... Sols. Messrs.Sole, Aldcrmanburv. , , 0 Walter and Thomas Martin Shadwell and North Fleet, millers, November 6, at two, and December 11, two. Sols. Messrs. Shearman and Slater, Great Tow -trcet Thomas Flaherty, Bath, tador, November and December 3, at ...

... d of North Newbald, the game upou which is watched by a keeper and two assistants, named Flatt, Hardy, and Dent. On Saturday, the 7th of September, Hardy and Dent were at a public-house at South Newbald, and about eleven o'clock at night two persons called ...

... ttle^ourf of li^S^, !£&*_£ Thomas Tod* of M^chester, dealer^' clS?g^ XgU, at eleven, at the Court of Bankrupted jES CERT^L C^ TB^ ?? aiutei cause be shown ito tte contrary on the day of meatfag. ii Bl m£__i«^a^^«_! ?? U. Thomas Roberts, of Blackman-atreet ...

... Cartworth John, Kuiresbro' .. Hon. Henry G. Castle .. Thomas, Clayton West Matthew, Masham Eastwood Edward, Meltham Thomas, Spofforth „ How , drry e, .' George. Craike .. Thomas. •• James, Honley .. Thomas, Whitby Howe Richard, Oseburn Great «ilham, SKipton ...

... hood of Norte Newbald, the game upon which is watched by a keener and two asstttaiiU, named Flat*, Hardy, and Dent. On Saturday, the 7th of September, Hardy and Dent were at a public-house at South Newbald, and about eleven o'clock at night two person* called ...

... Mawson, farmer, of Monkton Moor. Same day, at Fulford, by the Rev. Robert Sutton, M.A., Mr. Jasper Hallett, to Miss Elizabeth Hardy, both of Fulford. Same day, at Rokeby, by the Rev. George Bowness, Rector, Mr. Curtis, of the city of Norwich, merchant, to ...

... twelve, at the Court of Bankruptcy. Edwards, official assignee, Fredericks-place, Old Jewry ; Ashurst, Cbcausfdcr. JONATHAN THOMAS MAUND, laceman, Bir- mingham, Oct. 15, at twelve, and Nov. 12, at half-past j two, at the Court of Bankruptcy. Edwards, official ...

... Nash, gardener to W. Garforth, Esq. ; 3, Mr. W. Law. —Greenhouse Plants.—l, Mr. Palliser; 2, Mr. D. Nash; 3, Mr. W. Law. Hardy Plants.—l, Mr. John Slater ; 2, Mr. D. Nash ; 3, Mr. W. Law. British Plants.—l, 2, and 3, Mr. John Muckle. Fuschias.—l, Mr ...

... members, respectfully requesting their support of ita prayer. The cordial thanks of the meeting were after- wards voted to Thomas Wakley, Esq., M.P., for his zealous and able advocacy of the cause of medical reform, and tha respectability ana welfare ofthe ...

... Smallwood's hi. c. Prince Koyal, 3 jrs, 7»t. 40) tell Match for SO soys; ISst. each— Two-mile heats, wtth three leaps over hardies in each heat. Mr Inman's b. g. Woidsman, 8 yrs (Mr Whitwoi th) 2 11 Mr W. Davy's b. m. Thorsey Lass, 5 yrs _ 1 2 d WALSALL ...

... MEETlNG.— Scotland. (Over the Duke of Roxburgh's Course.) Stewards -His grace the Dak* of Roxburgh, C. M. St. Paul, B*4-, and Thomas A. M. Brisbane, Esq. Mr James Hunter, CasrkofthaCoaise. (COBCIDDSS.) WEDNESDAY, Octobbb 9. _k* Border Racing Club Stakea, ...

... 3 Handicap Sweepstakes of soy. each, p. p. Once round. Whetnall's b. g. The Bird (Frost) 1 Mallett's b. m. Bee'3-wing 2 J. Hardy's eh. m. Thoroton Lass 3 to 4 on The Bird (taken), to 1 agst Thoroton Lass, and to 1 agst Bees-wing. Won in a cauter. A Plate ...