... long tails, had an excellent da}' sport the fine coursing manor of J. B. Story, of I.ockington, Esq. The hares run uncommonly stout, and hut few of their heels were knock'd up. The hest stud of Nottingham was on the ground, but understand that they cut but nn indifferent figure against the Leicestershire dog*. Three hares only were killed, and three puppies, all from one litter (two from ...

... In-Patients admitted - II On'-Patients admitted - Ditto discharged - -17 Ditto discharged - 15 Ditto accidents Ditto accidents Ditto dead the Books - - 330 In the House - - Sfi Inoculated for Cow Pock HOUSE VISITORS rOK THE NUT ffltll : Mr. T. W. Evans and Samuel Evans. riIISICIAN AND SIHUEOM FOR Tilt NEXT WEEK. Dr. and Mr. Johnson. SEW ANNUAL SUBSCRIBER. Edmund Wilmot, Esq., Kilhurne - - ...

... the House of Peers. Increase of Insurances. —In 1831 the value of insured property was something above 520,000,(MKll. 1841 it amounted to C 82.000.0001., being about an increase | of percent, in years, and since then it has increased in equal proportion. Excise Law.—On Friday last, a curious information, | laid the Excise against publican, named hinder 1 Fearnley, and Mr. Robert spirit ...

... the great distress at present existing in Ireland. The return of the amount received to Tnursdav evening states It i!,OfiOl. Makum: Arc at Hcckinuham Palace.— Preparations have commenced for the removal of this celebrated arch, which will be re-erected at the principal entrance to the Home Park, at Windsor Castle. Potatoes. —In a Belgian newspaper appears circular dispatch which has been ...

... k (from our own reporter. ) Friday, May 4. s ~ I.*»e're Mr. Commissioner Balccv. 1 1 Smith ' ol Foreniark Park, Derbyshire, and 1 Hathern, Leicestershire. The bankrupt came up his last examination and was examined at considerable length by Mr. - Brewster, ot Nottingham. He stated that lie had given up I , 00 ! t5 V le oflicial but a creditor (Mr. , declared that had frequently seen ...

... not know whether good, bad. or authority at all. that before the West liiding election, Lord J. Russell wrote tin' steward of the estates id' the iate Lord llibblesdale (whose widow his lord-hip married, and lor whose children is trustee), indicating preference lor Mr. Denison over i*>ir ...

... There a limit enjoyment, though the sources of wealth be boundless; and the choicest pleasures life lie within the ring inoderat ion. Experience teacheth many things, and all men are his scholars; yet he a strange tutor, unteacliing that which he hath taught. Well said the wisdom earth, O, mortal, know thyself; but better the wisdom heaven, O, man, learn thou thy God. The heart that welcometh ...

... The number and quality fat leasts to-day was decidedly good, and the attendance of town county buyers was equally large, but decidedly thought that fat things did not realize quite much as 011 the preceding market, yet all the beasts were not disposed of. The supply fat sheep was somewhat limited when compared to some past markets, yet the supply was more than equal to the demand. Fat lambs ...

... A r«rjr useful and intelligent pamphlet has ju»t issued from the press, addressed to Lord Ashley, on the subject of Emigration, entitled Space for Every Man. We quote a ftw paragraphs which will speak for themselves:— Emigration, free, wholly or in part, has greatly increased latterly. During the last two years, upwards 200,000 individuals have left our shores. The funds offered by ...

... DREADEUL ACCIDENT AT GLASGOW. Saturday Night. On Saturday evening, about half-past 7 o'clock, one of the most fearful catastrophes that ever occurred in Scotland took , place in the Theatre Royal, Dunlop-street. Very shortly after the performance bad commenced an alarm was given that a fire had broken out in the upper gallery, and as a matter of course the audience, which was numerous in the ...

... TUESDAY, April IT, 4 o'Clock. Consols for Account, 2. Monty, .'i\ per Cents., Exchequer, S pm. June. RAILWAY*. North Western, 132 133. Midland, 76 77. Halve*. 9J df*. North Staffordshire, 3g dis., South Eastern, 2:! J. Caledonian, U. Pref., | pm. tireiit Northern, dis., dis. Western, 95. l.ondon and Brighton, 39 North British. 14 Shrewsbury and Birmingham, 4j _ York and Newcastle, 23 24. No. ...

... * ~ - I (FROM OI OWN Friday, June I. [Before Mr. Commissioner Balcly. There were no meetings to-d:iv. Amongst those for next week, are Waki field, Nottingham, adjourned la-t examination, and Fox, of Derby, sharebroker, certificate meeting. 1 .. . I ...