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~ r ,,.,.... ~ .. LAP' INTEIyLIGE NC E. ,which lies bad receiioed frma the ColotirtlMool. :moos; and the Defendant, in order to insinuate COU&POE CHANCERY, Juts as. veal grace:tor the y oung rePtc. .11111111. teatof himiself as Wilting to marry her it the deati Pran.C% V. etre& of his wait. which he stated . las tritely' to 1101)ea This is it ease of Annuitains chiming their an- , sees shortly. By these tirogtoms be wechreed her. to nnes egaitist the Society. which hod nee:oven ; Alter the iteduCtioit had 'alms place, dm ;MIA* de ar''', oil tar ground, that - their funds were insurn crivalla of giving up the contiection; but waiioduced cient to commute the objects for which it was on- to Sinew it nt conatquence of the Defendent threat- . ghastly formed. It stool over fur judgment to this ! cuing to make tier sister cad a person ail' the orate day. of Elba, Who paid his addresses t 3 her, acquoitated The Loan CIIANCELLOR was now p leased II) dr. i with her COMlutt, Unkle she repeated her for his filial &cesium until lie looked into the !' The consequence was, that she nod,. and proved g sin I decree of Lord Thuilow, to the Register's w:th child. She afterwards went to her friends at upon • 'similar subject, to which hr hid been Birmingham, who applied to the Defeotlaut to give 1., all e ases lik e the pre.eitt, of Annuity I his bond. roaming to marry her at his wife's d_ Ath a Societies, if ,there Ise no rwlical inistake to the Ott- which he refused to do. Other circumstances were g i o al instnutiou, fatal to their cominuance, elfea i i i evidence, which would he improper to us ways fait every possible inclination to give th e m el. to state. The Platutiff's daughter was erpas f et. their object was e mos t l an d„i a l e 0ne...-that examined at considerable length by Mr. J casts. a. -Turing the comforts of late, in their old age, to who attempted to prove that the religious educe t .-or, who, in Owir former lives, were hi g hly useful • tom of the Platutitrindaughter had not been par hnio to themselves and the community. To carry i petty attended to- and that she, hstt permitted the- object Into effect. the origin a l s uhseription, to Lllis to wit up with her, after her father had gone the present Instance. was entered Into, for the a to bed ; but u 1 this he Colt d.—Beside the Plain.. avowed purpose of prodticino a c a p i t a l, the interest tiff's daughter, one witness oily was called in sups erasing from which was to be idermate to the pay- ' part of his ease. to prove the refusal hi' the De.. meld of the annuities, as they should arise, end it feudant to enter into any rao:patient to tata.ry was thrit-soppoaed, there would be .111'11 II number her after his wife's death; and that upon the an of Suirscrihers, is would be sufficient to secore the friends expostulating with hiut as to has conduct, peronstenec of the fund. Now. *ohmic any pre- he admitted that be was lunch to be blamed.--Mr. ci.' knowledge in the wnence of calculation, it init.t Jeavis addressed the dory on behalf of the Oes strike star smut contra tau tit ,t, to 1 fentlant, particularly adverting to Cie imartiper render this object utfslhhir, there mist 11...) - iMitilV 1 1 ago:tint:ince of the Plaintiff's daughter with I len be -melt a given number of Stilaowriners, ia• their nail Taylor, whom he suited to he an aunt person subseripttime what they might, as should, iii ail j for her to associate with; to the neohet of the possilile easel, swipe soc k a f ain t. A m ) y e t, us Plallititi in toque his daughter 11. religious ertitca thir care, they took their cleraue of olotrionig this non ; and his suietiog her to elan the 1)t Icutlsnt. number, lie suftpasioro no doubt, their plain would whoa' he knew to be a married man, Irvin,: semi. pone so itotitiug. as to stonier that event; and, me- 'rated from his wit ; anti, iu support of tile latter cordingdy, the original Dee.l of Association was et- pert o r his argument, hr cited he ease of Roadie tented. By this, they hive made themselves reran and Scoolt, Peake's Nisi Prins, ti.to. a Corporate Body. without their being so iii retail- . The Juorre, iu suinntiog the first plsce ty; and thereby they have exposed themselves to took notice of the case referred to hy Mr. „ferns, all the incoovenieumes of such a mistake. The which lie said Mal not apply to the preseut spiestions difficulty of carrying any decree into effect, is this.; as th e re was no evidence to alive that the lloilitiff that alt;lootths by the 06 7. 