... BaUylusky; highly commended, Mrs. Power, Tallow. Yearling Colt—Hunter dan.— lst prize, /a; znd prize, prize, Colonel |Bushe, The Golden Horn, Speculation, by Ncwminster, ioner of the St Leger, dam by St. ; and prize. John Slattery, lismore. Yearling Filly—Hunter ...

... CORK. BY REQUEST GRAND DAY PERFORMANCE THIS DAY AT TWO O’CLOCK or CAPTAIN DISNEY ROEBUCK’S PANTOMIME, the fair one with the golden locks* Also, TO-NIGHT and each Evening until Farther Notice. Half-pint Seven will be represented Bnllwnt CUMMEDIETTA. At S ...

... bciidce being fined. Chancer, when boy. doubt htlped hie felber to nil Wine, and till tbe cope the dtiiena. day Ixiodon wee •boot fiftieth pneent me. eo that be had country life abort dietauce from where father lived. Smithfl.ld wee then great place for ...

... ithed vniton the I«lo of Wight et prewat, there ere none who enjoy thnstclvee more thoroughly then the Emprcw of Aoetrin. Cob booting her fevoanlo apart, oat], with the exception of Sunday*, the Imperial lady praetioee on borne* back on the Dawns the back ...

... importation of red legs (Eronch P»tndges) for breeding purposes has proved unsuccessful, and but few coveys have been raised. In Kent, partridges are abundant, and on the hill lands they are getting stroug and forward in growth. In many districts landlords ...

... Druggist, Americans are manufacturing golden syrup with sulphuric acid and starch. said blacken the teeth and chaw up the gizzard. From the Same land of iuoocenee read of currant jelly being fn.de out of old boots.— Medieal§J ...