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... force before Buenos Ayres and in the waters of South America. The estimates of con temp’ate armed vessels, with 20,31* men. On the Ist of March France bad 195 armed vessels, being eight men of war, frigates, and 171 other vessels, with 26,341 men. Hence ...
... at eleven, at the offi > Cardigan. 15, at two, an son. The JOSEPH GORTEN, Lichfield, builder, Nov. ad beaten twelve, at the Three Crowns inn, Lichfield. Broughton, | ke in two, Londow ; Baylis, Wednesbury the HENRY WESLEY ARMS!IRONG, Birmingham, Nov returned ...
... August ij,j» • eleven, at the Commissioners’.rooms. Manchester. Messrs. Adlington & Co. Bedford row. London ; and Mr John Ascroft. Oldham. • JOHN TRENOR. Bradford, Yorkshire, merchant, July 2? and August • twelve at the Court house, Bradford. Messrs. Rickards ...
... Waterloo etloo-bridge road, meU on Tuesday evening next. The first prize, Piokon- SoooTixc. Ihe match Mr. Neal’s, Woodha'.l Arms at Stapleford, Hirt.s, betwretf, Mr. K. t.room and Mr. J. Peeke, Hertford, came off on Friday. idova-ONvon Mr. tiroom, who ...
... at Monmouth, Friday, March I. geshire, and if Brecknockehire—At Brecon, March 4 nesday, March vill give Cardiganshire—At Cardigan, Wed lay, March Pembrokeshire—At Haverford» est and Towa, 2 Monday, March Carmarthenshire— At Carmarthen anc { Borough, ye ...
... Fcliowc’s Forester Houghton’s Don John Mr Heyes’s Hylus Mr King’s Hawk Eye tan a bye. First Ties. Clavton Lass brat Faithful I Dun John beat Hawk Eye Scramble beat Promise ' Second Ties. Clayton Lass ran bvc | Scramble beat Don John Deciding Course Scramble beat ...
... tollowimc re«nlt STOOD. rihl. I STOOD. Wm. Creighton. Josh. Lock. John Atkinson. John Mark. Ed*d. Kdfrar Francis Roberts. Mathew Atkinson..Wm. Win Smith Duke Hamilton. | Ruben Richardson John Martin. On to the tor.tch for the third time U. AUlotoh the. ...
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... the Lord I ham berlain anwinst theatrical performences in the City Westminster on Wc-i nevdai and Friday* during Lent.—Lord JOHN RL SSELL oppose.! the nudion. —Sir JAMES GRAHAM strongly supported the view taken the ia»rd. with whom the Hon. Baronet stated ...
... Saturday at Epwell White House, at a quaitcr to eleven. Mr. Hellier’s hounds meet Monday at Hockley House. Wednesday at the King's Arms, Kenilworth, and Friday Herkeawell. half-past ten. Mr. A. Smith’s hounds meet on at Lrawlhoy Farm, Tuesday Clariord Oak cuts ...
... concluded with the old, but certainly very good, farce Mumtieur Morbleu, found on the w.ll-knov n humorous verses of the late Mr. John Taylor—** Monsieur Tonson.” Mr. Hackett played the Frenchman; we cannot say we have not seen it played as well, perhaps belter ...