... o who have never ridden for hire. Two miles. Number One, aged Jollity, aged L.ord Westnmorland, a Machiavelli, 4 yrs Palse WhIg, 6 yrs Truth, 4 yrs Durham Catle, 4 yrseIltmnn, f yra tjreystock, 4 yrs Andalouse, aged Chance, U yrs Ainsty, aged Serlo-condc ...

... Tuh. 4 re Colonist, 4 yrs Forecaot, 4 yes Ainsty. aged Durham Castle, 4 yrs Chance. 6 yre Verger, 6 yro Maioss et, aged False Whig, 5 yrs Babbage, ag5d Andalouse, aged Pitman, 5 yrsa Batedan, 5 yrs Serbi Comic, 0 yea The STAM'ETON PAuse STV~EP'LszCaeA9 of ...

... CwG.Rugg 2 le Duke of ?? ss's Covdray, aged, lst 71b The fion. it. Willoughby 3 D- Mr J. Dovereux'r Pontefract (late False Whig), 5 yrs, lR1 1istb ?? ?? 0 Vs Dir H. Gartiwaite's lItavenstoin, aged, list 71bh,.oell 0 Cowdray was the favourite, 0 to 4 being ...

... sc-Played on Saturday S1 at llirkeiolead. Score: 0BBHSH1AB. TETGEQBPHISTS. Gbspreoan, b ?? Bran. 1 ?? Reed 13 P~ay ..n ?? 13 ?? 2 & Whig, o arrison, b Iye 0RBye. 0 Price, b Chaptan 4 MFEB15 lti ?? otlingham, b Bemsasi., D0nbolaIo b3OSWharnond, b 1mBltt I Reseb ...

... good and appropriate. And so at Salisbury Square, where Richardson wrote Clarissa Harlowe and riotous Tories pulled down Whig mug-houses, we leave Mr. Thornburv with our best wishes to move eastwards still on his not unprofitable pilgrimage. Digest ...

... considered as a great victory for the re Conservatives, as Shaftesbury has always been looked upon as a pocket borough for the Whigs, the influence r- of the Marquis of Westminster (which it is said was ts. freely used on thlis occasion), being very considerable ...

... bark;.S. 3.- 'Painter, 'goal.: Wood.l bridge-fr. Lpech~l and. ?? W. Gross,'lerfe;'wing; *-Whiit- ingtarid' W. G. Peirce, right whig'; iGV'D.'Poole,' W. A. .Jeffrie's; J. ,IL B~anunin', .and I-t Gall, centrd;j'G. E. 'KXeer (captain), half, back;' W. hirookef ...

... add. Weight for age. Ac. Iwo miles on the ftat. I1 O ?? Mr. T. Spence t 13 0 Pitman. 5 yrs ?? .. Mr. Davenport 2 11 10 False Whig, S vra ?? Mr. P. Barker 3 The following also ran :-D;:rham Castle. Mr. F. Co:pitts: Babbsge. Mr. J. H. Peart; Batsman, Mr. ...

... beings of the Invisible world-a piece of folk lore of which Sir Walter Scott makes use of in his romance of The Monastery, in whig DacreGlendinningadds to the mystic terrors of the night by an account of her own experience as a girl. And who but Iinto ...

... rterm towards the unfortunate tApsters? A Tory pailisment was returned for the ?? pu'pose of curing the odious and obnoxious Whig Licensing Bill; but, like BlAam, they have blessed that they were expected to curse. Icstead of relaxirg, parlia- ment seeel ...

... Fairfax. Emily, mare by Wamba., Harmonides. Lacermaker, Bardolp,~h Fragments, Windfall, Truth, Lorn, Westmore- land, False Whig, Moorhen. Outpost, Clyde, Sir Panciful. Marshal Says, Investrneat, Dunham Massey, Belfry, Exedra, Colonist, Mahomet, Land end ...

... Robert Lmton, 4 yr . lKr. ?? 2 11 0 e y . ?? E. W. .loughb_ t I The- n1lo~ lg ealran Bame G. . alke HopeK. X Mr.B. aler; Falselg Whig sMpr. -hmso et he ltn ng 9t e aso rc n li-G rto er KitnRo we ll; .ot ,pp to S e , Egfttolsecyb.o t olgh bbadby e third. LEWES ...