... Susan, 3 yrs, Cst Sib (3rd), Rodney, Cora, Miss Larkaway, The Moor, and Narcissus-by a head. TheWoodcote Stakes of 10 sovs each, with 100 added, for 2-yr- olds, the second to receive 25 sovs, was won by Mr. J. Clarke's Marlborough Buck (Whitehouse), beating ...

... s u j c t r n g n i n- a t h o u s an d d ' r c o n e v''i o o f l silence, aslhho gh theat subjcat a ig ti an d II - d utiihe~ t 1 as principles' ?? prospbritieii - (bbliee Y a d th r t L o r ...

... DlcstbeatTesirttef; u Cools, and d others.' _ 'Aristocralic'HEsndieap bt 15 coos. each, IO ftifonr~j if declaiid, . with 80 added. 8 subs, 4 dsclared. Mr Cara t J Count Batthyiny'sMogidor. a FoDAmY.-The Rawaiwy Plate, Miss Letty, edlt, betAM. s Hondin. a ...

... numbers are attracted here by the delightful I scenery in the neighbourhood of Bradley woods, and the White Rocc. m TOIRQUAY. d d MECHANICS' INSTITUTE,-Mr. Beazley delivered a th lecture on Monday last at the room of this society, on th a The Poetry of ...

... entered into between the late y Mr. J. Back and the Commissioners, for this property, j then occupied by Mr. Toby's father, and asked him if it 7 were a correct copy. Z Mr. IIENNAWAY said that, not having seen the deeds j for 20 years it was impossible for ...

... Morgan. Esq., £40O; Miss J. -Riddle,. per Mr. Taylor, rBristol Mirror-Office,£920; A BrIotolComnmerci~l, pcrMr. Taylor, )-Bristol Mirror-Office, £1 O. the workmenii n the employ of 'Messrs. Bernard., Vining, anti'Co., per. Mr.:J. Myer, £11 125,; 0,: ...

... elowing order:- Mr. John Bayly's Who'd hove thouflgt it . .. I a Mr. John Hounts Jenny id L.. . 2 Y Mr. Alfred Smith's Raclael 3 L. The distance was to the Great Mester-r's moorings and backto e the starding point. Vho'd have theoneght it took tIe lead, hardly ...

... ), Mr. Gillard (Lake Farm), Mr. C. March (Button Barton), Mr. A. Manley (Mills), Mr. F. Mason (West Pit), Mr. J. Mildon (Ash Thomas), Mr. J. Cann (East IMenley), Mr. W. Wreford (Curham), Mr. Smith (Pitt), Mr. White (Mounisiaphen), &a. Grace having been ...

... Chester Cup, and large amounts have been invested at that figure.. The betting on the Liverpool Steeplechase has been confined to Miss Mowrbray, Oscar, and Half and-Half, the former having t'he call. .For the Derby, WVest Australian stillretains his owvn, while ...

... 21b.; Tavistoek, 3 yrs., 5st. 9lb.; Llanforda, 3 yrs, list. 41b.; Con- tentment, 3 yrs., 6st. 81b.; Sis. to Caracara, 3 yrs.j ist. ffb.; Charley, 3 yrs., lst. 21b.; Tittle Tattle, 3 yrs., ost. 41b.; Nerva, 3 yrs., 4st. l0lb,; and St. Faith, 3 yrs,, list ...

... in a lunatic asylum. - J should like to lay in the same grave as- my dear | fnther. may God forgive you, as I hope he will me, and may I you get another wife who will love you as I have done. Your Ifn-rtnnAte wife, LAVINIA. D. D.soased's brother, who gave ...

... SPORTING INTELLIGENCE. L DONCASTER RACES. TuEvnAY-Thb Fit. ?? was won by Mr. J. Osborne's Miss Agnss;' beating Mentmore Lass, Gaicowar, Pug Orrock and eight others. The Stand Plate by Mr. I'Aisou'a Braxsy; beating Whale- z bone, Rattlecap, and seven others ...