11131 articles of agree- was a-otisitited with the DefeLlt.surb atteolmaa 1,111 went, the Trustees are emphwered to call for fur- leis &tighter. Ile rhea took at lIIJWIt persinenous Over subscriptions, for the p urpose of malting up review of the case, giving it as his oponion, that the the deficiencies to the funds, will the Subscribers girl's mind was not debauched previonsly to her come, when they are so cailed? a n d, if they do not, seduction by the Defendant ; that it lay no mean. can they be comp. Iled to do an by this Court? If appeared that her father had rwolectell later religious the impend of the Society, at the end of seven year., ea/WPM/11, but had, on the contrary, attended to it ; was Wand insulficieut for the payment of the an- rean n o l e d t h e J ury , th at t h e ty r ,. o u h a d ad smities then become mettle, was 110 t this, in itself, mitted that blame was imputAbie to him alone, and enough to alarm the Subscribers. especially such as concluded by recommeirling them, in fining the had la ely become 'so, and to aft :oct the future wet- damage", to Attend to the meatus of doing sails„ fare of the Society ? But there was a dense its the other., as they would others should do Unto them. entitles. in cientetnplation of such en event. ens- The Jury consulted some few minutes, and re bling the Trustees to postpone the payment of the tooted a verdict for 3001. annuities for three months. Nies, lie must he There were many cottons circumstances which short-sighted indeed, who could suopoie that this were brought forward at this trial. The C measure alone could relieve the SuZiety from the • for the Defendant attempted to shear that it WS. a difficulty. Accoolingly, the (gat clause 10 the ar- custom in Wolverhamptoo, for women to he taken beles Iwovhln. " that if, even then, the funds on leases, and that the Plaintiff had offered his should still be footed inadequate to ti l e payment of (Infighter to the Defeiadaist on these terms. This, the annuities. without ou the capital, however. was :10i proved. Some polling of caps, with was in no case to b e b ro k en a n upon, to that and very en-lady-like terms appeared in the epi cene, theTriu.trai were to call upon the :Member'. for deuce, which affected the claims of the Plaintiff us such fte.ther sialeicrionotir ar should lie agroed upon a very considerable degree. •t a General Me e t i ng o f the Sule t er s i t ers, at as Mass Clarke :I,ineared an interesting arid well. "fleeting to be especially eallednee that dressed ta al, mid gave her stenosStioaa in tears. Vow thin Court 4:40 only apply a ra:ucily steewreieng to the ineans provided by that original sic. .1 of as: imitation ; if there lar a reload to mete a further advance at sorb general mertnig, can this CAsitat say, this is such an ottreastemirle refusal, as that it CAW enf.ree the Ivey went? Toe question therefore cornea to this, Is there not so:nettling la tent in the plan itself, destructive of itself ? its Lordship then stated the case to which lie had been referretl, and which was every way similar to the present. It was a case In the Unto of Lord l'hur low, of a bill filed by certain widows, annuitants, under an associatirm, called the iitudabhe Society, for the purpose of providing Annuities for the Wi dows of the Members. This hill dirty as here, was tiled against the Directors awl Trustees of the Society, eon preyed, us here, that the original agreement should be continued to b e carr i e