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... vahiatle and will be an improving property. THIE AUTOBIOGRAPHY OF CIATEAUBMRAND, VOL. II. (Simms and M'uatyre, Paternoster Row, London.) -Ill this volume the eccestric author describes his wanderings in America, his marriage, and the sufferings to which ...
... CANINM AND RATTING.-A grand show of old English bulldogs will take place at Mr. J. Shaw's, the Blue Anchor Tavern, Bunhill-row, St. Luke's, on Tuesday evening next. Ratting extraordinary will come off on Thursday, there being a novel sweep for P very ...
... Monesni, of a daughter. c At 1, WKindsor Street, OiLi the 12th current, Jrsg %V.IM. Il rToy, D of a son. f At 5, Inverleith Row, oe the 13th curt. Mrs J. C. Fangnmlan- 1 sos, of a son. MA R RIED. r At Pleasance, Dumfries, on the 10th current, J. F. Snane ...
... deitoled tile )reellts of his visits to %various parts of tile parishee of St. MarYlebone and Paddington, inelldeliug r Paradjee-row, Heonrietta-strect, CarlIb-idge-cOnlrt, &C., from1 wviich hie conlldeldl~ that tile lodging Itosese in tile hocalitiee wcere ...
... aside, Loadoai Pmasntuar. 2. J. Hayes ssid Nat Platt, 10 a side. I15. Csyo arid N Igger Watiosa-A1 a side, Birminaghama. sO. Row and XftananAls,,,d5asde,Lad i15. M~ulklnsand Wint~res2Oc, Z26 aside, Glasgow. PEDESTRWIA MATCHES To COMEr. 21. Ward sod Mill ...
... again postponed until the 23d and following days, weather permitting, the drawing to take place on the 22d, at Catterick. Mac. ROW;INSON'S dog Tip is matched against Mr. Askey's- bitet Luna, for 10 a side, the best of nine courses-to run on Good Friday, at ...
... and 1,000 to 25, end'about, a pony on Fugleman a~ 25 lo1. ' 100 to 10 was laid several times, anid after~idrds offereld aget Row.. ti land, the same egst Marriott, and- 1,0000 t 0 each egat Elleirdlile' a and Melody. 350 to 10 was accepted once'about Cossack ...
... 000o20 and 1,000 to 25, and about, a pony on Fugl t25 to 1. 500 to 10 was taken several times, and terwards offered agaiust Row- ad tbe samne aainst Harot, and 1,000 to 10 each 6andt e a Mh oy 350 to 10 was accepted once about Cossack, 1,000 eing wanted ...
... whether they intend to set-to or not ? Their names are among those advertised as having engaged to do so:- p. Crawley A. Keene J. Rowe E. Painter lJ Grant , Young Noon J. Burn W. Itayes Crockett J. Broome J. Hannan S. Martin H.. Broome D. Dismore S Turner J ...
... being forthcoming, she w~a =oke P. HORSEc CaAUNT117G.-Willan Thomipton, aged forty-five, a cab proprietor,, of No, 3, Pleasant-row, North-street, White- chapel, wis brought .before Mr Ingham,Iat the Thamnes Police. court, charged with defrauding Mr John Brown ...
... has always, as in the present instance, been backed by the Eastenders, p emos y Siac , mine host an te lue Anchor, Bunhill-row, being one of hio many staunch patronsi Hoiles, his opponent, wh an heroic fi tpuhan, from ihe Surreynside of the l ater, being ...
... previou to the dinnet on Monday, the I Ith.of Y The first brace of dogs will be put in slips, a o n John Smith, 18 Granaby-row, acknoowledgO having C d oeived the following sunas in id of the fund for 1140f Of j1 15 ?? and Indigent Booinkeepers:-Lady ...