... chase. A noable Viscoent, (our future master,) his brothers, (this colonel and resr-sdmniral,) a scion of the noble house of Russell, the Bairon of Pence, the worthy Baronet of Ansley, asid Isis kindl-searted and facetious fellow In rank frons Grenode, attended ...

... ,gJotthngtellipae. READING STEEPLE CHASES. YESTERDAY. Ste'ards: Sir C. Russell, Bart.,, and J. J. Wheble, Esq.. Handicapper, Mr. B. Johnson, York. Clerk of the Coursqe, ?? W. H. Hibburd, Reading. The morning opened much more promising than yester- day ...

... Hind - - - I Beech, b. King - 2 Johns, c. Standley- - - - - 10 Wheeler, b. King . . . Swift, c. Bassett - - - - 8 Caddick, b. King - . . . 0 Toilckiss, b. King - - .- - 0 Hflrison, 0. Stautou - 0 Smith, not out -. . 1 Russell, b. King - - - - Evans, b. Itg ...

... Bourne, b. Tyrrel, c. Maybury - 07 Tiomrse Harris, b. Maybury - 1 Thomis Hemming, b. Alger 12 Daniel Hlartle, b. Msybury - 18 John Harris, le. Maybury - - 10 W. F. Hacrleson, ran out 3- - 3 Wililace Harrison, b, Maybilry - - .5 George Bourno, b. Tyrrell ...

... Wallace, c Bagns'd-. 0C J . Mills 3 Ifill,St W.,Sinilh -0 Ibw-0, Meson, not nut- - - erun out Blunt, h John Mills. . -.-0 b Peynton- s Beche, b John Mills 0 st out - - 0 * Byes, dir. - e Efyei, diC. 4 Total- - -2 Total 46 Stepkesnon, b Gould6 S. Mills ...

... score. WLAI * WALSALL. Spicer, b Vykng- - - 0 Emery, b Lane - -5 :- Wheeler, c Boon- .- - 20 Beach, b Boon - - - 40- John, ?? - - 22 Russell, b Lins - - 0 Fisher, b Lane - - 6 Tottey, b Boon - - - - - 4 Dixon, b Lane - - 12 Johnson, b Lane - - - 4 Profiitt ...

... . - 0 Baker, b Russell - - - - 4 b Russell * . 2 Johnson, b Emery - - - - 0 b Emery - - - 1 Byes, &c. - - - 3 Byes, &c. - - 0 Total - - 27 Total - - 13 MR. DIXON'S ELEVEN. Russell, c Standley - - - - 14 Beach, b Powell - - - 46 - Johns, b Henderson - ...

... contribution to the very slowly ad- vancing score. His successor was Air. Russell. The proceedings were soon after enlivened by Mr. WVyre drawing one more at the heel, when Mr. Russell was bowled by Caffyn. Mr. Curtis, the next batsman, was treated in the ...

... resulting itl three. Mr. Catterell was shortly afterwards howled by Wisden, having made three singles, and was followed by John Brown, wlfn was bowled by Widedn the first ball. Mr. Brlggs, after being joined by Mr. Ilunn, was also bowled by Wioden, with ...

... felding of the Walsall gentlemen was superior to that of the Lich. field. The fellowing is the score:- WALSALL. LICHFIELD. S. Russell, c Strongitharm - 3 ?? K. Mott, b Wyre - - - 7 C. Cotterill, b W. K. Moet - 10 W. H. Stewart, c Berry - - 1 a. W. Meore, c ...

... This day ?? Nor. ?? Hawkstone. Friday ?? - ?? Aston. Saturday - 5.. Carden. (PFeso Laos Night's Gasette.) BANKRUPTCY ANNULLED. JOHN BA'1SLONE, late of Southwark, Surray, builder. BANKRUPTS. BENNETT BARNEIT, Burlington Street, Middlesex, dealer in pictures ...

... Wheatcroft) 0 Mr. Colton's Ealle, aged, lst. ?? ?? Bears) 0 Mr. Audinwood's Whaley, aged, list. 101b ?? (Owner) 0 Mr. Smith's Russell, aged, 9st. 01b .. ?? (Johnson) 0 Mr. Cox's Red Rover, 4 yes, lOst. l01b ?? (Owner) 0 Betting: 3 to 1 each agst Black.Tommy ...