... ArthurCarrlWalford, B.A., Cambridge; Ed ward Gilbert Highton, B.A., Cambridge ; Charles Arthur Turner, M.A., Oxford; Charles Booth, M.A., Cambridge; Thomas Burtt, B.A., Cambridge; John Edward White, B.C. L., Oxford; and John Cook, Esq. [Advertisement ...

... Booth, Bart., late bf Paxton Parl, Hantingdonshire, Nlio died on Augmest 2G last, was proved on thie Sht icestant, by Sir Charles Booth, the beother, ald Jolen 31arslated, the sxdcttora, the personal estate being sworm under Thice will, dated October 5 187G ...

... , Judg Henry Stoddard, Captain Von Strauben. zee, Professor Seymour Eaton, Mr. Andrew Aik- man, Dr. Jerrold Bale, Mr. Charles Booth, Mr. Vernon H. Brown, Miss Brown, Dr. E. B. Cady, Dr. Stricler Coles, Rev. B. Coles, Lieut. G. M. C. Davidge, Mr. David ...

... aside; or give Harvey (of Longton) two yards in that length. He will also take a yard start, in the same dis- tance, from Charles Booth (of Barslem), or Levi Lowe (of Tunstall). Money ready at the New Inn, Longton, Stafford. shire. ENOCH GOODFErLOW (of Burslem) ...

... 22-George Devonport andT ff Thide aslde it Licester Thma Tuby, 120 yards, for 5 soya ; 29-Johm DuInntg, of Tunstall, and Charles Booth, of Burslern, 220 yards, for 10 sovs a-side, at Smallthorn. '29-Joseph Wimpenney, of Huddersfield, and Henry Woodhouse ...

... to be appointed to watch and certify that the parties (io what's right. A match for 25 sovs a-side is concluded between Charles Booth, the Fawn, of' Bursle'n, and William Sherratt, of Tunsiall. The distance tramed is 120 yards, to come ofl on Monday, the ...

... to run one mile, Maxfield giving Lhirty-five yards start, for 20 soys a-side. 14-Boulton Pbillips, of Newcastle, anud Charles Booth, of Burs- lem, 140 yards, for 20 soys a-side, at High Carr, near New- castle; Booth to have two yards start. 15-W. Brown ...

... score yards, and the latter at eight. Ralph Manley is a great favonrie in the Potteries, and has beat Ralph Peak twice, Charles Booth, the Burslem Fawn and Edwards, of Longton. He is barely twenty-one years ?? age, and is not so tall as Phillips, who stands ...

... nnglvam, to run one mile, Mtaxfield giving thirty-ftve -arsstart, for 20 sovs a-side. iouttons Phillip-, of Newcastle, and Charles Booth, of Burt- terna 140 yards' for 20 torn a-side, at High Carr, near New- castle; Booth to have two yat d3 start. 15S-W. Brown ...

... Penkball, will run Thomas Maulay, of New. castle, six score -yards, for 25 soya a side, if be -will give two yards start. Charles Booth, of Buralem, maybe accommodated upon the same- terms: He, can be heard of at the Butcher's Arms, Penksall, Stafordahirs ...

... Westminster, on the 23rd ijst. BOOTH AND SIANLEY.-A further instalment of 5 sovs a-side. for the 120 yards spurt between Charles Booth, of Burslem, and Ralph Mlan- ley, of Newcastle, is to be effected at Mr. Caton's, on Tuesday evening next. The appointed ...

... Auchterl'css -awnrded 'tAhei prizes as follows :-, Mr Durno, farmer, Kirkton, Culsalmondt; r ,2, James Angus, servant to Charles Booth, Ladybeg, Auebter- less; 3, James Morrison, Newiton, Anebterless; 4, Johin Straoham, 'I farmiers son, Overibill, Anehtorless; ...