... elegantty dressed temales — The only drawback trom the pleasure arising from the unequalled diversion of thi- day's racing, was the accident wich befel the eldest son of John Russell. Esq banker of tais p ace, who, when returning from the Cous , was tirowo ...

... and for the effectual protection of survivors bv the removal ol those noxious causes proved to be removeable Accident Racing unfortunate accident which might have attended with loss ot human life occurred on the of last Many our readers are probably well ...

... ACCIDENTS AND OFFENCES. Froops hive taken place in Cumberland and Westmoreland. The rivers Eden, Eamont, Lowther, Pete- ril, and other streams have overflowed their banks, in con- sequence of the late heavy rains, and committed great destruction, washing ...

... THIRD RACE. A Sweepstakes of five sovereigns. The following horses started for this race Mr. Briggs’s Jeremiah, Mr. Cockbill’s Dabchick, and Mr. Patrick’s—name not given. Rode by the owners. The same ground—the running re versed.—Jeremiah took the lead ...

... IDENTS AND OFFENCES The of Clonmell met with an accident last week by a fall from bis horse, while riding to pay a visit to his brother, the Iou. Captain Charles Grantham Scott, of the Fusilier Guards, stationed with his Regiment at the ‘Tower. His Lordship ...

... Railway, by the falling of a bridge over the Dee while a train was ing aloug it. The scene of the accident was the noble bridge over the river Dee, close to the race course. The river was there crossed by an iron bridge of three spans, each 100 feet in width ...

... Friday.—The Doncaster settling having ocen pied the whole of th me of the members in the early of the week, and various small race meetings being held in this neighbourhood, which have proved sufficiently attractive to indace the members to be present at ...

... endeavoured to find out the cause of the sad accident, but had failed. had lost all he possessed, with the exception of the clothes ho had on.—-This closed the esse.— Hampshire Advertiser. FATAL ACCIDENT FROM THE BURSTING OF A STEAM-BOILER. Makciicstbo ...

... ACCIDENTS AND OFFENCES Ramway Accivent.—A frightful accident oc- curred on Friday evening the works of the Shrews- bury, Oswestry, and Chester Junction Railway, between Gr sford and Wrexham. The workmen and stone-masons on the works at Gresford, it appears ...

... the Goodwood Races for beaten burses; from the Clump I rees in, about three quarters of mile. Newmarket Race Course.—The Curragb of Kildare is said to be, in some respects, its equal, but nothing can besupenur iu Neo market Heath as a race course. The ...

... HAMPTON RACES— (Conciuded.) arr 11.—The iareace Clab Stakes of 5 sovs added. Heats, once round. (7 snps.) Mr. 8 Mes 5 Whalebone .. ‘Me. N e's ch e by. 3e eee o Me. Sebright’s Palfrey, eee 30 The Hampton Court Stakes of 10 sors. cach and 20 added Mr. Camillus ...

... Marquis of and other rakes, and lived in ;” but for several years she had travelled the country, and was exhibited at fairs and races, Of late she suffered severely from poverty, and got from bad to worse, until she was driven to the dreadful remedy of sel ...