... almrae, Do good by stealth, and blush to find it fame.’’ Pope. is related of this excellent man, who has been universally honoured with the epithet of good, that he once courted a young lady, whose father wanted to drive the match, as it was a very ad ...

... to Norton Conyers ; and secondly, he was unwell, lam quite certain that all readers will regret hear that this exellent sportsman suffered greatly during the preceding summer and Winter from excessive pain in his leg and thigh on his left side —some said ...

... better than break off here in my diary of hunting, and give a brief account of the Earl of Darlington as a sportsman. To the title of sportsman who can bare a belter claim ? Itie legitimate hie Earldom, and we must pay reverence to bis name. I have already ...

... cigar with fib air that did honour to bis instructors, and encllrd the jealousy of half the hunt ton who came to witness his accomplishments. He was rather partial to riding, and latterly was as good a shot many Cockney sportsman, who consumes his time and ...

... fall. With such a sire—what wonder then Our maids are fair, our sons are men. Like proud conqueror advancing. Triumphantly he rolls. The flood his chariot, and the waves. His steeds of foam, controls. Before his brow the forests bow : Attendant on his state ...

... be very likely to have recourse to rearing.— The Sportsman. Foreign Policy.— -If the people will have but a little patience, them that the Government will its duty. It neither unmindful of its own honour, nor ignorant of the prevailing feeling in the country ...

... lords, who nady, the senate or at popular assemblies, urge forward the work reldrnuition. _ _ •• But among rho.-e who most honourably distinguish themselves the service of the people, advocating the cans,' which Milton advocated, ami iar the piinc.ples that ...

... convey any accurate idea of Ins speech which was mostlv mixture of banter and rampant satne. said—l have’ friend, who is old sportsman, and | has told that it is difficult to prevent relenting, j when it is seen that the chased animal inevitably within the ...

... upwards a manufacturer in the cutlery business. On the 22nd of July, at Stockholm, aged 22, Elraabeth Mary, wife of the Honourable J. D. Bligh. and only daughter of Thomas Gisborne, Esq., late M.P. for North-Derbyshire. At Henge, at the advanced age of ...

... first-rate number. THE SPORTSMAN. No. 3. London; 19, Old Bosville-court. Thkrk is a variety and sparkling beauty in the contenU of this well got up periodical, which cannot fail to render it great favourite with every sportsman. are glad to see that has ...

... ROLLS' COURT, Monday, Jan. 15. Wake and Wife ». Parker and Others— Mr. Kindersley, for the defendants, said this was a demurrer to the plaintiff's bill. The hill _ was filed Bernard John Wake and Harriet, his wife, and their children who were infants ...

... the truly Valuable and highly finished STOCK OF FINE CUTLERY, Comprising Pen, Pocket, Desk, Pruning, Vine, Dessert, Table, Sportsmans' and other KNIVES, Most elaborately finished, in Pearl, Ivory, and Stag Handles, with Gold and Silver Mountings i PINE RAZORS ...