... have been with the Huntley Hounds on Monday last, when they met at Eldon Farm, and he of whom all Englishmen, be they Tory, Whig, or Radical, are proud — Lord Palmerston.—Man in the field ; looking, said our informant, as he jumped off hie back, and ...

... mudcalor*. These Teeth are aupplled on the principle of caPillarY ettractiou and suction. thus tilopenalint entirely whit Whigs. and supplied at moderate charge.--Neosrd the old-established Dentists. London: 11, Canon. dish-square. ; City Esiabilahment ...

... by AUCTION, on Feb. 23, at the Stud Farm, Calmat, Reeding, the entire STUD of HORSES, compriaing Minters. Driving, and Young Whig Horses, weight-carrying Cobe Stallions, Thorough-bred Bromi.mares, Two-year-MO. Yearlings, Ac., together with liroughams, 'treats ...

... fresh, and has been venially reserved for the Cup. He ran very unluckily for this event last year, and there ore mote unlikely Whigs tbau his tasking a better tight this time. Mr J. S. Bland'a Beatrice Princess is none the worse for the severe accident which ...

... • Jones's bed Jen' ( 2 ) Lord Grey de Wilton's bd w d L am ii . 1 n Otendosoer, by David - Gauze(lllBkilMr,lleighton's r b Whig (1, dr) (a) Mr Lloyd as (Mr Crane's) bk 1 (I) Mr W.B. Garnott no (Mr Wise's) f b ►Ybuonte Lassie, by Buhl} Enterprise—Wave ...

... Islington, and High. street, Aldershot—Those SADDLER are of the most superior quality and on the most Improved principles; the tree Whig constructed so as to tit the horse in a manner yet unattainable In most saddles, giving at the eame time to the rider an easy ...

... Gentlemen , gives great support to the 11, Hyde-park-street W., Nov. 14, IMI. • or walking boots, by FAGG Brothersk-'` Any Whig' or The Chronometer Watch you made for me in December, improvement ill sporting gear we imagine are welcome to DM, ims never ...

... fox. Now. Mr Henley was an old fox-hunter, and spoke from clue observation. 7Le House was a strange combination of packs—the Whig pack, the Tory pack, the Radical pack, and the Irish pack—and they were always alter different game. Sometimes they ran • fox ...

... true object of I dab. and I n duce ethers to join, by their patronage and material aid, la the detenalsed effort which Is now Whig made to maintain the honour of Kent. Tower CRICKS? —A general meeting of this club held at the Angel Inn, on Tuesday night ...

... d- C. C. Lee, Nurseries, Han W. W. eau), The Nurseries, Waltham-arose. Luadou and Westminster Bank, Lothbury. Patuson and Whig sO, Lumbero-street, Loudon, E.C. FL Dean, Se Lorubard-streei Ith), U, Warwick-crescent. Mr A. Henderson, late gardener ostracthe ...

... the next man failed, but Crookenden afterwards jumped 4f i. Mn. Quarter-of-amdle Flat Race, three prizes (2t entries. and 10 Whig the I starter). —W. Aitken, 1: M. W. Weenie*, 4; F. T. Clarke, S. Won by yards, the second getting his place by and the third ...

... meld hones • half and from Colter . ad a hall The in the and b. of ENTRY order of the It-App( Mr Guar F Cur Omegas., ad H.S. @Whig of trout and grayling. are god and hi for Thorough -brad stsl.Committee on Education. N.& I er. Mr area Pretend many to ALBhR ...