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... bride have left Lambton Castle, Durham, for Broom Hall, Fifes him Colonel Sir Wm. Gossett, of the Royal Engineers, Serjeant-at-arms in the House of Commons, will for the future rank Major-General in the army, which he first entered in 1798. Grand Polish Ball ...

... Tetnal, ©r John Wardball of Westbromwich, from two miles to ten, for *lO sid®. He will run John Rhodes five miles, if will give one minute start, or two minutes in ten miles. The man and money will ready at Mr Joseph Tay lor’s, Rollers’ Arms, Charlottestreet ...

... matches took place. On Wednesday next the club wi t to be as usual. and Botton. —Oa Monday last, at Mr Crook’s, the Starkie: Arms, Toni de to near Bolton, a match was to have taken place between r G. hard Gate, d Mr Tomiinsen of Darwen, at 11 sparrows each ...

... opened on or: Karl kish Smoking Seloon and The will be compo: sed of vocal and instrumental 1th inst. order. Couductor, Mr Grattan Cooke, L Leaders, Messrs ‘'. Blagrove a gom will be under the superintendence of Mr Charles O’Biyan.—A ...

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