d in t o exoeution. Upon that cause emning oi, to a hear ing, on the 7tlt of April, ryas; his Lordship w a s pleased to refer it, not to a Master, but Mr. Brand, to impolite min report, whether the pro/tomato of the unglue' deed were adequate to the carryirg it into effectual exet• ttiou? Lie accortlin,;ly reports-o.olot the anguish phut, even if strictly coniplitil with, wei realically defective; iusamtudi as the subs rip. Lions were, from the beginning, too small for the 'inquires intended. Upon the comae coining on again, upon further direction*, his Lordship tf:s mimed the bill, but without .coats ; the patties haying, with great propriety, come to an ogres. went. to make • farther suloacription, so as to carry : the original inatitutieg into &o'er. " Let this muse stand over until Irrolay Iltal, 111 order that 1 allay look into the original of this de cree. In the mean time, 1 cannot but express my wish that the parties here should come to some a rr e nge m ent, by which they might be enabled to carry this inalitutimi into effect, as Hwy dial in the rase I hove mentioned, much to their Itoalonc, like hound anal honourable men." STAFFORD ASSIZES. The Aarises for this county commented on l'hunstlay lava. The highly - respected Sheriff, LCVCTT, Esq. was attended to the town by a numerous body of friends, who after wards dined with hint at the Svrau. There were CY 2. cOMBINATION. At our Quarter Sessions, in April last, a case of consolcralde impoi twice to hat inaonfoctii cern and others, who cmpluy a rowdier of workmen, came before the Court. It *44 a prosecutioii at the In stance of Messrs. Thninvl Philips, and t:o. against a hat-finisher. of the tittle of Backfty, for as,ault ing one of their workmen, far hies rog cogii4ed to instruct their apprentices to &nigh hats. and for re fivang to unite with Buckley and others. iu a emu under the denomination of 'Pints. to pre vent Messrs. Thinuas Pluli t w and Co. from taking appreidict*. The case being made out to the satisfaction of a crowded Coon, the. Defendant wan sentenced to three months' itnprisonmesit m Lanetaater Castle. lu the course of the cause, Mr. licait.ret made a most eloquent and impressive speech'. shewing the evil tendency of cvnthinatiotis of an descsiptMns. The COCKT much aoprored the couching of the Prosecutors, and declared they would. at all times, protect the honest and industrious workmen from injury and insult, and strongly couch...wird the combination of servants in general agaimt their masters. On We.litesday last, at our Quarter Sessions, an appeal was heard •oon a cotonetmii ag ou t John Dolma and Joseph Illidgley, journeymen hatters, at O'dlinin, for haring entered into it combinations to 'prevent Mermi. lirtsithuw, li•irker, mid Co. from employing sine Elizabeth Johnson. It nprare.l that many of the workmen had con spired together, to 'prevent the mannfactimers from employing women in their works, and that they hail entered tut* rules to carry their wishes into execu- I ion. Tii COVRT confirmed the e ni i stirtio n g, and t h e Prisoners were committed to hard labour, in the New Bailey Prison, for two months; and al-u un til they pin, 111. the costs incurred, as authorised by the Act of Parliament. There was also eltinther prosecution against Alezatorier Stockdale, for having, with several other joornevinen, entered into • similar combination mom.. filesers. Mellor, Gee, and Kershaw, of Oldham. The Counsel for the prosecution stated, that it was not the wish of the master manufacturers to press for the conviction of more journeymen, as they hoped a stifficient example would be made by the punishment of the former two (example being their only object) ; and they trotted that their le nity would have a proper etre-et upon all journey men hatters, who had formed sivi•lta combination, particularly apnea women bei.ig employed; but should it hereafter appear that the joirrneymeit at tended their illegal meetings, or otherwise con ducted themselves as they had lately done. they *mold all he prosecuted with the ntinoet severity. The Courrr remarked strongly against the ille gal proceedings of the man, and hoped the great mildness which the kat umiiiihretureri gad shewa o the journeymen, in not ',nig further prom only nine lorisnuers for trial, and twenty-two causes, three of which were S t reets' Juries. ci.taar v. nstt.svoise. SEDUCTION. This was one of the snort interesting trial's at these Assizes. It was a action brought by the Pleintift, Mr. Thomas Clarke, of %Volverliattirton. agtunst the Defendant, Mr. Thomas Hailstone, of the mum- place, to recover damages for the setae tion of the Plaintiff's daughter. The principal circumstances', as given is evidence by the daugh ter, who is between 18 and 19 years of age s here, that the Defeneksat, • near neighbour of the Plain tiff, became acquainted with her, in conecivience of her visits to Hannah 'faylnr, who resided with the Defendant as a servant. It appeared that the De femiaut's wife had eloped with Col. Bedi r.gfield, for • C cMl i ioea, t:wir eln would future, I isatioss, YORILVI 12 SUMMER ASSIZES. On Sat ur,lity se'imight, the Assizes for this coun ty were opeacd at the Castle, Letore the Hon. Sir ALAN Owlet's, re:e of the Justices of the Bench, sUd the Hou• Sir GEORGE Wb(l4), Kat. one of the 11 , iiins of Ole Court of Exch t erpier. • Friday last the b1.19111e57 on the Crown .ice *ll4 finisheil. florid Pardon, jun. of Beverly, tutelwr, was charged with the wilful murder of Robert Grote's. er, of the same place, on the loth of A mil !JO, by stabbing him in the ode with a 'knife. This was a trial which excited itinch interest ; th e p r i anti e r oe i44 touch revcrted, awl the purlieu ler circurastartecs under %shiers the deceased came by his dram, powerfully interested the feelings of the Court in the Prisoner's favour. It appeared that the deceased was buspreted by the Prisontr, mill, as appeared from the evidence, not without sufficient reason, of a criminal intercourse with his wife. A few minutes before this unihrtiniute event took place, ha fnuntrhis wife, at a veuy unreason able hour, in company with the deceased, in the Nitrrier, which so irritated him, that lie declared lie *mild .tab him, if vier he came into his house or picusti.s. The iietemseil nufortuisutely petsist.d in .ieeninpanyiiiie the woman into the house; and the Prrionee immediately said to the deceased, 4. 1.)-i-n you, Gardener, I will stab you ; yIHI have meddled toy wile is the street." And ieninialiiitely made a thrust atTli o with a knife hr hart snatched from tlw tahle, and is..unded kiln worthily. The unfortu nate 113:111 languished until the 16th of April, aid then expired. Previous to his death lie admitted that the suspicions of the Prisoner were well-found ed, and which was, indeed, eufficiently apparitt from other eircum•tances lied before the Colin. • ' Tlie JUDGe, tai explaining the raw to the Jury, tr at if a wail should kill another in the act of craitil:l4l I:itercour-e with his wife, it would iris be murder, but manslaughter ; hut if a person who' had received such injury should delibeiately chip; trier the death of the person who had so injured him. it would doubtless be murder; Its. Lordship, however, thought, that any circumstances which fell short of the actual crispy, and yet shoeht clearly indicate such an intention, Might come within the meaning of the lan. The Jury, without a moment's deliberation, at- quitted the Prisoner of the murder, and found hint guilty of nianslaiighter only, to the satisfaction of a very e7oltdrel 'oe.rt. John Wilkinson was charged with having, on Tileaday, the dad of May last, violated the person of Elizabeth Syk,s, a fernal . y child, about eleien prate of 44e, 13 Varuley Wood. in the parish of Leeds. Mr. II HUT 'Axed the case, on the part of the proverntion, with his usnat ability mid perspicuity. Tie• brat witness examiued wag Elizabeth Syke, She stated, that. an the i3d of May 104, as she was returoing from lier work it the eye A ., she woo. accosted by a men, who asked her a. sheer Mtn the gray to Oiklersoine, through the woworl ; the wit• lira* planted sr out it, hi n; hut herald he emild mire Kid it, ttiiirta she went with tun, snit he would alit her half-a-crown. 