... CLAUD RIFLE CLUB. The third competition came off Crag Range, on Saturday, at 500, and 600 yards, no tighter*. Tbe following were the ten prire winners:—Colour-Sergeant Mullen (0), Lauce-Se (3), 64; Private Wstson (20), 64 ; Bergeent-Instructor 69; Private ...

... b. 1 Mullen 2 .T. 0 .G. 1 Mr. >O.Oll. ym. car. 21b K. C'halooer U Mr. The Pusher, 3yra, Pease Betting : 4 agst Soaplock, 14 Rosuie. 10 1 each Dry Toast, I'iiniea. The Pusher, aid CrsyweJ. 11 Wise Mao, IUO agb. ICO to -Spur, ao«l .0 to 1 scion. •Surer ...

... have yet been made. MACCLESFIELD ELECTION PETITION. Election Commission was continued to-day. LOBD CLAUD HAMILTON ON THE PRESENT GOVERNMENT. Lord Claud Hamilton, writing to Glasgow Protestant meeting save—Messrs Bright and Chamberlain, the twoßepubhcan ...

... Mistrust (Bradbury), Panthlno (J. Wccdburn), Lady Careless (Sabtn), Elissa (G. Edwards), Nick cf Time (Allsopp), Ivanhoe (Mullen), Porieus (Blake), Trail (G. Ohaloner), and Glitter also ran. Betting: 3to 1 agst Devilfish, 4 tol agst Trail, 100 to 11 agst ...

... intends selling the peek. Two young men, neighbours of Mr. Mullen, farmer, who was murdered on Monday night near Ballinrobe, on his return from market, have been arrested on suspicion. Mullen a wife has also been arrested. She was found by the police ...

... assisted in laying on hands by the following ex-presidents and senior ministers : Dr. Rigg, Dr. Stephenson, Dr. Crooks, Dr. M. Mullen, Dr. Henry Pope, Dr. Young, the Revs. Jos. Bush, Thomas M'Cullagh, Charles Garrett, Thomas Allen, Richard Green, and the following ...

... afternoon, and the sport exceptionally good. Details : 110UNDEAN PLATE (Five Furlongs). Mirabelle, Yst Lady Barefoot, 7st 71b . Mullen 2 Outcry, ist 41b. . Laceman, tat.. Recluse, Bst 11b Morgan 0 Libation, Bst 81b C. Loates • Wood Violet, Bst M Cannon 0 Dryly ...

... DRAWING for PRIZES will take place WEDNESDAY, Dec. 2Uth, 1869, and will consist ONE THOUSAND PRIZES. ' God Acre (Ist Prize)..CLAUD* CALTOROP—£2OO bhrimpers the Beach (2d Prize) .F. Usokrihl'— ...

... MEETING. THE FRIARY PLATE. Ft. Peter, Wingfield 1 Troubler, 12lb Allsopp Taxue, Watts 3 Noble Chieftain (Weldon), Spnngbeck (Mullen), (8. Chundley), and Cheese (Blake), also ran. Betting: to agst St Peter, sto 1 Noble Chieftain, 100 to 14 Taxus, 10 to each ...

... Right Hon. Thomas Emerson Headlam, M.P., President. Sir Cecil Leachm. K.C.8.1. The Hon. Edmund Drummond. The Right lion. Lord Claud Hamilton, M.P. Richard Harrison, Esq., C.BJL, late Comptroller-General of Accounts far India. John Horatio Lloyd. Esq. Arthur ...

... Fit*idea Field Quebec (Riekaby), (G. Jiojj Myrtle (J. Watts). Tyre fc;r Frederick Roberta (M. Caunnn), Godivit (O. (J. (8. Anna Mullen), Guardian (F. Pratt), Belie of (Ctiing), liyercs (A. Watts), and (G. Manjer). also rau. Betting: 7to i agst Dereham, Bto ...

... Kusnout, yrs, tst 111b .Calder 0 T. Jennings’ Cochin Chir,», oyrs, ?st I>. Hunt 0 Mr T. Leaders (.’on icote, 2yrs, 7st lllb Mullen 0 Mr T. (kinnon'M 2vrs, 7si.BlD(car. 7st 9lb)M.Cannon 0 betting : to 4 agst PArlington, 5 to labourer, 11 Hag, io 16 Londicote ...