... second, i2- th;rd, .- : fourth, L.a- d3r OrmiyF Rose's Mvyrca II ('Veman-Skipl a-est 1tr Thomas T- nan'sX Wild C. untaes til Dirl. ?? 1iikenny Girl). ?? Thomas ?MNorton's No Jotse (Master nonal!'?_ -'Keriedl reet Mr Raleighas Student (SchoolielIow-ncal- ...

... selling allowances-one mile and a half. The race was won by M. Loyer's ch h lReichstidt, by Napoleon, aged, ?? 21b (4,u0ef.), Hardy, beating Mr. Present's cli h Bridegroom by Earkway, 6 yrs, list 91b (5000 f.); H. Jackson; Mr. Stafford's b g St. Helier, 6st ...

... play ceommenced, and when the score stood sO 76, Griffith was caught by Mr. Hardy off his own bovling-7 for 76. Stephenson was next in and next out, caught by Mr. Evans off Mr. Hardy -8 for 82. Willsher 'hen faced Payne, but without adding to the score was ...

... stone, Scott, Loaula Moore, Kingsmill, Mary St. Lawrence, and Emily St La~vr.nce. The Ladj, Mayoreas. The folowing were ?? Thomas Gresley, Bart, t and Lady Gre0sey; Lady Hoi t, Rear-Addmiral Carter, Captains King, Fraser' and Stewarr. Messrs. Kinkaid, ...

... M'Garry, ,f Eod, of Aalitown, county Dublin. November II, in Waterfoid, Dr. James Palmer, to Maria, daughter of the late Thomas Waring, Esq. November I I, at Ardnaree, William Carrick Little, Esq., of h Downhill House, in the county of Slilge to 3xane ...

... not out .. 8 G. F. Brrry c Miller, b Mahaffy ?? ?? 9 ?? ?? 38 C. E Boyle c Hocie, c Hardy ?? ?? 0 c Reeves b Miahaffy 50 Capt, Garnett 15th Regt,, b Hardy ?? ?? 14 c Hardy 1) Arthur ?? 12 W,. G. MIddleton ?? ?? Dlahaffy ?? b F Graves ?? ?? 19 Hls Excellency ...

... the winners Kenne4dy, ys, and Doody (backs), vol Cormnack. Power, Purcell, and Keogh (forwards), were best; while Ward, Hardy, Dickson, and Gannoun (baeks), and Gardiner. Welby, Jeffares, and Fenton (forwards) played ?? for Dupdalk, whom one would like ...

... TilOMAs LAFFAN KarLLy, In the chair. John Barlow, John Barton, Thomas Crosthwaite, Natbniel Callwell, Edmund, D'Olier, John Ennis, M P; Lundy Edward Foot, Charles Holiday, John Peter Hardy, William Hogg, James BobertStewart, and John Edward Vernon,. Esqrs ...

... Grateful beat Messrs Ho warth and Wardleworth's Wise Queen (1). Hon 0 C Molyneux's Mixed Melody beat 'Mr H Hardy's Herminia (late Herminius). Mr Hardy's Herbal beat Mr J Barlow's IBrose. . Mr G W Smith's Fancy Pranks beat Mr W Taylor's True Impulse. Mr G ...

... Samuel Ross's Red Hand Mr V J Rowantree's Ravensdale It agst Mr Thomas Williamson's War Fence Mr.Tameos Spence's Lady Herschel agpt Mr Joseph Hatbchinson's Clyde Apple (late Regis). Mr Thomas Dickson-s Dolly Donald agse Mr William Ward's The Hodder Mr E ...

... of the Royal Cjork Yaoht Club yacnts at preseat In harbour, with the details of their tonnage and ownsX's:-' I. Siren, 19, Thomas %] F'renec, Adnilrnl; Calypso, 17, S T W French - Eugenos, 0O rt Frankland, Vico-Admiral - Mystery, 25, P S French; ZeopIyrine ...

... (Owner) ?? 3 The following also ran :-Pear1 Diver (S. rage), Moose Lr- (A. French), Alcibiade (Captainlarfard), Hall Court (Air. Thomas), Tatlin oil (Waddington), Scarring-ton (Wheeler), th Gardener (Ryan) Keystone (AIr. R. Walker), Middleton (Herk), QC. (Air: ...