... and Ainsty hounds meet to-muorrowv at the Red H~ouse, e on Thursday at Copgrove, and on Satutrday at Rieall, at ?? e Sir 'Patton Sykoe'.s hounds miseet onl Wednesday at Castle Howvard; 1, and on Friday at Selbington) House, at half-past tan. 'The Simniugtois ...

... Present ?? M'Kenna, Captain Patton, Mr. Roche, Sir. Davis, 8th Bussars, Mr. E. J. Irwin. Lord Lurgan's b m Fugitive, Mr. Davib's b f Parity, Sir. C. Roche's b h Philip the Second, Mr. Irwin nas c h Otter, Captain Patton's ch g Bravo. Match-50 soya, half ...

... ast beaten Halndicap Sweepstakes of 10 sova eagh, h ft. One mile sl a hat, fiat course. Gentlemen riders allowed lib., Capt Patton's oh g The Bravo, aged, lost t-lb (Capt Little) I Mr. Irwin nesac h Otter, aged, Slt 7ib ?? . ?? ?? Mr. IRoche's b g Philipthe ...

... Penfresychan; 2 Tuesday, Aston; Friday, Penley-hBll; 8aturday, Famadon ,t -half-past 10. F' Cambrldgeshire hounds, this day, Patton Wood; Friday, ,j neS . holuds, this day, Peleen Cross; Friday, Ladock le Wood-half-past 10. le Norfolk stag hounds, Tihursdey ...

... loss. Verdict- accidental ?? inquest was held on Friday at Seaham, before T. C. Maynard, Esq., on view of the body of Henry Patton, aged nineteen, an apprentice on board the brig Active, who, on the preceding Tuesday afternoon, whilst stowing away the main ...

... Alighlanders, and CaBt. Douglas I'atton, 74th. Steeple Chasoe-Sweepstaskes of 3 sovs eacll, with a gold whip added by Captain Patton, for horses the property of (ficees of the 74th It ghlitnders. Catcls weights. Two miles over. Mr. Corrigan's b g Fusilier ...

... for beaten horses. OLONMVEL RACES-JULY 22 and 23. (Over Anner Castle Course.) Stewards-Captain Morton, Carbineers; Captain Patton, 74th Bighlanders; J. A. Butler, .J, Kenny, W. Quin, and S. Riall, Eeqrs. First ?? Castle Handicap Stakes, 7 says each, II ...

... that gave satisfaction t5 all parties. AJUDGES' SALAnrES.-On Tuesday, a parliamentary paper was printed (obtained by Mr. W. Patton), Conta ngareturn of the salaries and emoluments in 1790, of thejudges of the Court of Chasnery, and of the judges Of the ...

... SPORTING INTELLlGENCE. CLONMEL (COUNTY TIPFERARY) RACES. Stewards-Captain Morton, Carbineers; Captain Patton, 74th Highlanders; J. A. Butler, J. HIenny, W. Quin, and S. Riall, Esqrs. Ticese sports were appointed to commence on Monday, the 22d July, but ...

... SPORTING INTELLIGENCE. CLON1MHL (COUNTY I 1PPERIARY) RACES. WEDriESDAY, JULY 24. Stewards-Captain Morton, Carbineers ; Captain Patton 74 th Highlanders; J. A. Butler, J. Kenny, W. Quin, sli luall, Esqrs. The attendance as meagre as ont the first day: the sport ...

... yrs; Captain Allen's, K. D. Guards. h g Clarendon (601), 6 yrs 31r Ardeils, 12th Lancers, Arcitdeilt (251), 6 yrs; Captain Patton't, 74th Hiiblanders, b m 0evoke (261.) POnEnIX PABK STAKES of 10 sova each, h ft, with 701 added. Qoe cule and a balf. CiptaIl ...

... a soW, pp. 3.; save adled; weight far aego winners extra. TWO miles. Winner to he gald by auction ) far 1201, - )Captain Patton's oh g Bravo, aged; Capasin Allen's (K.D liP Itg Clarendon. C yrs; Captain Oakes' b g Master Murray, aged; r Sir It Newman's ...