... anecdote ts current in Germany, which shews the disposition of the departed hero to render praise to whom praise, and honour to whom honour, was due. —On his return to Berlin the Marshal Was present at grand fete given by his Prussian Majesty in commemoration ...

... cophollo being observed eye t' le somewhat wistfully, was acco.ted one of the w with'• Thou looks hard, wlll't have bit ? sportsman had no objection, whereupon tits grinder cut htm respectable mouthful; this savoury «iack was followed by slice from another ...

... tho tails of each other, the whole string of animais then swing backwards and forwards until the lowest, to whom the post of honour has been assigned, alights on the opposite bank, and pulls over, the aitl of the ' tail,' bis com •anion-, on the tree and ...

... fob, and they kicked and beat him severely ; in the struggle Clough hit one of the robbers over the mouth with his shoe, who rolled into a ditch. then succeeded in getting up on his feet, when the thieves ran off; pursued two of them, who took a contrary ...

... throughout the country. These Engravings have been executed the most eminent Engravers of the day, viz.,-Goodyear, Goodall, C. Rolls, Danforth, Greatbatcb, Portbnry, Shenton, &c, from pictures the following Painters, viz.— G. Barrett, C. R. Leslie, R.A. Sir ...

... generally does, when, having cleared a leap, the hoise fell consequence of the frost not having been quite thawed. The horse rolled over, and Mrs. Knight was unable to extricate herself consequence of her habit having got entangled with the pommel of the ...

... appearance last Monday in the Irish Rolls Court under circumstauc which it is right should be known to the gentlemen, clergy, and freeholders of England. By the Dublin Tuesday newspapeis it appears that the Master of the Rolls (Sir M. O'Loughlin) iudgment on ...

... during the last and present season, had brilliant day on Tuesday last, with, to them, a new species of game. With the truly sportsman-like feelings, which have ever distinguished the Slitigsby's, Sir Charles had directed a stag to be brought from his park ...

... that it be drank with all the honours. (Applause.) Earl Spencer. (Drunk with all the honours.) The Chairman was received widi warm plaudits on rising to return thanks. He said, he was very much obliged to them for the honour which they had conferred him ...

... the day the second whip had a serious fall. He was crossing over sward field, when his horse stumbled in a grip, fell, and rolled over him. Assistance was immediately rendered, and it was found that his leg was fractured. Mr. Creyke, the master the hunt ...

... Walker (Gillygate), Gray, Cluderay, Smales, Anderson, Bellerby, Husbaud, Watson, Cooper, Walker (Walmgate), and Maltby. Tbe roll having been called over, the Tows Clerk proceeded to read the illowing REPORT OF THE FINANCE COMMITTEE. Upon the quarterly ...

... the Clerk of the Course, has already received nominations to the Ebor Handicap. YORK AUGUST MEETING. STEWARDS. The Right Honourable the EARL of ZETLAND and JOHN BELL, Esq , M.P. Mr. Orton, Clerk of the Course, Keeper of the Match Book, and Judge. WEDNESDA ...