... Saarting Bangs. & tN amha iv HOt mL, 144, DEANSGATH, near B | SMOKEROOM OF UNEXAMPLE Dk ESCRIPTION. ONDON.—MULLEN’S Tron L mouger-lane, Cheapside, E.C., in the heart of the City ; close to the Bank of Exgland and Stock and Woo! Fxch Fstablish ed over ...

... 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 ...

... 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 ...

... (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 ...

... --•-• —•- 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 ...

... 7*10) Mr A. Yhte*'« CyUodric*! 2r*, .U. Cmooq 0 Betting: Et«m Royal Baba 11., 1 agat Debate, Torrent, 100 to 7 Cwiochelm. Claud was (allowed Royal Robe 11. and Debate the diatonot, where Royal Robe IT. took the lead, but was caught by Ton-rat la the laat ...

... after taking the pistol, and Claud bound the handkerchief tightly round his arm. Leigh, alter a brief examination of Oarstang, exclaimed. The skull is fractured. We must get him ay from here.” “’Not dangerous, is cried Claud, aghast. Leigh made no answer ...

... 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 ...

... sentence passed by the Stewards of the Irish National Hunt Steeplechase Committee opoo Irwin. Irwin. W. Irwin, J. Scully. and Mullen to an meetings under the Rules of Rasing. The Canard boat which is now crossmg the Atlantic. carries quite a cargo of fighting ...

... 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 ...