... lb. penalty, whereby his weight was increased to 6 at. 10 lb.—receded to 100 to 6 (off). The prices of the remainder will speak for themselves, and in recording the fact that the French filly, Gemma, was backed to win something like fifty or sixty thousand ...

... the present month, by Mr. Edmund Yates and Mr. Harold Power, • son of the late Tyrone Power. Those who have been initiated speak highly of the merits of the proposed entertainment, and also of the elegance and style of the fittings, &c., of the salle where ...

... the stone by has hie hounds in first-rate condition, and in the home country we Mr. Bragg. In the foreground (or water, to speak more correctly) Jackson have plenty of foga; but what we shall do.,in that part of the duke's we have the two splendid yachts ...

... is done ! My muse feels the need of a glass more Falernian, When we've reacted the thin end of the season at last, When, to speak in a dialect slightly Hibernian, There's nothing that's left to foretell but the past! All is gloomy and dull—is there nothing ...

... College of Physicians of London, by Dr. G. F. Cowes, published by Lotions' &Co. :— It is no small defect this compilation (speaking of the Pharrnsompa) that we have no purgative mean but what contains aloes ; yet we know that hemorrhoidal persons cannot ...

... completely outrowed by Royal, who is an exceedingly promising gentler. THE DRAMA, MUSIC, &c. It is not enough to speaks, but to speaks true.—Shakespeare. ALTHOUGH subordinate to the peculiar apfcialite and leading features for which THE SPORTING GAZETTE ...

... Soho, opens tonight with Mr. Leigh Murray and Mr. Emery. [Nov. 8, 1882. THE DRAMA, MUSIC, &o. It is not enough to speak, but to speak true.''-81taknpeore. Tats great musical event of the week has been the production on Monday night of Vincent Wallace's ...

... yet been directed to the silkworm of the oak ? A day or two ago a physician of European reputation, Dr. L. A. Gorse, was speaking of the experiments recently made in France in its acclimatization. He stated that the only real difficulty was temporary ...

... furthermore destined to advance in proportion to the general adoption of both aids throughout the kingdom. Farmers, generally speaking, are averse to innovations on old systems, and either from incredulity as to the benefit to be derived from, or the heavy ...

... from the Cape of Good Hope. COTI NT GARD IN MA IU T.-Friday, Nov. 7.-The supply of produce is seasonably good. Generally . speaking, the demand rules inactiie, yet very little change has taken place in prices compared with our lust report. The currency ...

... Beams) 4 0 21. Resit and Air, Night, love, is creeping (Tenor) 1 6 21a. Air (transposed) 2 6 22. Duet, Hearin, I must speak) Soprano and Tenor) 23. Finale, All to the ball. • Separate Vocal Parts are published. PIANOFORTE ARRANGEMENTS. Favourite ...

... the Turf Guide, attached to the work. is worth the price of the whole. THE DRAMA, MUSIC, &o. It is not enough to speak, but to speak true.—SAake►peare. Tna bills of the Haymarket, Lyceum, and Adelphi Theatres have undergone no change during the week ...