... Carrick L 2. Won easily. Four-ogzeil galisys; prize —Fairy ((r. A. Mater,) 1. Won, after en exciting ram by a few f•'et, uniting Uly and B ue BelL Pair-o ire., gigs; prize £6.—Won by Mr. P. Fallon's gig, beating those of Mr. B. M. Carrick cud Owen Barry ...

... large • sum even for co to icecritisia Mdlle. Christine Nilsson mid to have made 250,000 dollar. during her last tone in the United States, • sum equivalent to about £56,000 sterling. The fair Scandinavian sang in no less than 120 concerts, and appeared ...

... hospitals and dispensaries, aging upon his hearers the necessity of contributing to the fond. Poirr.—The Civil Sada Review says her Majesty has approved of a Civil List pension being awarded to Mr R. H. Horns, the veteran epic and dramatic , poet. Mr Horne's claims ...

... understands that the Government has no intention whatever of disturbing the arrangements under which men are now chosen for the Civil Services. LA131%4.4:11 111 la.:. it .1411 it may ai411.0 • The mi. km— .40.3110, :no 11.11 i1.40 . .1051 1111'. 11 '. • 41 ...

... Derby, which Mr. us some urd of the land in t has already told you that the United Kingdom is in the hands Less than 11,000 proprietors hold two-thirds of the land of the United Ki One owner of land, the Duke of 1, 000 acres of land, but as a good deal ...

... attributable to his conduct, ant the crime of assault not being charged against him. Tics United States Congress re-assembled on Monday. In the report resettled by the Secretary to the Treasury Mr Folger states , that the revenue for the put year amounted ...

... legislative body for the kingdoms of Great Britain and Ireland, and it was the kingdom then legislatively united that es meant when they spoke of the United Kingdom of Great Britain and Ireland (cheers). The country had not sufficient warning —it had no warning ...

... lichen point within the period at The Civil expenditere ea leveed le 1867.68, 'ohm it C 14.340,000. and mina that time it ban radially realties it. goat 1864-84 M,183.000. The total apes& tam as Army, Prim, and Civil Darden. of anclit, sad set being t 0 ...

... on the Newspaper Press of Great Britain ; its origin, progress, and present pontion, the competition ben g open to the United Kingdom. He served his apprenticeship as • compositor in the &otssurn ethos, and was then appointed a member of the reporting ...

... Strains, and all imitations, demise of the Crown takes place the Civil List will be tion stood the wi service, The it is very ble that the person offending i and do not be deceived by | 3. re-settled on basis of the cess, who is a head taller mother, was y et ...

... In ceders' favour et fifteen markets .4 the first .wok and mare or it,. in buyers' (svelte at stverdcen, but the I.t. et resettle have not been the moot eu,ontragiag. and wee s. rather I wirer fret a week ap e l e the fell le at in wt niarkete to C ...

... 000 were formeriy voted on Civil Service Estimates for the maintenance of pauper lunatics and other charges in Ireland, and £97,000 for a corresponding grant in Scotland. The total increase therefore is £1,042,000. The Civil Service Estimates havo been ...