... an excellent hack race in the evening which al afforded admirable sport. COUNTY ANTRIM ASNIZES. IMPORTANT TO MERCHANTS. J. Thomas Carroll, of North-strect , Belfast, Tobacconist, Plain- or tiff; George Cowell, of Capel-street, Dublin, Snuffalnu. facturer ...

... ebots started, and came in asfollows:- May-Flower ?? .. James Gorman ?? Clogher. Lark ?? James Woods ?? Clogher. Lively ?? Thomas Lacy ?? Amnagassan. The second price was 10s. 6d. for a punt chase, and af- forded very considerable amusement. The third ...

... 2 John Barlow, England 16 Thomas Ryan, Irishman 3 Thos. Greenhaigh. England I 5George Wood. Third Avenue 4 Ambrose JacIson, England 21 Wiiliam Varies, Yorkville 6 George Jones, Chestpr, Pa. 23 T. S. Lathrop. Vermont 7 Thomas McCabe, Ireland 24 Joseph ...

... Pentry, Thomas Edwards, Esq. ,ivil 5'9inieer, the popular and efficient manager of tiC rl,,as works; Mlessrs. R. Edwards, G. Fannineg, o- &: Amid4 the assetnolage may be heard at intervals the anxihui aspiration fir the time to come, when the hardy occupantn ...

... validity of which is the issue the jury has to try, were neither interlined or erased when he gave them to the brother of Mr. J. Hardy, wl o was the trnutee of Anne Smitt, ihe pilaint ff, and that they rwere not executed on the days on which th 'y bore date ...

... with name, James Byrne. Alarm, 41 tons ) M. burgee with name, Thomas Cullen. Kate, 30 tons N M, blue burgec, Thomas Bartlett. Sarah, 30 tons 0 Ms Thomas Blackmome. Catherine, 25 tons 0 M, James (Olements. The Devonshire carried off the first prize, and the ...

... following yawls from Groomsport started: , Ann ?? ?? ?? ?? Thomas Hunter Jasne.H ?? ?? Hugll Andrews Revenge .W. Hunter Paddy ?? O.. ?? ?? I'W. Orr These were oared boats, and each pulled by four as hardy and muscular fellows as could be found in any place ...

... Institution, Coull, street :-Tbe Rev. Ralph Sadlier, F T.C D;; the Rev. R g Dix,'n, ?? Robert Adams, Esq., M.D., and fa .ilY Thomas Hutton, Esq., D. L; the Rev. Charles H. llinchinc Rev. Dr. Urwici; Richard Heln, Esq., and family; list W. R. Kirkpatrick; ...

... of Worcester, 7th IHussars; Lieut.- Colonel Shirley, Captain Villiere, 41st Regiment; Octavius Turner, A D.C.; Harmer Hardy and Thomas Edward Keily. Esqrs. 'Ihese sports opened to-day over the old course, a few mib s from Cork city. WVeather being favourable ...

... 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 ...

... ISIZ'ELLUBENCE. I CURR&GH APRIL MEETING, 1853. (f aott OUD coRCaZPj)NLr4DET.) Stewards-W. Quin, Marquis of Waterford, and Sir Thomas Burke, Bart. TUIESDAY, ArIF, 2B. rhe opening meeting for tile year conmnenced to-day, and was very numerously and fashionably ...

... Penthony O'Kelly, Esq, Vice- Commodore; Coquette, 44 tons, N Hine, Esqjun ; Isidors, 100 tons (iron), tare and aft schooner, Thomas Pins, Esq, jan; Champion, 26 tons, R D Kane, Esq; Norma, 42 tons, M1 B irrington, Esq; Spray, 14 tons, P Lynch, Esq; Kelpie ...