... such as to endanger the lives of not a few of them. Protraeted as those outrages were, .not a policeman or a peaceoofflicer appeared on the ground to check them! On Saturday there was a boat--race froni'the Btidge to a buoy placed in the ...

... Smllit'll is ?? duly elected to serve as a burgess fori tlie borowijit of Chat- hanI. Tiat Llte saidl eit'rtioi is ai V'id elleCtion.1' Tat Josephli3 Greatflcad -l ies poeoveil to ii:ive beell bribed by lei ii olli'ed a itsiluation of a1 let ter-carriril in ...

... had offers to take 10 to I aist Patrick. After it go(d Iirace, Pa(tri-ck won by a lenyt r. I-Ier Ir'jesty's Plate of 100 guineas. 'wo miles. Air. Watt's ch c (Chit Chat, 4 yrs, by Magpie (Foley) ?? ?? . .. ?? ?? I Lord Witerf'ord's 1) c Redmood O'-lanlor ...

... yrs (Nolan) 0 Bettimg-6 to 4 oni llallinasloe, S to 1 ngst April Fool, 4 to I agst Chit-chat, 4 to 1 aget Polish colt. .Vncleverly by a length; Api'il Fool a good seconid Railway and Turf Club ice H-andicap, 5 sovs (iecl, 3 ft, 25 addud by the Great ...

... 11. It. Reynolds, after a service of thirty-five years, 11;1S been accepted, and Mr. Sergeant .Murphly, ALP., has been appointeil a Comumissioner, with a salary of 1,300t a-vmiar. T11e aplpoilntment will, of course, Ireatle a vacancy in the ...

... Prentice, Lsq., caslier ill tile Armagl1h la'tctil of tbe Bank of Irelntld. Oil Tuesday inorlning Mlv Prentice took a gbiss of vitrol in ?? a lnedlical dlrauflit V ald, notwithistandtlinlg tihe best Inodeicl lid, his deat h WvitS the iL'sult. I-Il lingered ...

... ll's ' andii i4 1) Vivid. Mr. Douglass 's r b Edith rats a bye. sc roxtli pie s. Fancy beat VengeLatce,; Legar lill beat Edlith; St. Clair ran a bye. Felscy beat St. Clair; Jo crar I-Eill ran a byc. mIOunTH TIES. Mr. Win(ler's L [gar Elill beat Lord Ltrgan'-s ...

... blundered and loat sevcral leng ths, which enabled Archimedes to comi in a winner by two lengths, Pathfintler a bad third. Time, 8 nsinites,.20 seconds. A sweepstakes of 1 sov each, with a Silver Whiskey B3owl, containing 130, for horses the property of tenant ...

... Mlteladote, ?? . ib (Capt. Williams) ?? ..0 ?? ?? 0 O dr Dl'lATtI tY A Brrn: FItOmi i Rar.-At a receIL trial of (ltgs in a rtletry, onet of tile rats cacapel( tihe lhu rier, andl got below :a eltair upton which oite nil tihe fitle ' htapiienetl to Ite at tile ...

... ti rue so to name ?? a NOlod tiun Ctmlled upon bly our gracious Sovereign to accept the high a post of hel represenitative in this country-when lie Waq a second tfime called upon to assume that Itigh l office-it must, indeed, he a graitiyinlg circuitistance ...

... for the purpose by the noble owner. The weather was most favourable for the sport, and there was a large attendance of its patrons, both local and fromt a distance; but, owing, to the great quantity of rain which fell the previous night, the ground was ...

... Sfhaw, Esq, A ballot took place, at which Spencer Pereeval, Esq., was admitted a member. ROYAL IHUNT.-The Prince of Wales has again 3 distiunsished hiusseif as a hantsoxan. Aceompanied f by Major Teasdale, on Friday afternoon, he ran down a flne fat stag ...