... get a-head, and con- c sequenthy, it was det laredl a dead rieat. ?? other horses were 'tbeil led off the ground, and in a short time Agnes arid Eler tioni aga'liln started. Tihev kept its close as possible utitil the last turn, when Agnes got before Election ...

... whiter it was little better Di ?? a cipher iii the bettiiig-boolk, nor did it obtain any se- tio rionuattention till within a short period of the meeting. mt The only mares backed for any amount ?? ate d'Espagne. Egeria, Gaicia filly, Velure,,and Vaccina ...

... ultimately retired to rest-slhe to *a room on the ground floor, and her son to an upper story. Not long after, however, he came down to his mother, brandishing a short knife, with which he stabbed her in the I stomach. The poor woman made a vigourous resistance ...

... conm- plete. The independent and fearless spirit of the county c justices has been revived under his auspices in an incredibly short time. He has relieved them, as his mouthpiece of c the Evening Mail boasts, from the espionage of stipendiary r magistrates ...

... the house of a man named Storie, stones were flung and broke one of his Windos. . A young man, an apprentice in the Chronicle office, was taking a walk with his cousin, after the crowd had passed, when be was atttacked by Storie with a scythe, and, in ...

... that young birds will be abun- ?? covies asverage from eight to ten, end for some time past 'Jtocheepera have been trying short excursions on wi~ng. On no2 lower moror they are now about a month olda and on the Ocoanloin ranges both grouse end plarsalgan ...

... without purchase. The following story is told in the BramsteC 5101.5 lately published of a nobleman who died in the James the Second ?? About this tyme the D Arlington, Lord Chamberlain, died, a Romao and they tell this storie of him. That day that heod; ...