... Church • George John Lloyd Crawley, Christ Church; David Wright, Magdalen Hall; William Tassie Vernon, Magdalen Hall ; John Smith, Magdalen ; Christopher French, Exeter; Richard C. Smith ' Exeter; Charles Henry Davis, Wadham ; Alexander George Munro, ...

... Thomas Russell, Esq. Sir William Henry Richardson George Rickards, Esq. , Captain Spence, R.N. Hon. Colonel Wingfield Stratford J. H. Smith, Esq. Joseph Spicer, Esq. Samuel Skinner, Esq. John Shore, Esq. Smith, Zscl• Daniel Stuart, Esq. Mr. Robert Slocombs ...

... who were most of them wounded; Mr. Worthington most so. It would appear, however, that some of the villains before they effected their escape with their booty were much cut and wounded by a sword used by Mr. Worthington in the conflict. A reward of £lOO ...

... regulations of the Jockey Club will prevent their coming on again, to bring horse racing into bad odour and discredit. Lord George Bentinck has done much, and he shall have our assistance to do snore, if required. MONDAY. THE FITZWILLIAM STAKES of 10 sovs ...

... vicinity, they have purchased of the Trustees the remaining part of the valuable Stock on the premises lately occupied by Mr. Smith, at an immense sacrifice. .1. and J. W. and Co. beg leave to state that the whole of this Stock has undergone the Extraordinary ...

... Hopetoun Sir Henry Willock, Hon. Mr. Lascelles ; the Rev. Messrs. Kennedy, Phillips, Pitman Sherringhain, Howlett, Theyre Smith, Hessey, Burnell, and Rowlett; Mr. Richard Roy, (who had presented the site of ground upon which the edifice is to be erected) ...