew many individuals who lost their ous. tomers by such acts, and he wished to know from his wor- ship if the collectors were entitled to seize On their goods ? Mr. Studdert declined to give ...

... supplies of home growth are very nearly ezboiuitd, the Bataviorsteam-ship from Rotterdam having broughtiont her last passage, the large number of 775 bags, and t he Giraffe steam ship, fr~omth~ same port, 310 packsges of the ul icle. At the Poole borough ...

... SPORTING INTELLIGENCE. ENNISCORrHY RACES (CONCLUDED) THURSDAY, 2;)T tt JULY. The above meeting terminated on Thursday lost, and we rearet to say was any thing but an improvement on that of ?? year, as we were led to expect from the advertisements atd ...

... some grapes with the greatest possible composure. ARRIVAL OF THE PRESIDENT STEAMr-SHIP. The Prince, mail contract packet, from Liverpool, passed the President steam-ship from New York, at six o'9,lopr ot Wesnesday morning, off' Holyhead- ...

... on the l'cel Course, beats. To be rode by gentlemen, qualified as for thc Corinthlan Stakei. Wt. fbr age; three yrs.. old, lost.; four, list, 71b.; five, 1Ist.; six years and aged, 12st. 31b. P'resest subscriber-J. Nolan, TeonUSDAl. ler leesqt's ?? 100 ...

... the 41st regiment from Mullingar to Limerick has been countermanded for r the present. The depot of the 93d Highlanders left Ship-street bar. > racks on Monday for Belfast., from thenco they proceed to Glasgow. The service companies of this regiment, at ...

... h Farnhamm, 5 yrs. The Hunters' Stakes of 5 sovs each, a ft, with 40 sova added. For all horses, Weightforage-fouryrs old, lost.71b; five. Ilst; six, I st1 b: and aged, ?? 71b. 31b allowed to mares and geldings. Thoroughbred horses to carry 51b extra; ...

... Liverpool. HIGH WATER AT DUBLIN BAR THIS DAY. r- Morning ?? 3h. 20m. I Evening ?? 3h. 48m. rd The ship William Rodger, arrived at Sydney from Glas- gow, lost 57 of the passengers by fever. ca ?? lament to hear that great damage was sustained in the country ...