... she hounds 'went jingling back, aud reached the grousid were puss'y was Origittally suet 'with ; esid as she hasd sst sat clown withsosut woriduig sits ususi labyrineth, eee Itounds becasne sileist, but soto idle : thsey troll knew she was not foar from ...

... thickest part, and weighed 25st. It was retailed at the rate of 4d. per ?? Courier. On Thursday last an eel was taken in the Clown pond, belonging to J. B. Bowden, Esq., which measured three feet and a half in length, and nine inches in circumference.-Ibid ...

... specie, 15 soys each, 5 ft. Heats, once round. Two sovs entrance. Second horse to save his stake. Lord Howthls b h Little Clown, list _ - (OwNEs) 4 1 1 Mr. Brown's b h Pilgarlic, list 01b - (Mr.H.DrxoN) 52 2 Mr. Magil'ss ch c KCing of Kelton, 10st 41b ...

... M aid, Breeze, Brilliant, Briton, Brunette, Cailinog, Camilla, Caroline, Cat, Chance, Charlotte, Cherub, Circe, Clarence, Clown, Clatha, Cyclops, Clymene, Colleen, Columbine, Comet, Corsair, Crazy Jane, Crusader, Cur- lew, Cynthia, Czarina, Daise', Daphne ...

... Moore, Esq.; from Ly- ?? 1: Elizabeth Cutter, the Hon. Augustus Moreton, fromSouthampton, andsailedtothe eastward.-7pm i.: Clown Ketch. His Grace the Duke of Portland, from the west of Scotland, and pro- ceeded to Southampton; light breeze. E.N.E. and ...

... old sta', at the hithber end of the Blarford cover; lie immediately made oW4 for Berry village, crossed the Ece, over Court clown; thence to Ballneek, and up the river to Mlountsea; here he tookk to tlh water again, then turned back to MBarsh bridge, and ...

... being of the wide awalke school; yet they have first and foremost, money; next, they will spenid it; tertio, as our old clowns would ratiocinate, they are backed up by a mass of connexion on this as on the other side the Mersey, with mercantile and ...

... he has the best part of wisdom, wealth-took his chair, gathered round Ititn the implements of war and set to work in right clown ear nest iii double quick time. Were we to say that he lain out 700 on the Rosalie colt, from 30 up to 26 to I, we should be ...

... squeezing, a vast deal of breath would have been expressed, and as it was, did express itself, by giving tongue, and running clown a pretty considerable quantity of game. The room was densely thronged, much like the week before Epsom, and the scent wassoon ...

... myriad lights, are extinguished-the caprioling of the nany-colored steeds is stilled, and the mirth-inspiring chuckle uf the clown is departed-all have passed away like the base- less fabric ofa vision.' Ruin alone marks the spot where stood the theatre ...

... in the race last year, and but for being pulled in his stroke leading at the bushes, his friends insist he would have been clowned with laurels; but from deference to the stable, we should have deemed Broadwath stood the best chance of the Dawson lot. Though ...

... butworked beautifull',,and speedilyregauied tle scent, shich they carriedbreast high rightinto a cottager's house, in the midst of Clown village, ?? poor puss had in vain sought a place of security; for, althoughisaved Irons the I greedy jaws of the hounds, she ...