... election in consequence of having permitted themselves to speak slightingly of the most important of all subjects we allude to Dr. Lushington and Lord John Russell. The for- mer had talked contemptuously of the exertions of the Home Missionary Society (which ...

... honourable mind for the loss of indepen- dence ? Goose.—So far so good but why have you recently in- troduced into your paper Mr. Renie's invectives against the Duke? and why did you last week call upon his Grace for a defence? Merlin.—It is the duty of ...

... twelve at Basinghall-street. George Gwilliam, Bristol, soap boiler and candle manufacturer, Dec. 14, at one, at the Office of Mr. King, Bristol. J PARTNERSHIPS DISSOLVED. John West, and Wm. Taylor, Bristol, corn merchants. John West, Wm. Taylor, and Thomas ...

... Cumberland, West, Edward Stanley, Samuel Irton 2 0 Dartmouth, Colonel Seale 1 0 Denbigh, 0 1 Denbighshire, Sir W. W. Wynne and Mr. Bagot 0 2 Derby, Strutt, 2 0 Devizes, W. Locke (R), Sir P. Durham 1 1 Devonpoit, Sir E. Codrington, Sir G. Grey 2 0 Dorchester ...

... Pigott, R. Baring, F. Gore, W. O. Plumtre, J. P. Baring, W. B. Goulburn.Rt.Hn.H. Polhill, Captain Baring, Rt. Hon. A. Goulburn, Mr. Setjt. Pollington, Viscount Baring, H. B. Graham, Sir J. R.G. Pollock, Sir F. Baring, T. Grant, Hon. Colonel Powell, Colonel ...

... hurdles. Mr. J. R. Newcombe sb. h. Cannon Ball, aged list. I I lb (Alr. Powell) 2 1 1 Mr. J. Stevenson's cli. g. True Blue, aged, list. 111b (Mr. Baiker) 12 2 Mr. R. Harris's b. g. Chronometer, 6 yrs. lIst. illb ( III r. P. Pay n c )3 3 dr. ...

... G. Becfto«fc's Set* 8 Mr. Rarner's Qui? Mmut 4 Mr. Bond's Young Kc*fc^ S Lord Exeter's Hybiscus 6 tvon cteverty. The Woollcote Stakes of 30 sovs. each, h. ft.: t,wo-yeat-old colts, 8at. 61b, i fillies, 6st. 31b. Ie&t half mile: Mr. WorraUsPeon Captain ...

... Charnberlaih suPPor,er»' a'1 assisted by the Lord 4 went to the ah 8vv°r ...

... 9st. 4 Mr. R. Higgins's b. g. Sam Weller, aged, list. 21b dr. Galloways.-Heats, twice round the course. Mr. Turner's br. g. Tom Tough, aged 8st. 71b. (Turner) 2 1 1 Mr. Gibb's br. m Polly Hopkins, 1 2 dr. Mr. ...

... brashes, 1 hamper—Mr. Armstrong; 2 hampers, truss-Mr. Phillips; 4 bundles beds, box, hamper, 3 clock cases, crate ot ware, 20 chairs, 2 packs beds — W. Pinch; basket of Jump black—A. Walters; 2 bags—W. James, Tredegar bundle of brashes, parcel-Mr. UnderwooJ ...

... T. Winnington I Birmingham JosbuaScholelield.G. IL Muntz 2 Bodmin .Major Vivian, Lord Leicester. I 1 noltOlI .P. Ainsworth.. Dr. Bowring.. B0ston Sir J. Duke, T. S. Brownrigg 1 1 Btadford »i.\V. C- Lister, J. Hardy.1 1 Brecon C.M.Morgan 1 Bridgnorth T ...

... (Frisby) 1 Mr. J- Green's ch g Forty-Two, list 81b (Worth) 2 Mr. C. Mare's Nimrod, lOst 10lb (Scott) 3 Mr. Powell's b g Spangle, list 21b (Owner) 4 Mr. Davies gg Regulator list 101b (Abbott) 5 Mr. Hunter's b g Bucephalus, list 101b ...