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... before been offered to the public. Besides the amuse. meat which thesperusal of it will afford to readers in general, the SPORTSMAN will find it an invaluable guide, containing TI -every information that can be. desired respectingithe Breeding, Feeding ...
... nble to announce, that, v D -111 previous to the clos of. ite Season, wvhich is ftst apitrotci- a ing, the Theatre will be honoured by th(: patronage of several I\SASONIC LODGES of Aberdeen, which distinction is ap. % pointed for MONDAY niext, the 19th ...
... FOWI, S110oTING, both on tilet Coast end int Fresh Water ; I Newv Directiols for TuiOUT FIsiNG; iand Advice to the Young l Sportsman olt other Subjects. a By LnsrTrT..COs,. P. HAWKER. a Col. Htaurker is one of the best shots in England, aid bis I Iistructiotis ...
... Bethlehem Hospital. hiavealso been duly vsilted. Many of thle no- b~lity have been honoured with repeated calls. When the Emperor of Russia, was Inspecttng the guard of honour, commanded by the Marquis of Worcester, at Wisidnor Castle, he ad - dressed the ...
... fourteen days, fur hat ine horribly tortured a cat, by applaing turpentine to its tail, which they set on fire, and turned the an roll adrift. It ran into the street in extreme agony, and was ultimately killed by some persona passing --The total u•anther of ...
... r P 3E L T, FOR COVERING BOlLERS, &C. OF STEAM ENOINES. Patronised by her 'Majesty's Woods and Forests; Honourable E Board of Ordnance, Honourable East India Company _ Royal Botanical Gardens, Regeht's Park; and by the most 4 eminent Members of the Royul ...
... entered .on a defence of the conduct of Colonel in the late case of flogging at all declaring, of course, that was a most honourable and humane gentleman, altogether beyond committing an act of heartless cruelty. The Commander-in-Chief delivered short but ...
... car- go, came ashore. The whole of the crew were, at this I time, in great danger every moment, as the sea was j incessantly rolling over the vessel, and they could find 1 place of safety, ns the whole ship was giving way. | The scene gathered a number of ...
... planking-, and the roots and branches of decaying timber; its sand-banks haunted by the sea-gull and soltary heron. To-day the rolling waves, from, wvhich the wind tore up clouds of spray, showeringl- it downv ag-ain in white lines of rain, completed the illusion ...
... (ti.e. 18A5), on such day thereafter may fixed the Board of Supervision, for the purpose of making up. causing to made up, a roll of the poor persons claiming, and by law entitled to. relief from such nrinh combination, and of the amount of relief to glren ...
... }MAID of Aberdeen. This vessel is classed ig, and coppered she is of the burden of 46 tons, N.M. One-Half of the Brig SPORTSMAN of Aberdeen, of the burden of 143 tons, N.M. One-Sixteenth of the Barque ST. ANDREW` of Aber- deen. One Share of the ...
... Dee., 1848. TO 8PORSWE . FORl SAE, Handeome BLACK RETRlEVER BITCH, is months A old) thorough broke, of excellent breed. * Sportsman who are ln w ant of such wll do well to avail themselves of this opportunity,-sncb being seldom in the market, the owner ...