... John Siiaat, R.S.A. BPOBTINa /TO-DAY'S SELECTIONS. tkt ilanekater Sporting CknnicU.) KBmiDAUM’B SELECTIONS* WARWICK- „ . Stakw—OuMß M«oaou.!> or Pblbc® G»U. Warwick J«t«i2UPIbU -PolcnU colt or Soatoua*. Much—H»U lUrfc rolt. Meadow Sollioc Plate—Flank ...

... and Mr Have Grattan is comedian who known bin business. Amongst tbs other artists ate Mist Kitty Kirwan, a versatile male impersonator and skirt dancer; Frank Bodes, comedian and danger ; Harry Andley, comedian: D. W. Watson, one-armed cornctist; Hedy ...

... Waddell, ; William Roberts, 15 ; John Gnwaus, 21; James Gardner, ; Lawrence Dougal,2l; Robert Gordon, 12. The second round is expected to take place to-morrow, weather permitting. Boxing j boxing i grand concert and ASSAULT-AT-ARMS will take place in the LARGE ...

... extraction, composed of English subjects, and restricted the Pale, that neither they nor Grattan’s Parliament had any free and Independent authority whatever, that” Grattan's Parliament Was nos only venal and corrupt, but grossly incompetent, and that Mr. ...

... well headed with steel, about fifteen feet long, and armed with plates downward from the head, for at least four feet Pikemen also wore baudricks strong leather, and broad swords. Sergeants were armed with halberds instead of pikes. The shotmen or musketeers ...

... pnee, only ll%d. LADIES’ CARDIGAN VESTS. A Manufacturer a Clearing Lot of Ladles’ Cardigaa Knitted Wool Veau. in ftf Bavy. and brown; these are all good qualities, aud worth 2a each; wo will clear them out Is 6&d. A tar Cardigan Jackets, long eleevea, worth ...

... Dancing up to Date.” Apart from Miss Leslie, there is good company, Paul Pelham and Crowley remaining on, and Miss Cora Cardigan being, among the ,new comers. The Scotia is closed till August for structural alterations and decorations. —At the People’s ...

... WALES yesterday opened Miss Mary Wordell's convalescent home for scarlet fever patients at Brockley Hill, Stanmore. DYNAMEIT.--John Gratton, aged 65, described as of no occupation, was fined £2O at Hanley yesterday for having unlawful possession of dynamite ...

... near ten feet deep. being drawn out and asked the reason for making it so unusually deep, replied, Why, sir, it is f.ir poor John Carnes, who buried me, and I think, sir, I gel him that deep, wiil puzzle him to creep out as I did.” On the burial service ...

... d more than fifty policemen, but notwithstanding thi* display force, a mob armed with heavy bludgeon* obstructed the Sheriff's meu, ultimately compelling them return Cardigan. Na,vu_. Volustktee Dejkhck AsaociATioN. —A» » meeting of the council of the ...

... W. KOWDON—Champion Jumper the World. BESSIE TYNE—Scotch Ballad Vocalist BROS. M'PlKlS—Champion Jig and Clog Dancer*. THE GRATTANS—The Talented Variety Artlate*. M'CRORY and OSBOBNE-Iriah Comedian*. W. G. HURST - Champion Eieyclitt the World. J. W. CA ...

... furnish a single instance of the trial of a peer by his peers. Charged with wounding Captain Hervey Tucket in a duel, Lord Cardigan was acluitted on a technical pcint on the 16th of February, 1841. Of trials of peers for offences cognisable by minor tribunals ...