... stake—winner to pay sovs. for expenses. The following eighteen horses appeared at the post shortly after three o’clock : Mr. Thomas Chawiicr us. Dnxon, Mr. Ferguson. Mr. G. O. Moore ns. Garkston,, Mr. Kent ns. Host, Mr. Byroe. Mr. W. M‘Donougli. Lord ...

... which varied the surface of that altogether uninteresting district, and which hail, I believe, been employed by the keen and hardy ancestors of the O’Mara family, convenient temporary residence during the sporting season. Thither ultendunee was required ...

... Floyd, Matthew Foot, Isaac Stirling, Charles Doherty, Jonathan Clarke, William Hardy, Andrew John Banfield, Edward Metcalfe, Robert Moore, David Kelly, William Stone, Thomas E. Wilson, William Handy, Henry Blacker, Andrew William M’Cally, William A. M'Kenna ...

... daughter of Mr. Thomas Lowry, of that town. On the inst., by the Rev. James Sheil, P.P. of Enniskillen, Edwin Francis, son of James Augustia Hardy, Esq., of Summer-hill Terrace, Birmingham, to Mary-Annc, second daughter the late Thomas Maguire, K=q., of ...

... acting governor pro tem. of Greenwich Hospital, until tbe appointment of successor to the lute gallant Sir Thomas Hardy. The eldest daughter of Sir Thomas is married to John M‘Gregor Murray, Esq., nephew to the Duke of Athol. The two others are unmarried. Beeswiso ...

... Bowen, lI.N , Lawrenstown House; second, Mr. Thomas Stewart. Pears, dessert—The best variety of twelve, Mr. Thos. Stewart. The best six, one sort, to Mr. Richard Allan. Pears, baking—The best six, to Mr. Thomas Stewart; second, Mr. Samuel M‘Dowell. Plums ...

... hear him. The Queen lias appointed Admiral Sir Henry W. Huyntun, K. C. B. to be a Knight Grand Cross, in tire room of Sir T. Hardy, deceased; and Rear- Admiral Samuel Pym and Major-General Sir John B. Savage. K. C. 8., to Knights Commanders ; and Captain ...

... Prize for Latin Verse. tt-ij' Mr DAftLEY lias recently published TREATISE HOMER, which may be had of Mr. Commikg, Messrs, Hardy and Walker, &c., &c. He has also in the Press, and will shortly publish, TREATISE on the GRECIAN DRAMA. These Works, it hopeil ...

... Commission be issued enabling him to so. The learned Counsel proceeded to argue with great ability in support of bis views. Sir Thomas Staples, Q. C., replied on behalf of the Crown. The Chief Justice, in postponing judgment, complimented Mr. Napier (who applied ...

... War-oJfice 9 December 0. Ist Regiment of Dragoon Guard* —Surgeon Thomas Lewis, M.D., from the Foot, to Surgeon, vice Parry, who exchanges. Bth Regiment Light Dragoons—Assistant Surgeon Thomas Coke Gaulter, M.D., from the Foot, to be Assistant-Surgeon, vice ...

... with the heavy weight of embarrassments which now distress her, it will be the most foolish course she can pursue (bear.) The hardy population of Ireland shall not assailed by Tory England, and I tell them as I often before announced, that we will not submit ...

... Liverpool is about to form a matrimonial alliance with Mrs. Mytton, relict of the late J. Myltun, Esq. Owing to the illness of Thomas A. Forde, Esq., Assistant Barrister for the county of Roscommon, Thos. Vesey, Esq., a near realatire of the learned gentleman ...