... Guiana. The Spanish Minister transacted business on Saturday at the Foreign Office. Viscount Howiek departed on Friday for Doncaster,.on his way to the seat of his father, near Ainwick, Northumberland. The French and Brazilian Ministers visited Viscount ...

... SPORTING LITERATURE. TURF ANNALS OF YORK AND DONCASTER, together with particulars of the Derby and Oaks Stakes at Epsom, from the earliest period up to the close of the year 1843, interspersed with Biogra~phical Notices of the olden Jockies who have earned ...

... was very great, and a crowded house greeted him with prolonged cheering. HeY was suipported by Mr. Addison's company from Donc~aster. In thelatterpitece Mr. Cooke as Biffiln, Miss Stsvens as Miss Biffin, Miss Mason as Sophonisba, and Mr. Gaston Murray as ...

... flovonalhire. CxLASS StIL.Drvow Txrnmas..-Fpirot price, 10, and silver medal to breeder. Exhibitor, br. James Johl Facqohahrson, Langton, Blandford, Poroctls~ire. Breeder, Mr. James Qoartley, Mollan-house, South Holton, LONG-g()RNS, CrAsS XlI,-LowNG-oR5r 0x N ...

... Charles Bishop, the company consisting of the maneger, and Miss Mary Fielding, Miss G3orgina Cleveland, Mien H. Milll; Mr H. Langton, and Mr T. Hill, assisted by the amateura of Colchester, On Tuesday the performaneces were under the patronage of Sir Claude ...

... true sword of the Lord and of Gideon. The mourning mother and the sacred cottage in the background help to complete the ?? Langton calling upon the Barons to extort from King John the ratification of the charter of Htenry I. (N!o. 74), by Mr. Hart, is one ...

... Men's SccietY on Wcdneeday evening. The Hall was crowded. Iare. Halloran presided at the organ before and alter the Lecture, DONCASTER. THm Unn BooAL.-(Lessee, Ur. Addisoe.)-The Colleen BaIwe, under the able Management of Mr. William Sidney, has proved a great ...

... Chamber. lales, and Mrs J.- W. Hartley, On Saturday Midt) the now dreama of warp and W~eft is announced. DOOIVOSTEB. Tmil DONCASTER HluAcuIMOn SOCErTY grave their latt concesrt of the season In lbs Guild Ball, on fuesday evening last. Ths psintlprrl per- ...

... Croseland, end Mr Inuereall, and the Inetrumentaliste were Mriles (violin) and Mr W. Bcott (pianoforte). The members of the Doncaster Marmonic Society also asslated. Mrs Sunder. land retires from her professional duties in the full possession ef those high ...

... various commentators, and are commonly known as the first, second, and third variorumeditions. Among the annotators were Bennet Langton, Thomas Warton, Dr Percy, editor of the 'Reliques,' Dr Burney, Collins, the poet, Sir William Blackstone, and men, known or ...

... been here all the season) took her benefit, and although a great favourite as a dancer should have been more patronised. DONCASTER. OXFORD MusIc IIALL,-(Proprietor, Mr. T. Dodgson.)-The Sisters Turner concluded their engagement last week. These ladies ...

... the live characters, Floresice Langton, Grizzle Gietteridge, Mrs. Gammage, fiM'. ilarry Racket, and Barney O'Brian. The cast included tele strength of the coeipainy, aiid was aS ?? Ritsslorf, Miss Chaniberlaici; Una Langton, diss Ellis; Madamase litsdorf ...