... to convey their Resolutions to Sir John Sinclair. Ear'y Saturday morning, some persons broke into 'he dwell of Mr. Joseph Parkinson n-ar this city, and >tole therefrom seieral silver spoons, some articles ol wearing apparel, ice. with which they escaped ...

... Highness by Mr. Sanders, after the reading of steamers. After waiting a considerable time the people tliis report; and then Mr. Parkinson, the Secretary of the were gratified by the eight of the Royal yacht, followed at Exhibition, delivered into the hands of ...

... within the last few weeks Act has been placed upon the statute Book, which, it is hoped, may permanent benefit to the trading cumin unity luge. Copies of this Act may be had b>' the members application to the manager. The Mnpuai meeting of the societies was ...

... SIR HENRY. a, 11.8 'rberney 3 Alen ran: Bed a Moue (A. Walters). Woilld _ I Woodman). Crusader (11. Hunt). Jenkins (F. I Parkinson), Palette (G. Sadler). Ethbob Ir k O. Mageettlek IC. Horan:. Oates (Maley). and Picture Card (Jackron). Winner trained by ...

... Brent, Misses A. cud L. Cartwright, Rev. T. S. anti Mrs. Cogswell. Rev. E. A. Creed. Mr. R. U. Coates, Mies K. E. Crosse, Miss Cumin, Rev. L. If. and Mrs. Dahl, Mr. and Mies Raton, Mr. Thomas Gillett. Rev. G. H. Holley, Stopper. Mr. J. T. Hotblack. Mr. E. ...