... 1D fcr booths and standings to be made to MrT. —N.B. The yaiue of the s:ake paid 10 April, was 4195, wi:hoat apy whatever. THOMAS T. HODGES, E FREDERICK } 8 ENILWORTH STEEPLE CHASES will take p Easter Wendar, April 9, 1849. about four miles of fair hunting ...

... MARITIME EXTRACTS. Return, M'Kinuou, sailed from St Thomas for Liverpool. Margaret, Jackson, from Liverpool at Jamaica. Dolores, I: , quoi:a, from Liverpool at Havana. Parton, from Liv:rpo,.l at Vera Cruz. Rhoda, liii,bs, sailcil from Smyrna 14th Feb ...

... foot with reference to soil, climate, elevation, and mode farm- or two, good sise, and sometimes appear with leng awarded to Thomas Rowlandson, Greek-street, whip-thong, aa were, to ita thick handle. An-Id gr—e Liverpool. i ley is broken some persons in ...

... 292 * Exclusively of toll from Edinburgh and Northern. Jo Doaleith-Hyjdrophobia.-At Dalkeith, on Monday last, a boy named Thomas Stenhouse, aged IC) died from ad hydrophobia. The case caused great excitement hi the sd towvr during the three -days that ...

... Newcastle Minerva, Clements, do Augusta, Ross, Inrernraa John Fergus ,Reid, do Victory, Wexford Issbells, Atkinson, Newcastle Mary Hardie, Brown,Grumth Sampson, Dunn, Wick Ids Behrendins, Rotterdam Ida Maria, Breeland, do Fairy, Bloedorn, Memel Jeune Annette, ...

... Logan, Esq. Sir W. C. G. C'mming, Bart. Hugh Bruce, Esq, Sir John Gladstone, Bart. Thomas Duncan, Esq. John Jardine, Esq Robert 'IThomson. Esq. Col. W. Macdonald. Thomas Mansfield Esq, John Learmonth, Esq, Henrv Msxwell, Esq. Sir William Dunsbar. fart ...

... for London; 16, Cingalese, Leeds, for the Clyde. From BAR3ADOES, February 21, the Simeon Hardy, Gore, for Dublin; 24, Candidate, Fowle, for London. From ST. THOMAS’S, February 17, the Return, M’Kinnon, for Liverpool. From J ACM EL, February 13, the Jacob ...

... of vessels and other utensils ; and, also, arrested four men, who were taken by sergeant Croegan, on the next day, before Thomas Conolly, E*«|., M.P.— The still-house was situated at the foot of a mountain, within a few yards of a lough. The party surrounded ...

... MONTROSE, March 26.—Arrived, the Brenda, Stephen, from Memel. ARBROATH, March 27.—Arrived, the Ann Key, M’Kenzie, and 28, Thomas and Ann, Culbert, from Memel. _ DUNDEE, March 27.—Arrived, the Diana, Korff, from Eastbrugge; Alma, Barclay, from Brevig; ...

... Mary, Watt, do. do.—Mary, Ireland, Dundee, Memel—Una, Waters, Sunderland, Stettin—Earl ot Kellie, Car- gill, Kirkaldy, Pillaa—Thomas and Ann, Culbert, Memel Ar- broath— Magnet, Main, Aberdeen, Baltic—Veracity, Mather, Dundee, Dantzic—Majestic, Hall, do. ...

... Booth, for Elsinore; Patriot ■cb, Raynor, for Gothenburg ; Ellen Crawford sch. Waterhouse, for Lnbeek; Countess of Durham scb. Hardy, for London; Ant sch, Lowery, for Aberdeen; p.m.—Dandi* Dinmont scb, Newby; Zitella sch, Monkman; both for EUinore; all from ...

... Siginifid to th Vcice-Chancellor that they have elected Mr. ChalesewS IDart, B.A., of Exeter, ol lege, to the former, and 3Mr. Thomas Henry Rhodie Shand, B.A., of Blraseniose College, to the latter scholar~ships. 'rTe Lusby Soholarship) at Magdalen flail ha~s ...