... CARPENTER, Paddington, onmnibus builder. HENRY PHILLIP3, Old Kent Poad, and Brighton, drapler. DANIEL FRANCIS OAICEY, Patorseoter Row, bookseller. FREDERICK LILLIE, Ardleigh, miller. GEORGE HENRY BiRENTNALL, Watford, coal merchant. BENJAMIN MOOR, High Hlolborn ...

... to this Exhibition will find a large V Stock of good and cheap FAMILY, SCHOOL, AND COMMERCIAL STATIONERY, i At No. 2, EASY ROW, PARADISE STREET, From which they are respectfully invited to lay in a good supply, and thereby effect a considerable saving ...

... the 2ad inst., of scarlatina, aged four years and eight months. Edward Benjamin, fifth son of Mr. Joseph Baxter, of Ashted Row, in this town. On the Rth inst., Mary, relict of John Oughton,, Esq., of Sutton Coldfdeld. On the 9thinst., in the 53rd year ...

... week has been un usurally spring-like. The wheat plant is msaking steady progress, and looking very equar generally in the rows. Thle continued dryness of the substratum keeps it well in heart; but the want of water is still very inconve- nient, amn a ...

... breast to areast with his opponent. A severe struggle homewards for hint place now entsted; Stokes, however' when within a row yards of moome, trade a vigorous effort, and finished a close and well-con- ?? :eated race by-ruslni i a winoerby a quarter ...

... DIED. Onthe 2nd inst., agodid mouthsT'ohsase, only soa ot Mr. Willians RobinaSon, grocer, of Constitutiou ?? eand Hesn-pteacd Row; and on tihe 6thint., atged luypars, Sarah, the beloyed wife of the above Mr. On the 26th nt. in. the 2Sth year of his age, ...

... Herry's Peoreos, 4 yrs, 7ot. (Percy) 2 MLr. rove nd. 1alliford, 3 yrs, 5st. ?? (Parsons) 3 Mr. Parker's Bevis, 3 yrs, 7st ?? (Rowe) 0 Mr. Antrobus nd. Whimsical, 3 yrs, 6st. 41b. .- (Adanm) 0 Admiral Rons ud. Pirate, 3 yrs, 4st. 121b. (Malthouse) 0 Betting: ...

... WidiameDimook n o if .D tle ye r o aeEsa, -wifo e o l. IF you want ?? LSS, say you must ;3A D E N'S, 185, BBOAD STREET, or EMq PL ROW, THE L4RGl;ST AND O ROO IB N - BIELaagQ~j ...

... WALKER, Southampton Street, iolborn, and WValham Green, Middlesex, auctioneer and licensed victualler. JAISIE3s POWELL, Mliddle Row, Knightsbridge, Middiesex, draper. HEN ttY MITO R ELL, Ryde, Isle of Wight, batcher. THOMAS ALLEN DRUUCE, WVitley, Ox~ordshire ...

... Sst. 11hb.. (PsitChard) 0 - Mr. Lowthers Brine, 2 yrs, 6st. 71b . ?? (Daley) 0 Lord Ailesbury's Plumper, 2 yrs, 6st: Sib. ?? 'rOW) 0 Betting: 7 to 4 aget Neophyte. 4 to I agst Chdro Aunie, t9 1 aga COlemantho, S to 1 agst Predictor. A deat ?? heat: Even ...

... Mr. John Arthur, of Paris, who has always taken so active a part in upholding the honour of English aquatics in France, to row any English crew for th6i championship. Mr. Arthur was too happy to: take up the glovo, and invited our Londoners' to France ...

... in half a minute, and 'as passing him, when Corby deliberately rowed across ill, and on wshichiever side Everson tried to pass, Corby in [ie most disegraceful manner crossed himt, and rowing biead of him just clear, kept him astern right across the ver ...