... Co BE SOLD, A GREAT BARGAIN, that Elegant and Fast Sailing Cutter Yacht, THE MAIA (Five com cspletely rigged and itted for immediate use, with iron ballast, Pigand Two Sets of Sails, nearly new. be seen, and particulars had of E. BULVsE, Esq., Acorn Wharf ...

... quarter of a Initeiate tille aulotnwce; Yawnts to sail as Cutters, Cutters allowing to yawls a fourth of their totinage; 10 restrietion as to canvas; Course, fraol DOVER TO BOULOGNE AND BACIL To sail with the usual fittinigs i; ordinary cruising trim ...

... Ouisiders, by ' Tie Geontlemiant ?? Black.'-Yachtinig tlll Itowing-P aris Sport sail Paris Life- Our Van.' London: A, Il. BAmIY and to., tjornill. YEVN 'I-1 ANNUAL SAILING-BAIRGE 1 MATCH, TUESDAY, JULY 20rta, 10ti. ,rhe Coirnoittee liave the pleasure of ...

... GIL' ANNUAL SAILING-BARGE MATCH, THURSDAY, JUNE 23d, 1870.. Ci unzitece have tilo pleasure of informing barge owners of the Theol d XedraY tilit tbe l aceis dxed to come off as above. rho otoi Fll IRST-CLASS (TOPSAIL) BARGES f 0 dhg eO tons register. ...

... other rig. Quarter of a minute time allowance. Yawls to sail as Cutters, Cutters ellon lag eo Yawils a fourth of their tonnage. No restriction as to canvas. Cacrse, frem lice NORtE TO DOVER. Te sail with the usual fittings, in ordinary cruising trim, to ...

... yet not so exactly as to infringe upon legal rights, exercise an ingenuity that, employed in an original chan- nel, could not Sail to secure reputation and profit.-ADAMS. C1AUTION.-Examine each Bottle, and see that ?? the Capsule is marked ENNO'S FRUIT SALT ...

... (Maochostor.)-SoOne of youer aoerseation6 are correct, but rather too seocre. Wv. e. BC-Garibaldi is a native of Nice, and it sail to be in hisfifty-seeond year. H .p.- Mren are but children of a 7arsqcr prowth i* a tine fror Dryden's play of Ali for Love ...

... guineas, to be sailed for by Schooner Yachts belonging to a royal Yacht Club. No restriction as to sails or rel and no e allowed for tonnage. Entrance Fee, 2 2s. Four to sart or norace. Couros to be fired by Committee on day of sailing. A PURSE OF THIRTY ...

... first boat to receive 10, second s. SIXTH. A PURSE OP FIFTEEN SOVEREIGNS to be sailed for by river latteen and cutter boats; latteeners, with latteen foresail and lug mizen- sail; four to start or no race; half-a-minute per ton allowed for difference of tonnage; ...

... llrseb sbould bo dolivtre ecarly on D11duty tetdsilTIIraIAy'S. Carriages tad florseseau be inspected two days before Other saile. S AucuLItto are paid on Hlildays und Thursdays only fromi Tea to Four o'clock. ltorscs are n otrcecived for private sale, ...

... Thirty Guineas, to be sailed for by Yachts et any Rig er Tonnage, Government ltossurement, belonging to the Royal l~acolieb Yacht Club. Time Race. Wiener to pay 3 to the Regatta Fuad.. A PIECE OF PLATE, value Ten Guineas, to be sailed for by Yachts not ...

... Thirty Guineas, to be sailed for by Yachts cf sny Rig er Tonnage, Government Measurement, belonging to the Royal Ilarwich Yacht Club. Time Race. The winner to pay 23 to the Regatta Fund. A PIECE OF PLATE, value Ten Guineas, to be sailed for by Yachts not ...