... Berry-lane, near Leigh, over the ] whole extent of the moss, a distance of four miles . and a half, with a large attached train of waggons and passengers, in seventeen minutes; and returned at a speed amounting to twenty-four miles an hour, but: diminished ...

... He was wrapped in blankets, his head being covered with a. light cloth, and carried into a house close at hand, and put to bed in a dark room, where, after taking a few spoonsful of weak soup and a small quantity of wine, he fell asleep. His ...

... trbforse i three, and in a few minutes after got: away without a flei start. Cassanidkawas first off,dnd kelpt in thevan for about a qurterof amile whd sheresilie, and for the rest 'of ci ,the distance contented herself with a vr ubepsto.I Chapeau immediately ...

... Behind came a long file of mourners bearing lighted torches. The body was at length deposited in the grave, over which it is stated to be the intention of Nourrit a friends in Naples to erect a monument. On the 14th inst. a solemn mass with ...

... dysrold (John Doyle) I Mr. Ferguson's~egm took rcaa, old .. 2 C~rkane toketep ?? at a goad pa ce, H/arkay 'keeping a length behind-. At the three-mile post Doyle putt i horse In a trot, endeavourin omk the crack take up the running. This he failed in doin ...

... tienced kicking him in a violent manner, and would no doubt have murdered him had it not been for the interfe- rence of a butcher, who on passing by remonstrated with the fellow, and called him a coward. He instantly made a furious attack upon the ...

... HANOVER BRIDGE, . ~~~CARLOW. On Friday night a quarrel took place at a shebeen house at Hanover Bridge, kept by a person known by the name of Sweet Briar. A pooryoung man named Laurence Hen.- nessy, lately a patient in the Carlow Lunatic ...

... of the Hon. E. L. Mostyn, added to a Sweepstakes of 10 sovs. each. Mir. Flintaff names ch. h. Harkaway ?? ?? I Mr. Mostyn names ch. c. Chit Chat 2 11er MAJESTY'S PLATE of 100 guineas. Captain Lamb's ch. h. Chit Chat 2 Lord Milltown's ch. c. Leprecaun ...

... storm, there was a shower of ice. The pieces were of the f imhpe, and some of them of the size, of a common hen-egg p Onte of them, half an hour after it had fallen, weighed l fifteen peirnywseights, and measured in the circumference a of its length five ...

... and his casque surmounted by a plume of blue and yellow ostrich feathers. His magnificient steed was also richly ca- parisoned with draperies of blue and yellow silk, and had on a head-piece of polished brass, surmounted by a plume similar to that worn ...

... to 4 agst Ochiltree. Won by a length. I Second heat: 2 to I agst Myopes, 2 to I agst Tamburini, and 7 to 2 agst The Morning Star. Won cleverly by a I length. Third heat. 2 to I on Myopes. Won by a head. I The following is a statement of the betting after ...

... :Mr. Robert Hooper, a surgeon, said that thc skeleton was that of-a young fernale. Neither the skull nor any of the bonies of the body were fractured. The skeleton was quite Perfect. A gentleman in, court said that about 30 years ago a young female committed ...