... 4. MARTIN V. MACKONOCHIE. 5. HERBERT V. PURCHAS. 6. SHEPPARD V. BENNETT. P n mia, AN — ,, ANG HARI. A Tale of Mahratta Life, Sixty Years Ago. from the Edition of 1826, by SIR HENRY BARTLE E. FRERE, G.C.5.1., X.C.B. C HANGE OF AIR, WATER, AND SCENE; a ...

... President, Ealta, has been assassinated Guitterez. leader of revolutionary movement, who proclaimed himself Dictatorand was hanged the people to a lamp-post. A Calcutta despatch announces the death, on the 12 th iust., of Prince Gholam Mahomed. The steamer ...

... Hunt waa to pby Taylor, D. Richards F. Bennett, and Tom Morris Joseph Bennett The final rrwult found elsewhere, but writing before it is known, J. Bennett appeals to me to have the beat chance. 8. Stanley and F. Bennett are matched to pley 1000 np, for 100 ...

... Heat:—C. Herbert and W. Chilling worth, Twickenham and Ino K.C., 1; E. P. Seare and S. Le B, Smith, L.R.C., 0. Won easily. Second HeatC. C. Knollys and A. Trower, K.R.C. Rowed over. Final HeatKnollya and Trower, Herbert and Chillingworth, 0. Herbert and ...

... Tarring, Henry B. Thomas, George Charles Winter Ware, Marmaduke Washington, and Frank Woods, Trinity; George Lovell Bennett, Harry Herbert Cochrane, Arthur Cust, Thomas David Griffiths, George Hanley Hallam, Robert Hey, Henry Parton Norton, John Ambrose ...

... was to be held in month’s time. . 1 the Annual Brewster Sessions for the county g Dorset, held Dorchester on Saturday, Mr. Herbert Hams, chairman, stated it waa not the intention strictly g the new Act for some time, in order that the g li'euce-holders ...

... Harrow from Richard Simmoode, Chanty Brookcr l» G«ofge Adia •, Bailway Bell from William Bennett to Thoe. Millar Jiggiot. Plumstbad —Eeeex Arme from Jamea Epaom to Herbert Parker; North Kent Tavern from Geo. Hickson to George Lloyd. In the earn of the Jubilee ...

... Auberon Herbert, M.P., attended a meeting of the Working Men's Institution at Newbury to confer with the members, the society having for years had to encounter difficulties of a pecuniary nature. The subject was fully discussed, and Mr. Herbert renewed ...

... our intimate enemy, who is so fond of indulging in ruffianly horse-play when the garotting trade is slack, or when Sheriff Bennett's cat is unusually active, was likewise overawed on Tuesday. For your rough is generally an arrant coward, and becomes very ...

... feel that more than once he would have renounced his task altogether had he not re- collected the positive injunction of Mr. Bennett, Go and find Livingstone. Those words acted upon him with talismanic force, and sustained him when his prospects of success ...

... account of some irre g ularities which were discovered in his books U p to within thin into it for luck. The farmer thereupon hanged him the purse, when seemingly be put NOW a few days of his dismissal the most implicit con, thing into it and returned it ...

... of weather. Brighton Aquarium was formally opened in presence of a brilliant company—the Lord Mayor of London, Mr. Sheriff Bennett, and Dr. Carpenter, President of the British Association, being among those taking part in the interesting ceremony. The Mayor ...