... Bromwieh, jun, 0-1; Hagger, 0-7; Baynes, 1-4 (not o1t); Clarke, 12 (not outl: White, 0; Watkins, 0; Campbell. 0; Allan, 1; Rows, 4; Turk, 0-0; byes, &C., 11-5; total, 07.-St. Liedt's: Jophcott, 16; Harris, 10; Clarkson, 11; Green, 0; W. C. Harrds, 1; ...

... 13, total, 62.- Thoe 2,elcou: Walters, 6-8; Rimberlev, 0-0; Wright, 3-3; Aromwicb, Q-I; Hagger, 0-6; Turk, 0-0; Campbell, 0; Rowe, 4,. Fanes, 1-4; Walkins, 0; Alan, 1; byes, e&C., 11-5; WOLVxaurAawTOlN U~. BRIWNORTH,-Thl5 match was played at Wolverhampton ...

... BoBriton I Capt. flandlep's Saloon, 8st . Fordham 2 Mr. T. Eskeeti's Rejection, Pat Ills.J. Grimshaw 8 Earl of Uxbrldge's Coek row, 8et 101b. Frmnch 0 MSr, llopwood's us 8falvern, late E~xtinguisher, Set Sib ?? Ohalloner 0 M. NT. Eekrtt'e Ediuburgh, 8st 41b ...

... your oibedient servant, Vs;; DEVENTERt -25, Lever Street, Ifanchester. ?? Van Dleventer may now be consulted sit 17, Easy. Row, Birmingham. 155 5402 JToNis's PoIITmAnT us, DIEs5 7Boxers, TRtAVELLING RASo, and COarsoxCTALa SAOPLX CASE~Ss, the largest, ...

... Ches. ahhe, ditto ?? 5 0(O Fourth ,, ,, W. H. Dawes, Esq,, Moseley M.ell22 0 Fifth ,, ,, Messrs. Bennie and Adoock, Easy Row ?? flower vae Sixth ,, ,, Mr. George Owen, Broad Street ?? . . 1 0 0 ,RCONDITIONS: To be shot for at 200, 500, and 600 yardv ...

... submit themselves at once to his ?? -Cavent8Road: NMew, 27ail 1, 1863. -[Mr. Van Deventer may tow be consulted at 17, Easy Row, Birmingham.] Being deatroua to prevent dIsappointment, Horutman and Co. give notice that their signoture la on every Packet ...

... well es aoice. Sold in packets. Agents: Limlter and Miller, 20, Bennett's Hill: Mitchell, Hookley Hill: Nook, 69, illington Row: Topp and Co., 67, Smaallbrook Ste-set; Sill, 149, Steelhonse Lone; Shape, 18, Great Hampton Street: Bilsten, Bow, Gray; ,-iteef ...

... whom was entrusted some time azo the duty of enquirlng Into and raporting upon the state of metalliferous mines, whtch are row under the same rega- lations as coal mines, have just made their report. Tony say that the health of the workmen In these mines ...

... the fire would be shortly extinguished, and without any serious damage being done. ButaIRcGaW AND MIDn&ND AM HOSPITAL, Temple Row.-From 16th October to 22nd October, 1864: New 85se', 15B; Datlateanuder treatmqnt, 608; patients in the houe, 28. Attendance ...

... 32 bubo, will close. Beleral important stakes at Ascot, Epeom, o4ood, -Doncster, York, and other ?? meetliga, olose oA to-mo row (Tuesday), November 1. The Liverpool .pring Meeting Is fixed for the 7th and 8th of March, and that at Shrewebury on the two ...

... The Secretary of the Birmingham and Midland Eye Hoaplt&l, Temple Row, grateful!/ acknowledges a legacy of £19. 19». from the late Mr. Win. HallU, of Smtoa Ooldfield, paid by the executor* to the Banker* for the funds of the Charity ; alio, the receipt ...

... oj Mrs. Kitty Trevylyan. TiikPeksian Fire Temple —On entering the temple we found ourselves in a court-yard, round which ran row of low cells, whitewashed, to which low doors alone gave light as well access. A stone platform, with three steps, standing ...