... any further advantage from this territorial latitude than that of having near their own doors large tracts in which the sportsman may take his pleasure, ranging Ul- controlled over the dun heath, or in which the admirer of nature may court her in her ...

... Clemem’e, with reeldenee, at Jetut College, !r!!iida. Re*. C. Wlldboe* to Bnmbcntoa *iang*, c«ot* »d dloceie of Mocoln. 631. Be*. Roll* Bate Pecbem trleuege, Sanez, the dloeeee of Chleheeter, 3111. wlib reeldence. Re*. A. D. Paktoetm to the *leMege of JJJJ’of ...

... William Lancev. R.E. ?? K.i ii. \Villiai:iCliaid.Esq..NavyAgeut . - li.luier. W i.brahaiu Tavlor, E.g. Ma;»r-Gencraf Sir .lohu Roll, ?? 11. » D. ?? 1v.C.8. Maj F. S. -siibebv.l ?? ?? | K.N.. M.ijor-Gen.SirG. Pollock. G.C.B. Captain William Cvi p.ige, R.N ...

... TARRANT, t, ondC~trtWairoo, ad Geewich, Kent. (C11ANCERy.- o be peremptorily SOLD, urstatilt to orders oif the Iliglit. Honourable the Master of thle made0 iil*,certailn causes, 1 Stephens v. Lord Newborsitgi, ?? S lder, with the approbation of William ...

... any hour saving post-time, for the transmission of the lists perfected, to be the hoar pointed out alike by common sense and honour. The good time’s coming, boys. Bat, wait little longer,” was never more racily exemplified than in an affiche” in the last ...

... Mr Robertson kirk, Lord Fergus Kennedy, Captain Rait, and Joe. Mr Graham 10. therby went well to Deddington Moor; and the Honourable Walter 10. kindly went back from there to assist Mr Darling of Fowberry Tower. $ am sorry to say, had a very bad fall a ...

... Defective rhymes, such as eon” and “flung;” “ men” and “ again;” “ rears” and “ theirs,” &c., should have been avoided. The Sportsman’s Pilot, and Betting House Guide, for March. Edited by Iron-Mask.—The third number of this monthly brochure sustains its ...

... thnceby the 'reasels of te abve ompaiesto Crkat te flowng rery duted rates tlithrouith Cabin of Stelum-slipn and First-class Roll ?? £ 92 CabinetfSteam-shipsaend Fseond-class Roil .. ?? I 18 Deck of Ste~anlShiPs - nl Third-clams ?? 0 10 peacugers proceeding ...

... Gcauccawsrs,-I am instruicted to acquaint you that an InjunctIon a was applied for before his lordship the Master of the Rolls, on the t 16th ultimo, by Mr. Thomas carlisle, a holder of No. 4 shares, to e restrain the company from paying the dividend ...

... Compaony gsaners of the 29th of the Month to Mlalts, thence to AlexandriaN y b, )taJws ty's ltearners, and from Suez by the Honourable East India Caiopa 'sste~amero. MELlifEtltANEAN.-Malta-OnI the 20th and 29th of every onath. ' ?? the 29th of the month. ...

... the British army that the volunteering from the militia brought into the service a great number of country gentlemen of honourable but not too high birth, polished by the intercourse of civil life, many of thew, too, men of high classical education, and ...

... Parliament let the debate in the Commons of Tuesday night i last week testify ! Lord Robert Grosvenor, with humanity that does him honour, entreated for leave to bring in a bill to remedy the case of the Journeymen Bakers, and had a ma- jority of two to one against ...