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... Berwick, Dunbar. Peterhead, Freserburgh, and smaller dations on the opposite shores of the Moray Firth, in consequeine of the Grattan which tF later enjoy, from steam and rail, and their proximity to the great markets of Engle:pl. Our remote geographical position ...
... took the harean, and killed. block Turtle had liens stubbed on Curlowdy remelt, let the Craven Cup the numbers of meth sad the arm in the fleet of tee Mips, wideh might affect her second attempt. ' e re exactly evets, Mr Itandell. as umiak running with the ...
... • Mr Wituak J. Busk Auctioneer, Cro) dont Messieurs Nam, A itelloarriN o• t,otte, Surrey. treat. WIIITINO, Cillef Clerk. - JOHN lIIIELN WOOD, Solicitors W. A. FORD, In the JANSON, COO and rEARsos. Metter. Argyllshire. TO be SOLD by PUBI,IC ROUP, within ...
... repeated the following aneoloto of Grattan. on the authority of Samuel Rogers: -.Grattan was once violently attackedin the Irishouse of Commons by In reiuveterate ate Oranrman, who m ade a miseratile speech. ply, Grattan said--' 1 shall make no other remark ...
... pocketed about ten times the value of • trifle—candles, in fact, which have risen 25 per cent in the last few days—and folding his arms, scowled from under his kepi into futurity, with stern but vacuous resolution.—Deify News' Cor- esepo■dnt. PrNURT TIM FBINCR ...
... Waddy Capt. Hayter aMajur aCapt, Polhill Turner Colonel Gi Francis Bassett Col. R. L. Lindsay John Walter aSir D. Me: aCay aL. Rt. Mitne-Home J Laird John Bright G. Dison P. H. Mantz H.M W.E Fielden E. Leveson-Gower J. Hick aJ. K. Cross aW. G. Ingram ...
... death of his father in July, 1856, while two years subsequently, on the death of his cousin, the grand sabreur, tho Earl of Cardigan, he became entitled to the further addition to his honours of that earldom, which had been in the family since 1661. He married ...
... HANDICAP STEEPL ECH miIes.ASE of 5 son nab, with 130 added I Lord Dupplin's M m by Light Bob, spy, lOst nib Mr P. Cooper's b h Arm. aged list Sib It, Bygott's b Six Hills lb bl , aged, 10st llisbolson Mr C. Howard ' s Sleight of Hand, aged, list lib J. Adams ...
... (Henley) (goals , . Umpire, B. Palmer (Henley.. LEEDS ST. JOHN'S v. HUDDERSFIELD. The return match between these well.known organisations was played on the gro and of the former in the Cardigan °mewls, K rkstalbrowl, Leeds, on Saturday last, iu the presence ...
... drew in vain through the Coplow and John O'Gannt. The former of these coverts has been the staunchest of allies all the sea-on ; but even this could not bold out for ever, under the repeated demands made upon it. John ()'Gaunt is the central point of a ...
... to 131 b. each. On Wednesday, Mr Ward landed a salmon of 121 b. weight. On the Commonty section, on Tuesday, the ker. Mr St. John caught three salmon, weighing 916. OM., and 121 b. each. (in the Wog(' section. on Friday. Mr H. Gibbs kited three salmon, ...
... firs radford, with his Sir Charles—a son of the champion Sir George, t ; and Mr Henry Lacy of Hebden Bridge, second, with Cardigan Arms. Mr Thos. Cooper's five-year-old bay gained a high commendation, while Mr Walter S. Bailey's chesnut Fidget, and Mr Henry ...