... Surrey matches without some feeling of regret, which we know is echoed by nine-tenths, nay by all the cricketers of England. Speaking on behalf of Notts, we have no hesitation in saying that f the Notts County Match Committee were (and we earnestly hope they ...

... in 1496, this fish is mentioned in terms of especial commendation ; and a century later (1586) Camden, in his Britannia, speaks in the same tone of the Horsey pike —Home being a large mere a few miles distant from Yarmouth, and still celebrated for ...

... Marne) , Tower estate, for damage done by game where be has tbe preserves. THE DRAMA, MUSIC, &c. It is not enough to speak, but to speak true.—Saukeepeare. Moss. of the theatres, and still more the music-halls, have been benefited by the country visitors ...

... business has been transacted in our market, yet prises, generally speaking, have been fairly su pported. GARDEN , Friday, 19.-The supply of produce is sea. sonably good. lienerally speaking, the demand rules steady, and prices are thirty supported. The currency ...

... Drawers and Supporting Bands are the most comfortable preventive of Rupture and Strains in the Back that I know of, and I speak entirely on its merits. (Signed) J. H. Basin, M.D., Warwick, Oot. lst, 1861. H.M. Indian Army. ELSTOB, Riding Belt Breeches ...

... and anagrams, of both of which a goodly number are contained in the volume. THE DRAMA, MUSIC, It is not enough to speak, but to speak trne.—Skukitspeare. The partial increase of business which was experienced at the different theatres, from the bucolic ...

... to the advertisement of that meeting in our front page. The causes which led to the decline, or perhaps, more corr.. otly speaking, to the degeneracy of Steeplechasing—for it never lost its popularity —need not now be enlarged upon ; but that this favourite ...

... equal us in breeding race-horses. They are a class of horses we may benefit from, possessing size, substance, and, generally speaking, very well-placed forelegs and ancles—a point where we for years have been failing, a point, too, which it is most necessary ...

... capital sport, pheasant-shooting. Yost' Honey Snow. This very important horse show terminated on Saturday last. Generally speaking, the supply of horses was large, though there was • deficiency in some few classes. Of the dealers present the principal ...

... 'beep, 240; calves, 3 1 . NISI:UTE AND LIADERN•LL, Friday, Dec . 20.-The supply of meat on sale is only moderate. Generally speaking, the trade rules firm, at our quotations. Yer Slb. by the carcass. a. d. s. d. a. d. e. d. Inferior beef 2 oto 2 10 Inferior ...

... and 3 Basses) 21. Reed and Air, Night, love, is creeping (Tenor) 6 lla. Mr (transposed) 2 6 22. Duet, Rear ma, I must speak ) Soprano and Tenor) 23. Finale, All to the ball. • Separate Vocal Parts are published. ...

... easily by two lengths. And that the running was correct was proved by Cadeau finishing just as far from him as at Ascot, not to speak of Armagnac, who, in respect of both Saecharometer and Blue Mantle, held the same place as in the July. Bright Cloud was outpaced ...