... , Esq. John Dixon, Esq. John Martin, Se.r MP Sir WV. Al. T. Farquhor, Bart. Rowland Mitchell, EM.P ThomeoulIaukey, jun,,Esq,, M.P. James Morris E Eq. John Harvey, Esq. HtenryNraRq John 0. Hubbard, REsq. Henry t ?? George Juohnstone, REsq. ...

... Day 13t0 (A Chesnut colt, by High Treason out of Spes, by Stock3ell e ?? B l 230 ?? ti ly, by ?? John oS of Mareeillako, by eiy q 2 l t chieton ?? John Dawson 251 s Chesnutl flly,by King Johr out of Queen's Head,byBay B 0 ?? Ms. J. woolecetyt 100 B 5r ...

... of the House of s1nee 1 Commons to certain phases of the Cleveland- fit an 1 street scandals. Shbuld the vote on account be thirtl . fixed for an early d4 he will take the oppor- the I D tunity of bringing the matter forward. Failing Navil rthat, he will ...

... Settlement, all of whom offer therniocves for re-elction; also to elect ?? to the place of John Timothy Oxley, Eaq , ileccased. Notice is also given, tl'at John Stewvart Oxley, Esq. lees, in conformity with ?? of Settlement, given notice of Ilis intention ...

... street. Psrtomeo.Oquar&-MaflOser, JAMES! J. AILLJ.,Rkt Siccg' erossStatioa. nOAL.-LOCKE and Co., St. John's Collieries, Nor- U santon ?? 27; St.John s hess, a superior houiso cosl.,52S. tid.; Itithehn, 22s.: Vart- lay s 2ol.i NtS, 2.09.-NIidlsnidRa~iway ...

... last-n amdtook p lcebut Martini gofth~e best. di 53' the conteste and won. by halt a length'; a length endsa ?? ?? second n4 thirtl. Foe ?? e W- fourth, rslsffh hno it y hr Sevonth,lenceegth ?? adtaye ts , headed the rswowr hpe nb tlna 50 Warhorn, sand ...

... the proceedings considerable inter- d ruption. was caused by a body or young fellows at the R back of the ball, aud about thirtl were ejected, many I reeii uloe rough handl Ing in the* process. I ro gg, in the course of his address, referre-d f t the ...

... Prowse, CleapsiLle: autd at Hanover-square Rooms. eR. and Mrs. GERMAN REED, with Mr. IAL JOHN PARRY, 1vill give their Now Entertainment, THE FA-IILY LEGEND, and Sr. John Parry's Musical Narrative of the COLLEEN BIAWN, EVERY EVENING etrcept Satur- day), at8 ...

... time of naming; winners onces before starting, 61ils twice, 71b extra; second to receive 10 per cent. on the stoke, and the thirtl to save stake. T.Y.. (Li feirlons 44 yardsl,.(100 subs,) Pitteri, f by Trumpeter.-The Roe Cocktai (llb), Jiby Bled- ?? (Sib) ...

... Agents. JOHN S},AW, ' SCTOCK and SHARE DEALER, WJABDROBE-CHAMBERS, DOCTORS'-COM- M0ONS, ?? to St. Paul's-churchyard. JOHN SHAW, tl QUEEN VICTORIA - STREET, nearly - 165. op~posite' 'Ames offices, and a few yards frqe j Sleeldriars Stetion. JOHN SHAW, ...

... the cams- wvasiug 1,;.rty; Mr. Hylton, who is now dcad, aud I think alco Mr. B. Jay, Mr. C. PrestonI Mr. J. Preston, Mr. Thirtle, Ills. Roses, Mr. J. C. Smith, Mr. H. Tees. dale, Mr. C. Woiolverton, Mr. W. Wrig~ht, and Mir. F. Wvorship. I did not Bee ...

... n C M aon T ~IteLyda Foote Mie6 NMrreys, and Mie John Weod-FreceAed, at S. by GOOD 6RACIO3 STRREE THEATRE. a Tin EvxarNG. at 1.0, THE ?? M. Harry 1ekseoc, tMesrs. W. 1. Sutherland, A. C. Lilly, John P oes A. Fetonet, F HiUtle', J Elmoore B. Rbino, IMorgan ...