... struck off were! John Cook, Burghead ; James Hendry, do. ; Alex. Jenkins, do. ; John Ritchie, do. ; James Sandi' son, do. ; Thomas Ma-queen, Cocesea ; William Bannerman, New-Elgin ; William Miller, New! Elgin. FREE PRESBYTERY OF ELGIN. A meeting of the ...

... were—Messrs Adam Davidson, Nairn; W. It. Gordon, Banff; J. D. Lamb, Nairn; James Petrie, Didltowu ; James Anderson, Inver. nem; Thomas Falconer, Inve rn ess. The men.bms of the Town Council present were —Provost Cameron, and Mr Forsyth, Town• Clerk ; Dailies ...

... 041440 Twu Ors* W 61.1111 Hardy, late Brighton College,. 1 min no, 1; N Motet., jun, LAU mla 31 tee, 2; U burlluguta Mouse rou, tato 46 am 3; Oultad mlo ma, 4. Hardy maga% Nickels at a mile, but tatter to him a imp, waits hardy west away sad Won by about ...

... for the Stewards (most of whom were peasant) we had may of the most influential supporters of desple-obseing. Asa Bellies Hardie Race had failed to fill, and the number of arrivals overnight minuted the clerks of the course in keeping halt hoar time, ...

... age ; and Mr. Thomas Kisgsley of Bierton is first in the class for bulls over ten and under twelve months old. The class for short-horn cows was as a whole excellent. The Marquis of Exeter's Sea Lark took the first prize, and Mr. Thomas Kingsley obtained ...

... that town within a few weeksarising front the bites of mad dogn. The deceased was • lad eight years of age, named it•maden. Thomas Butler, aged twenty-three, a butcher at Wedneabury, blew out his brains with a pistol. Deceased was of a melancholy disposition ...

... Captain Hartland. 24; D. Robertson, Ewa., 251; the Hon. F. Amberet, 231: Sir F. Johuatone. Bart.. 23; Captain Owen Williams, 23; Hardy, Esq., 23; F. Milbank, Esq., 11. P., 23; J. Lamont, Esq., M.P., 23; 0. Onelow, Erg.. M 25; Stewart Muirhead. Esq.. 25; A. J ...

... Class 15. Greyhounds (Champion Clan) : Bitches-lst, £l5, Mr. Thomas Green, fitapeley, near Nantwich, Gip/ y Queen. Chas 16. Greyhound' (Doge not eligible for Champion Class)-Ist, 216, Mr. Thomas Green, West End, 14autwich, Great Eastern ; ElO, Mr. ...

... (11b) Duke of Bamdton's Jolly Sit John Lord AnileleYe Early Morn GIN Mr Hampton. Vesparda L o rd Aogleerys ihnodeeert Mr 0 Hardy's Clarendon: Lord Betenean's Elegance Lord liartington's Incendiary Mr W Bovill'a eh o by Speculum out Lord Barth:4omi'. Attainder ...

... introduced (40) 1; W. Park A.O. (60.) 1; L T. Oahu Thomas H. and H. (4110 7 ; A. E. Ball, Tames H. and H. (soratobj 0 ; H. W. HILL 8.1. H. (l,0.) 0 A. J. Preston, (14.) 0; D. Dooldson, S.L H. 0; A. Hardy, LA .O. (14,1 0; P. Fullyn, Introduced (00,) 0; A ...

... tleuree Gilson I nouns Basting Edward Kl.gsbury Henry Whre Ylrr Harry Hardy James Jobe Smith Dyer Jobu rob William Cunningham Stephen Dickens El.:bard Hamden Charles reyue Thomas /Smith }hellos* search Freeman Robert Patile Charles firsts To Farr Tom ...

... defeat, but though he • good ssociad, with his usual look, Were we., of mound prin. 100 MU. Cer —First beat: E. Torte St. Thomas's, 1: then 0. Won by hill • yard. Time, ll{ aeo. Second beat: I. H. Wadden. Loa's, l ; H. A. Stunner. St. Bartholomew's, 1: ...