... the horses, _tc. to be named ou the En- trance-day. Milton, T. Duncombe Ijetals, H. Peirse, Dundas, w. Fletcher, W. Gerard, Mormon. W. N.W. Hewett, E. Phillipe. LASr DAY of RICHMOND RACES, 1309. A Sweepstakes of sgs each, for Hunters, not thorough-bred ...

... run. Entrance to be made at Mr. Wilson's, Bush Int., en MONDAY, ' rtober 3, bet ,v eeu the bouts ul TEN sni TWELVE in the Mormon, whau tbe Certificates are (o ue prodbced, aod to pay Three Guineas for each Entrance. To the Clerk of the Course, tor the ...

... as a walking .tick, Ibe blows appcarc ! 10 be tery hea. y. Jane roraAW, n arrv-tiK m Mi. Ihhotson, was C'iag to milk on the mormon af me tivli October, saw Ihe prisoner tun! the :• ceased, liiey cvere in a ?? in ivnu-h th.-y could nut be seen from ihe ...

... to the Printers of — ——_——. , — ¦ 1 ¦ _ Strayed or Conveyed, In the Night ..I MONDAY fh, Kd, or early oa tb* Mormon of TUESDAY, tb. 21d .f May 1a FROM lIEIVORTII MOOR, Near YOKK, 4 BAY MARE. aged, ahnut |« Haws. Hith. With a St.. on her ...

... and almost stopping the runni.-. stream. The animal creation, roaming dissatisfied from pkiee to place, seemed bemoan i:i Mormon with man the oppressive heat of the weather. Day by day had the almanacks and weather glasses been consulted; the former with ...

... unnecessary or overpaid taxes— unmerited pensions— corrupt sine. cure grants and reyersions-an.l last, though not least, an mormons civil list. The petition pointed out the expediency tor the benefit of the public of disposing to some way ofa large portion ...

... one of the partnersof that house, had bought at five or six different tones, goods, purporting to have been sold by Todd and Mormon, and Messrs. Leafs, (and in tneir packages) to the plaintiff, from to 25 per cent, under their cost prices; these goods had ...

... Wolstenholme, York. D-TcullenVscarlet pills, are the mmt INFALLIBLE ANTI-VENE- I REAL ever discovered. The high estimation and mormons sde thb wen- | derful medicine has obtained over every odier offered to the public for the last 60 yean, b a certain criterion ...

... Mr. Ellis, i.i stiil |^ evented, by bis painful relative cir. i . • ryes, »r mi the r ...

... purcharo teat, with -nedrrato exeteka, a I • 'mml m m Pasted Partkukr. are preparing, and may be bad, JBd*va pnor to tho aak, at Mormon's, and the prin- PJyBB Dobba and Cork ; the Waterloo. Li. M-Rrtl— to. Bkte sgkata , aad York; at the Offices ef Messrs. BtckneU ...

... imieataaeously down, biinging eith them s pert of tbe brick-woik. Tbe buildings at this time isnard tike the blaring of oae mormons furnace, the company's warehouses being fall of bales of cotton, which burnt with aa avidity that easily sxay be imagined ...

... defray the charge of Missions and Special Missions io tbe New Stales of ?? America. Sir J. CbauaM objected to a vote of this mormons amount, and cntcrtd at great length into ?? to prove ibe abases and needless extravagance in tbis department of expenditure ...