... DREADFUL ACCIDENTS, On the evening of the 14th inst. g dreadful a. cident happened at Spitalfields. Several barrs of gunpowder, by some means exploded in the house of Mr. Lichileau, a manufacturer of fire works ; the house was literally blown from its ...

... PUL ACCIDENT AT MANCHESTER. (:}‘:‘f:']*’qu'urvor bofn.re eight o’cl;ck on Frid.av w, 8 the bouses inhabited by Francis Robin. ’“j-“?lll, md Wi Hill, and a part of the soap S minvfictory of Messis. Foy, Birch, and ‘.fi:;{;‘;s’ the st premises on the ...

... other accident, was thrown, and thus lost all chance of the race. )lr.‘snvhd.- Merchaot, had the lead almost throughout, woo rather easily, though Oakstick, The Cardinal, and two or three others, were well up. It was an isteresting race. Second Race.—A ...

... L«Mlam.—m races commence on Monday west. Twelve horses have accepted for the Stafford. anm«;u&nmficmfimuw Walsall Races.—Walsall races will take place on the 27th and 25tk jnst. l‘n-t&.--hwundqnlfiydh stakes great sport is anticipated. Warwick Races.—Farly ...

... some accident missed h's feet and fell, and though by the extraordinary exertions of his rider, who never quitted his back, ke was gotten up, and even seemed 10 gaio upon his opponent, he was never able to recover the ground he had lost. The race was won ...

... Mr. Flint puthed torward and got the lead, which he kept.— Mrs. T ufed every exertion, but findieg it impoffible to win the race, out of humanity to her horle, fhe | drew up, in a jportfmanlike ityle, when within aboyt & two diftances. | At the commencement ...

... honpur of M‘!W\Wa the Freemen of Belfaft. ~ / —— MRS, THORNTON'S “fl',,‘ A letter from York, dated At 0 “ “This day after the races, Mrs: TMMM ed upon Vingarillo, took an exerciliog £ miles. She was dreffed in mazari® H':fi,'l,' a neat black jockey cap, Jookgd ...

... from our fourth page.’ THE LEAMINGTON STEEPLR CHASES, _ These celebrated steeple chases came of on Tuesday, on ‘the Warwick race.course, commencing st the grand stand and rusning over Budbrooke, and round again to the starting post. The ground selected ...

... have ceased with the races, and thatuo booths should have provided refre ...

... within their tevritories, they t according to justice, in o xterminate root and trunk.— this decision ef the cciminal Fous accident happened to Mr. conseqaence of an artack from t: Rim. Mr. T. had Fastened here he made so much 008 him ; when the dog sprunk ...

... been forwarded from the Office i, Loy don, which, if not paid within fifteon days from th dete; the individuals, in case of accident, will lose the benefit of the Assurange. ‘e Losses ave paid. immedisely on the amount being gucer. tained, without deduction ...

... uwot bave replied. As, however, he says Pews did not receive their origin in Puritanical days, and that they were founded by a race of men now almost extivet, viz., ** Mes of true religion,” | feel called upon to vindicate what | there asserted, and will ...