... and white, trimmed with silver. The Esquires of the Marquis were Lord John Beresford, Sir C. Kent, Mr. M. Whyte, Capt. Lumley, Capt. L. Ricardo, Mr. Maidstone, and Mr. J. R?{7 ?? ?? . W. Beresford, and the minstrels were an Irish piper and harper. Sir ...

... enrolling themselves amongst the verv earliest members. And, finally, the exploits at Hatclam Park, in the vicinity of he Kent-road, which afford an infinity of pleasure to the lieges over the water, who would have been unable to travel as far as the ...

... , Wapping, now of Sydetluam, Kent, ship smitLh.-J. W. D. LOCliWOOD, Crown-court ThrcadnLedlc-strect, stock broker, and dealer in shares.-D. THOMAS' Plymouth, grocer. scorTiL SEQUESTRATION-J. K. HUNTER, jun., Glasgow, boot aad oboe maker. ...

... ? S Mr. Copeland's Golden Drop, B ies, Sat 71 ?? S far. Barber's Leertes. S ire, fiat ?? ?? Mr. Riddell'e Lacy Boots, 3 yes, ?? 7110..: ?? Tomlinson S Betting-Even en Twilight. 8 to 4 ogst Bernice, 10 to 1 egot Golden Drop. Golden Drop led into the straight ...

... ctould badeslced, Thetarfof the Cricket Field was very hard, and, as at Maidstone, several of the oppo. Ponta of Kent got severely bruised by the Kentish high bowlingo herd wicekts. Kent senit infiref, and ot 134, Goodhese getting the het store, 37, Ylr. ...

... ininutes.) Agent, William, b Charles Hicks, at Barming, near Maidstone, 11 r, 60 m; 2 sovs a-side, March 6. A4jlams, Edward, b George Sinclair, the Liverpool Slasher, at Lower Hope Point, Kent, Sinclair fell foully on Adams, 44 r, 140 5m, 100 sovs a-side ...

... Ira B~righiton 4 yre Ethel 4 yin 'Valoutina 3 Ira Earl of Surrey 4 yre Jack ot Hearts 3 Ira Ble.lamln 4 pra Physician aged Golden Duet liea Muofler 3 Ira Ii. Plailippe aged Zelee 3 yin Trebahan 4 yrs Equinox0 3 yre Roppareo 5 Yrn Ibanhoef 5 rea King of ...

... HUNTING APPOINT2BjTS. Her Mjest'S_ TAG HOUNDeS. e jestY's-Tuesday, Salt-hill; Friday, Golden Ball, Brachnell; at ?? Patcham; Wednesday, at the Macc Courso; at a quartr to eleven.' Brookside.-Mouday, Newmarket-bill; Thursday, Tescosmbe Tye; at eleven. ...

... King of Kent. 12 to J agst Janus, 100 to 7 Best Yorkminster, loo to 6 eatot Agst The Roe and Vergis,5imiulNioht. At the aecond attempt they were deE- patohed, Asteroid taking a clear lead immediately they had ?? in their places, King of Kent, Janue, Sequitur ...

... - F, N. DAVIES, Union-street, Plymonth, auctioneer and forago dealer. TirE GOLDEN LmcTurnesrip.-On Tuesday forenoon the Rev. Henry Melviin finished his ministrations as Golden Lecturer in St. Margaret's, Lothbury. The church was densely crowded. The L1ture ...

... Distillery have boots vary fortosrate, tnis;, eva coory fsnton theCY hm-ve tored on this season. BoA.RtsT's BlEsoeete V. POTTrSo VooNkGsT FACpoOyTTwo elevens in the emoploy of thechove heatls toot ?? SAturday a-s ceutesi a snatch an the Goldens Lisa Grouted ...

... 0 E. Jones Cattonite ?? 7 11 .. Williams Jamie Forest ?? a 710 .. Fobert Portrait ?? 6 7 9 . Isaac Day Bramble ?? 4 7 9 .. Kent General Poelock. ?? 4 7 Blenkhorn Polish ?? 4 7 8 .. at the Curragh MustaphaMuley ?? 6 7 7 .. Wedlow Gander ?? 76 Unknown Haitte ...