... toe oath—wae aM Moravian, Separatiet Defendant: Honour: Too must eworu. Will ye* • affinnatloor Defendant; 5o» I a*»Vi Honour: Why went yon be ewnalJ fendant: Not this eaaa I _f owe the money.—Hie Honour: sworn. (To the bailiff): Swear him defendant); ...

... curious tn® Thro who regard, the death that Mr. >bert Browning hot intimated W bnmn with the keenest has no desite for the honour. With regaatf °* P®*® ol lot®- U® waa favourite with dr. Algernon fiwihbuM®, are said to be''*w the European States. which ...

... ceurse or baths, and otherwise are more than usually active. Among the ravens are two youngsters who are really funny. They roll along the ground biting each other, and in impish way play more like puppies or kittens than respectable birds. Another amusing ...

... mathematical tripos was issued on Saturday. m»uinn«HC«l TNPM WM IHUCU OUIMWJ and several well-known sporting men passed wit honours, the most conspicuous place allotted tb sporting fraternity being secured by C B Ashford who is well known First Trinity boat ...

... Smith. Sportsman— Lottie Smith. Sporting Life—Lottie Smith. F, .7 neraM-O l.icooM.! Victualler*' Gaze! Donovan. Sportsman Donovan. Sporting Life—El Dorado. Old Niirmy.— V'ork Herald— Resnfeos'.. Licensed Vuti.all rs' Gazette—Dry m (•recti. Sportsman —Vitli ...

... Windfall or Kernas.se filly. Licensed Victuallers' Scarborough. Sportsman— Wimlgall. Sporting Life Ifontbillier or Scarlmroiigh. A'.h-tts Hill Hurdle—Y'orkshire Herald or The Tyke. Sportsman—William the Silent. Spoi ling Life —Kvcritt Cln.l>lond. BILLIARDS ...

... The was «• length but when ill-.? pursuers lip with him. dosed with llio forciuoat, a ..pt rale struggle look place, holh rolling over. Finally Ihe Sci;apuity was mat'died oil Fori. (EXTENSA'S i-iSB IN GLASGOW. N.AKKuVV Kok.'ii'K OIRLS. (IIV Tin : HAI'H ...

... the way, were followed to the west doors the Nave by the Chanter, the llcan, and the proviuciai clergy, who had previously rolled in the Chapter House, whom the following is a list PROVINCIAL AND CL*RCT.—Bishop Cramer-Roberta, Blackburn Archdeacon of Stoke ...

... PRESS—WEDNESDAY, OCTOBER 7, 1801. from him the plaintiff, who refused to allow him reap the crop. After bearing evidence, his Honour held that the valuation included the Valuer's fees, and that the plaiutiff had simply deducted half them, which he was entitled ...

... narialion of the facts : honour—l was Koll.crhiUie last night, alongside my hushatul, who, honour, very deal; and, i was sirons inhaling t rant car What !*' cried Mr. Fen wick, the rate, 44 inhale ti. linear?' Yes, honour, I was desirous inhaling one ...

... Victuallers' Gazette Cruiser or nice Frederick. Sportsman—Kor or Sporting Life—Priuce Frederick. Cardinal's Hurdle. Yorkshire Herald—Stiguia or Sarah Bernhardt. Licensed Victuallers' Gazette Orange Peel. Sportsman Anaconda Court Baron. Spoi ling Life— Ah us ...

... Yorkshire Herald— Bighton. Sportsman Apostle. Sporting Life— M ister tou. South England Hurdle.—Yorkshire Herald— Violanta Topthotne. Sportsman Sporting Life—Topthorue, April Hurdle.—Yorkshire Herald—Origen or | Parsimonious. Sportsman Origen. Sporting Lif ...