... therein and the remainder ot the■ latter which were not carried away were pulled up and strewed the ground. Racing, and Extraordinary Accident.—' On Friday, the llth inst., a very select party, invited the' Rev John Froude, vie.r of Kopwstone, to spend ...

... cannot accurately be learned. It, however, is very considerable—it is said about 20,0001. The mansion was not insured. Racing Accident.— lt will be remembered that Lord Browidow Cecil was thrown from his horse at the Windsor Military Steeple Chase, by which ...

... where she expired. We regret to state that on Tuesday last, as Lord Foley was proceeding Stourbridge race course, (his Lordship being steward the races) attended several gentlemen, two gigs drove furiously against him ; bis Lordship however managed to ...

... foot race was lately run on the Hereford Road for 500 guineas, betwixt John Jones, a Welshman, and William Williams, a Lancashire man. The distance was 30 miles; Williams had the best of the first 20, but Jones soon after passed him and won the race, which ...

... of the misfortune for sorm keeps the tnrnpik the race-day, kept lbs the tickets of persons return! before dark, saw two hors a pace, immediately accident might happen. ness did not know them.— J* races the time in passing him, riding partici cam? directly ...

... had occured another accident happened which might been attended with the most fatal consequences. A train had arrived from Gainsborough, and was upon its regular line, when the special train from London to Doncaster (for the races) arrived, Both had here ...

... ACCIDENTS, REMARKABLE OCCURRENCES, &C. 3d.—As William Greenwood, a labourer in the parish of Aldershot, Hampshire, was in the act of instructing his children the Church Cat?chism, on coining to the words ' thou shalt do no murder,' he immediately jumped ...

... ACCIDENTS, REMARKABLE OCCURRENCES, &C. July 15, on the Totness race course, a man, rather intoxicated, attempting to cross the course while the horses were running, was unfortunately knocked down by one of them, and severely injured that he died next ...

... ACCIDENTS, RF.MARKABI.E OCCURRENCES, &C. On night of July two hackney-coachmen, passing along Leicester-square, ran race with their coaches, to the terror of the public ; and after overturning chaise at the end of Oxendon-street, one of the vehicles was ...

... THE HURDLE RACE. The h aces shortly after appeared to contend fur the Champion Hurdle Race of 15 Sovs each, tort SOTS for. feit, with 50 Soy, added. The second horse to save his stake Weights (as for the Billeidon Coplow, with ages from the Ist of January) ...

... ACCIDENTS, remarkable occurrences, &c. few days ago, * duel -was fought in a meadow adjoining the Obelisk at Cremill, between Capt. Forth and Lieut. Cooke, both of the First West York Militia. Lieut. Cooke was shot through the thigh, but the wound is ...

... ACCIDENTS, &c. Monday last, during the progress of the Topsham Races.as a lad of this citv was riding one of the horses started for the race, the animal took fright and bolted against a post, by which the lad was thrown off and sufiered fracturo his leg ...