... Fisher, C. E. Dixon Ahmandris BRASILEY-1100RE. Heedful. 91, Thomas, Riahard., Millo & Co.. li.Mullen. 99, Ptber, Flub, 122, Pegg., B. W.l.b & Co Ardmore Claud* 132, Long, B. & Co BANDON. Caparnien. (r), 1718, I esl, Larnport & Holt Alagandria ...

... (handicap) lOOgs ; the winner to sold for 70 sots. Five furlongs. 3 8 0 Hr Peck's Mirahelle T 1 7 7 Bramell's Lady Barefoot Mullen 2 7 4 Mr ills Outcry Bradbury 9 0 Mr T Stevens's l.ai* mv. Robinson 0 8 Hibbert Recluse Morgan 0 8 8 Mr Stevenson's Libation ...

... Davis's Leeds T Cannon 4 2 6 5 B Wlllyams’e Jolla Peacham filly..Mullen i Mr Craig's Meldrum 3 8 Beoholm's Freshwater ..Vf Barrett 0 4 8 10 Mr Powell’s Kaanlu Itohinson ( 8 7 man's Claud ian, 8 2 Mr Nesbitt's Juggins . .0 Rarrstt .Martin 4 8 7 ...

... --•-• —•- 0 A L T E , Propristor Mi. D. (11140.11 -MS. Out. Maps FM' t NI. NUM. CIO of Sir CLAUD , ' SHOULDER TO SHOULDER C(111.11NATION, faded rm the 111.0 Cowed an D. G. NULL IVAN, no of tbe 1.1. Mr br Title lIVENINO, A. Idu ing tLe nett Fir•l Tow ...

... Browning s Cnbal Mnttssj 0 7 2 Duke of Hunt the Slipper .Mullen W Burton's Deceit Blake 0 LATEST ARRIVALS. Trinket, Lymtngtou, Jczreei. George, Freemason, Cabal. Touchwood, Penman. Matey, AppettZeU, Claude Duval. Rotten Row, Lucerne, Ornatus. Red Palmer, Master ...

... mer c h an t—F eb. 12, L. J. Fosbrook, Birkenhead, coal merchant—Feb. 12, J. Williams, Birkenhead, publican—Feb, 7, J. F. W. Mullen, Birkenhead. (FROM THE LONDON GAZETTE OF TUESDAY, JANUARY X) BANKRUPTS. Alfred Bennett, Liverpool, Jan. 30; William Peters ...

... flriag Aitear Monday.—Engineering. When Bir Claude Creapigny was oat of tbs ear, t hat! to roiilaoe ballast equal bis waigbt, for bad allowed a very great margin for ascending power—in fact, when Sir Claude dc I got in, 1 bad l.OOOihs. of ballast, make ...

... submarine wires from Donaghadee to Portpatrick. CONVICTION OF RIBBON LEADERS.—Two men, named Patrick Coddington and James Mullen, were tried at the assizes of Meath, on Thursday, on a charge of Ribbonism; they were sentenced to seven years' transportation ...

... Valuable PAINTINGS, by Corregio, Sassaferatto, Hoogstraten, Greuzfe Ruysdael, Wooverman, Jam. Steen, Berghem, Van Belau, Claude, Morland, and other Masters. a few Prints and Engravings, Semi-grand Pianolorte, by Broadwnod, Indian Cabinet, Ormolu, Buhl ...

... Hampton-villa, Callan], Bristol. WATTERS-11 ; VANDEREISTE— MULLEN Feb. 27, at St. George's, Evertou, by the Rev. S. Sampson, Dr. B. 11. Wafters to Johanna Ann Bruce, third daughter of the late John Mullen, Esq , fut welly captain Ist (The Royal) Regiment. Also ...

... fever, aged 17 years, Hugh James, son of Hugh Wilson, 6, Sandon-terrace. Gneenene-Feb. 25, at New York, Pattie J., wife-of Claude Gimbrede, late of Birmingham, England. CAHILL-Feb 26, at New York, aged 38, Martin Cahill, a native of county Kilkenny, ireland ...

... anid of h) 0their aeccount is that, it had a trail like a rocket', ?? descended, evidently, from oeis of two large black clauds bsalc ythat had hung for some timae over thu water. The ties 5,observers thought that they saw a splash in the bay, ficif ...