... Brady, Lee,, Snows, St George, Corbett, Harris, White, Rugland, Hay- den, Melson, Johns, Falls, Cobtley, Little, Hayden, Mayne, Meldon, Purcell, Bllis, Creed, St John, Clarke, Latouace, Cane, Henry Carey, Heyland, Legrand, Hillyard, Dodaell, Bayley, ...

... Monsell, and Charles H. Grattan Emerson and F. 2 G. Haddock as umpires. The following gentlemen composed the Ards team:-Messrs. George Jamison (oaptain), Samuael M'lee (hon seC ), Thomas E. Montgomtery, Robert A. Simms, John Gordon, J. Dill, lharles ...

... Bras'AsT PrusoN.GATE MisssioN.-The committee met yesterday in Tudor Lodge, Cruinlin Read. There were present-Rev. John Bristow, Rev.John Spence, Rev. D. K. Mitchell, Dr. Moore, Mr. loung, Mr. Mull, Mrs. Carlisle, Mrs. Irving, Mrs. Bristow, Mrs. Lowry ...

... acknowledgrment and commemoratlon of the munificent bequest of 4,4001.1 by' tvet''ght ononrable James Grattan, son of the illnstriots and ienetated Henry Grattan. The governors, who heeb3 record their sense of his generosity, deem that the value ot the bequfest ...

... several changes in the Goodwood Stakes ?? Clt byHanlia, out of Lady Rurgerford, being freely supported at 10) to 12, while Cardigan, whose coming I have already predicted, is quoted at 9 to 1. which price has also been accepted ahout Cherie. White Rose ...

... left them the winenrs by four points (two forfeits) to one point. JOHN MITCHELS (GLASTHULE) v. HENRY GRATTANS (INCHICORE)-This was a very well-eontested match throughout, the Grattans playing with fine dash, which, however, was not equal te the handiness ...

... F. Williams. - - Conmander&, from 26th March, 1816-Xqjor-General Sir Harry D. Jones; Sir Richard Airey; and the EErl of Cardigan. Officers, from 16th January, 1856-Lientenant-Colonels the Hou. St. George-Foley and Stopford Claremont. TO THE EDITOR OF ...

... The following yachts are at and about the station :_The Magician, Commodore Batt; the Emera d, John Thomas, E q s Fana schooner, captain May; Florinda. John ulhbolland, Esq. Nautilus, G orge Batebon, E:q; Oridna, tchouner, S Loas Dflache; ols, Esq, Lieutenant ...

... Anseadine, 5 to 1 aspt Itosalba.l Win b1 ty a length ; a neck; betwveeno secend andl third I Thude Sefton Biennial-I'bince John, beat Mtidshla Temnple.; DERlBY SUMM~ERb 3IEETING7-YrsrxjtD.4v. Selhln Stat-os-Sister to Rh~ysawrth iily, 1, ; irce fiily- ...

... CReel. TIC Sweet Galingale (Mr. Crawshaw) ?? . Sr. ICopernicus (Sir. Yates).. .. ?? amse Also ran -Sir John, Page.t c Bettieng-fl to 5 on Sir John, 5 to 2 each eagt Sweettoo Gahogale and Copernicus. ~~are a Swet Glinel la, ?? close attend- mae- good race ...

... Balmer, IO to 1 each agst Blackberry and Florence St. John. Star Trap led till the turning out of the straight, when Blackberry drew out with six lengths' lead of Star Trap, with Florence St. John, ard Tommy Tittlemouse next, -iand Prospective last. So ...

... Mr Herbert and Mrs Preston, Mtr and Mirs Ambrose More O'Ferrall, Mrs W Cravwshay Mr P M's 3ootyu, Mr NY Grattan a,,d Mrs Grattan, Capt * H1 r Grattan, Capt ?? Headley, General, Mirs, and the Slispeg Irwin, Capt St Leges, R MT, and Mrs St Leger; Capt Hutchinson ...