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... Amtree, the mettle, Seetnea#, and ktrength nf ,->uie of the Ur-famed steeple cha.er«, and tryioj the tourage of their and hardy riders. The event hat excited unu-ual mtere.-t in the sporting world, and it* influence has extended to all claves of our native ...
... milk a peculiar breed has been at length formed, exceedingly well suited to the purposes of the dairy, and, at the same time, hardy and fitted to subsist on ordinary food. Now, such a breed might be injured, and not improved, by crossing, even with a race ...
... punctuality in sailing, no Goods can be received on '. - avesitivde - ra they are down two days before the time of sailing. to, THOMAS and JOSEPH SANDSandCO. THE OLD LINE OF PACKETS For NEW YORK, To SAIL ON THE 7TH AND 19TH OF EVERY MONTH. AMERICA, D. G. BAILEY ...
... 'Beconse ire hove nut tile exciusive manuarofinent I of Corporations, wee will not have any Corporations att ?? w.aill sweep thoma alt. awy . (Hear, hear.) Tule ?? of re0ligion lhed nothing to do with Municipal. Reform In Ireland. It waes bmased on the ...
... of Dublin. He (Mr. Hardy) should like to know what clause in the bill that was— , The MAYOR.—Mr. Horsfall said there was such a clause in the bill by which they might do so, but they would not necessarily do so. (Hear, hear.) Mr. HARDY repeated his assertion ...
... of Dublin. He (Mr. Hardy) should like to know what clause in the bill that was— The MAYOR.-Mr. Horsfall said there was such a clause in the bill by which they might do so, but they would not necessarily do so. (Hear, hear.) Mr. HARDY repeated his assertion ...
... James's Palace, London, aged 72, Sir I THOMAS MASH. I On Thursday last, aged 29, MTS. ELIZABETH WOODWARD, wife of Mr. R. H. Woodward, Strickland-street, On Friday last, at Warrington' , in his 20th year, THOMAS GLEAYS SAXON , the second son of George ...
... Jordan, from Charietloa. CKde. Margt. Porbn, Kim, from New Or lean* for this port off Cat* CIMT. SiscaPOftß. Doo. 34.—Hober, Thomas, for Loadon. went on shore Dec., in the north part of the BinUnc; a great part of the cargo will be saved, but it is leared ...
... considerable than at a corresponding period in 1839. The Archbishop of Canterbury has been pleased to confer upon the Rev. Thomas Jessop, 8.D., vicar of Wighill, Yorkshire, the degree of doctor in divinity, in sole consideration of his eminence in learning ...
... punctuality in sailing, no Goods can be received on board unless they are down two days before the time of Bail ilig.—Apply to THOMAS and JOS. SANDS and CO. ' ITo 1 To sail on the 25th instant. For NEW YORK, The splendid A 1 New York-built coppered and co ...
... HUNTING APPOINTMENTS. Sir Thomas Stanley’s Hounds will meet on Saturday, March 21, Birkenhead At half-past ten o'clock. Mr. Leeche’s Fox Hounds will meet on Tuesday, March 24, Thursdav. 26, at Friday, 27, at. half-pa*t ten o’clock. The Cheshire Foa Hounds ...
... Victoria, Hudson, Carlisle. .Queen of the Isle, Gill, Isleman.. Nithsdale, Conning, Dumfries. .Pantaloon, Hardie, Glasgow ..Greyhound, Lewis, Bristol• • Thomas, Evans, Newport, iron. Apro, Finn, hence, at llavre. Maria Antoinette, Ocket, hence, at Antwerp. Isabella ...