... 800 KOVI added. One mile. Royal Harry 9et 12Ib R Chaloner 1 Falling Star Bst M. Cannon 2 Betting-5 to 2on Royal Harry. Royal Harry indulged the other with the lead for a quarter of a mile, then drew to the front and won easily by three parts of ...

... aaborVperioa service an attache at Worfeemtmr&aadliadaa. On snseeediog to the estates- the Conwfcess Fermanagh in 1827, Sir Harry,, Royal ’tteenee, assumed the name Versey. Exccp for period five years, 1847-52, when lit* sat for Bedford, the deceased was the ...

... FOR MIDLAND SOLDIERS. The Commander-In-Chief has awarded the army medal for long serviceand good condaetto Private W. Harris, Royal Warwickshire Regiment; Militia-sergeanwnajor H. Citesshire, Colour-sergeant J. F. Young, and Drummer W. Greenwood, Glo ...

... months of his seniority, and to be severely reprimanded. The court afterwards pro- ceeded to the trial of Private Grange Harris, Royal Marines, serving on board the Mars, on a charge of stealing a watch, the property of Mr. Harvey, surgeon of the said ship ...

... Friday last Messrs. Freame, Webb, and Brookraan, officers of the Bristol, &c., District, attended the house of host Brother Harris, Royal Foresters* Inn, Little Dean*B*hill, and opened new Court of the abive extensive Order. The roll contained the names of ...

... Saturday, tnat • creel the peter of which she gases. The Maine. of Livemo33l. had been destroyed l•js fire. Qoartermaater Harris. Royal Artilll-ty. &Worth Barrack,, Liverpool. Wall cot his throat on Saturday at Eastbourne, where he was on sick leave. Mr William ...