... saving the sufrerers. Some of the bodieshve 'since been thrown on the beach. The sloop.Phmbe, .123 tons burden, belonging to Cardigan, foundered at about four 'clock oni Friday morning, within three niles of Aberdovey; all hands, we regret to say, perished ...

... SUNDAY MORNINc.-Both the Percy and the John and Isa- I bella have gone to pieces. Of the latter not a fragment remains, and of the Percy, which was a strong-built vessel, only part of the stern can be perceived. The John and Isabeila belonged to a f shipowner ...

... *Bath and Newbury Match-The bet wae fairly nhowt little regard for his own character by endeavouring to get the moaey omen. John Roe—Amina and Elrino. Coronation never beat Beeswing. Ronaldo-At the end of 1841 he had won twice a* many as he had lost. Races ...

... he rolled out of it, and fell topsy-turvy in the midst of the pit, crushing some half dozen of his vociferous antagonists. John Bull, says the journalist, escaped without broken bones; not so his ad. versaries, for lie has received notices of civil actions ...

... Ankerstrom, Miss Betts. After which, the New Comicality, called PUNCH'S PANTOMIME ; or, HARLEQUIN KING JOHN, and MAGNA CHARTA. By the Writers of Punch. King John, Mr. W. H. Payne ; Harlequin, Mr. J. Ridgway ; Pantaloon, Mr. Garden ; Columbine, M rs. J. Ridgway ...

... The crew immediately, took to the rigging. The capain had been previously disabled by the jib-boom strikieg him on the left arm ; he however, held on till eight o'clock a.m., and was then washed out of the rigging. Subsequently the mate and the cook were ...

... London—T. 111. Ward, Great Western Railway-office, Princesstreet, Bank. Liverpool—Gibbs, Bright, and Co., North John-street. Birmingham—John Pencia and Son.^Pershore-strect. Hull—W. R. Goddard, Silver-streeE Leeds—Haigh and Womack., liensmils-buildings ...

... NEW THEATRE ROYAL, JH A RYLE BONE, Church-ttrut, Propristor, Mr. Loveridge; Lessee, Mr. John Douglass.—Fourth of Mr. Collin*.—Fourth week of Mr. T. Lee. THIS EVENING (Thursday), January the 26th, will be performed entirely new Operatic Drama, written ...

... magistrate, Sir John Fielding, once told Hugh Kelly, the dramatist, on a successful run of the Beggar's Opera, that he expected, in consequence of it, a fresh cargo of highwaymen at his office. Upon Kelly expressing his surprise at this, Sir John assured him ...

... of the Winter Blast. By Camilla Toulmin. Whitehall and the Pattety. By Uncle Sam. The Leader's Death. By John Oxenferd. The Royal' Hunt. By John Mills. The Sintplsst Charm Prevails. By Laman Blanchard. The roWn-Life of the Restoration. By Ittlert Bell ...

... his Wings, ectators. Mr Sharpe’s Snake, an won the cup. we have not been favoured Spring is t le, of the his property of Lord John Scott, but e latter, OUNDS. i willing PEDIGREES orf GREYH e Count, y our old Lane: ashire correspondent igrees of purite at ...

... more than Mr Fox, &c. without a fall. = — THB QUORN HOUNDS. mongst Vv JAN. 23.—Meet, Kilby Wharf—an excellent field, a Lords Cardigan, Wilton, Gardner, Maidstone, Macdonald, and M. Stanley, Mr H. g, Mr Gilmore, Count Bathyany, &c. Tri and about which ¥ Gorse ...