... sending a deadly dose from the drat barrel ; whilst lir. A. Hardy and Mr. Farlsey both sulfered their birds to armpit. Toe two latter now shot off for the wand end third prises, and Mr. Hardy won at the weaned round, having killed twice, in good form, ...

... third sad fourth. Two Oro 0 Bird, PRO. IS see, 1 ; J Wad. Magian Tli 8. e 6,, 0 Mtn. diens I'BO, TO. I; W W Bone, Arabs 46. 4; Thomas, 8413, • Duncan, Barnes riu. 0: LI Larrette„ 16, 0; 1 I Elpartau Harriers. 30, 0;W Colec o riLH, 40, 0; Warners, lea, 40, ...

... concerned. Sir THOMAS HENRY—IS is malice in law. Mr Burnaby (Chief Clerk)—The summons is for unlawfully uttering a defamatory libel against the statute. Mr STRAIGHT—BIM the statute says, If any person shall maliciously publish. Sir THOMAS have not to ...

... May, late Cambridge CAO, 10 ; Matthews. OPAO, 104 ; W Longnurst, LAO, 124; 3 Metcalf, Peckham LAU. 16. 4.4o.—Fifth hest: F Thomas Elborongh, In* 80, 84; H Tebbltt, 9; T Bache, Thames H and 11, 116; Lawrenne, Themes d audit, 124; A OPAO, 15 ; P St Quentin ...

... were admitted. The following yetibta were odder weigh:—Favourite. 40 tons. belonging to Vioe-Admirsl French; Nautilus 40. H. Hardy. E.g.; Calypso, 20. R. T. Harvey, E.A.; Heroine, J. U. Atkins. ; J. Uorbett. Esq.: William Peeress. Fan. ; Se (yawl.) T. 00PPinter ...

... °humeri were for the best conditioned cab horses that had been in work reepectively for three, four, fi ve, and eight years. Thomas Lewis, George Bisbope, Walter Holland, and Mrs. Farmer were the recipieute, the last named with • bay mere that has been iu ...

... , last Saturday. W. Rowland and H. D. Thomas (members) were despatched at 4 p.m. with the bags, and arrived to g eth er at 4. 42 p . m . The pack, consisting of D. T. Mayson (pacemaker), F. L Firminger, H. Hardy E. 0. Jones, and W. J. &lea (memb ers ) ...

... address, Chequers-street, Luton, Bede. Al SECOND Wines. Thomas Coupe, from the North Warwickshire. Thomas Waters, the Llangibby and Chepstow Hunt Stables, bt. Pierre, Chepstow, or as second Horseman. Thomas Bonier, the Burton. Charles Fox, the East Kent, since ...

... Meers, Esq. A. White, Esq. W. White, Esq. The Hon. P. Amherst E. Cu., Esq. C. .7. Hardy, PAq. E. B. Stone, Esq. v. Players (.11 Colts.: E. James, Esq. T. Harris, Esq. J. Thomas, Esq. A. Chambers and A. E. Williams (Ash• L. Jordan (Bittingbourne,) J. Kemp ...

... 1: B. H. Pritchard. 2; F. O. Thomas, 0; if. W. L. Tanner, u ; B. Williams, 0. Woo by Moos yards. Parra() ma STOTA-11. Evans (aft Iliad 1; L Griffith (TM 2 ; B. Bowoott, J. W. Jones, 0: J. loom. 0; J. Michael. 0 ; F. 0. Thomas. 0. 120 Yaws Houma Lacs—L W ...

... Played at Hider Nertboy, 0 It Hard .„ Oarris b .-..- 47 0 • Malmo b Hardy o OstapbelL ark% lowly 4 • Pena. b lowboy ..—. It It Healey. a Rowley b - • Blrobaat. b Hardy HOUSRSOLD °apt Rowley. a b Hanby 0 Bally. b Xertbsy 8 Hots 0 b law ...

... the plaintiff, who kappeas to pore's the same name as his cline, and said : I do not appose. Mr. Hardy. that you are related to the plaintiff ? Mr. Hardy—Certainly not, my lord. The learned Judre—So 1 apposed. Here, again, we find the pleasing spectacle ...