'fir wimesi ace Mime) miecompeeied lute ; they had only ,;one a little way when they :net a person °lithe name of John' Brom ley. who asked her wily she wa•igniii,4 back? Site said she sras only going .little way, and would return iminediately.—Winiess said. they went on the foot pstli, through the wood, and she frequently wished to return, rit he always wished her to go a little further, ehich she did. When they had gid into the inid.lle of the wood, le: threw her upon the ground ; she cried ; and he'takstig a knife from his imeket, said, if she made a noise he would cut her thrust ; this frightened her so mach that stir made no further noises The lean tlitis completed his ahorninahle design. and left her, giving her too penee.—The witness, on her return home, met with her father, who asked her what she had been doing ? She replied, she dorm not tell him, and beg ged him not to beat her. Her mother soon discover ed time cause of her distress, and twat day she rain... to Leeds, alma saw a roan at the Chief Constable's and the Rotation Office, whom she knew to be the R 14.1 that had need her dl. Str knew him both by hi , dress and hie look. Witness was itskerkil she should know huts at present. Site rephed, she could not tall. On being desired to look round on the per sons inCourt.mand serif she could point hint out, she could not tix upon the per, tel of time Prmaisser ; soil though theJudgeorderml her to be le-ought topspin', at the couclusioo of the ease ou the part of the prese • end lead her alit-mini' tistd upou the Pri %niter, slat! CUUlti not Itletittry Lies As jute iKTIOII wilt) ha.l einwilittvil the outrage. William Sykes, time father of the last witness, aimed her age to be rather tinder 11 years ; m op-others goiiig to seek his danghter on the alight of the Sijd of :dry ; when he met her, he was much .trust wit% her appearance. The next day be went in items+ of the Prisoner, and f d him in Leeds. On tieing a.krd if he was at Gildersome the pre ceding night ?he said, do nut kaiser such a place as Gilitersorne." Sarah Sykes, the mother of the chilli, corrobo rated the testimony of the ehild, as to the violeuce exercised nu her person. John Bromley corroborated the evidence of the child, as fir as respected his meeting her and time man 111 the vermomi; mini swore, positively, that Wil kinson was the wan. Benjamin Sawyer was called, to prove that the linemn . , having lived at Wortley eight or ten years, Inuit have known rarnlee Wood, a do.ttaice of about half-a-mile. and the villige of Oilelenionse. He stated the Prisoner to have burnt em gond cha racter. The sail, the question on which there could he any difficulty ails, as to the Kleistity of the'priwaner, whether hr was the person who cum ulated this rata ; for diet a rape had bei n commit ted he thought was clearly made out ; end the Ju ry, i. deteriniuMg this point, would take all the atortionstances of the case into their consideretion. The Jury retired for a considerable time, and on termini; into Coact, found the Prt.sonc,•—.Nut Goiley. )as, woniti incleee them ti lie staimirdifrote to employerm, 111104' 41irsol ire their meetings, which terinvity br rumour to thoiitoeivro; sod, in ilw jtlttroeytnen rcimmi guilty of thilre combi- ei•, tvoold meet with u mire severe poiiialituent. eifyiparlinsurcirrez. • -7.011111 r -- . 4A110101,11,1 1 ,4 cu. b •:. a i4ifteett7Jat.3l lg. . Purse of r.oi. imr berme 5,411 ageottmt•sever wale petit trat'lthnl micggrageheea Haree s ynartriails carry tie. loth tf.•45 Mt Mar i , I HOSG•year olds eel fAi.o , c-,, .r Ws aid. agar ... i• db. : mare. RN! j el,li 3gs alkored glb Twu-pail be.:te. tli..•,,,l:tari Common Mr. linerno hi. c. t..1t22/4 Sera old ....... 2 1 i Mr. lastaidole's is. c.. J yrs tai d I 2 2 Mr. tiller's b. c. Hasler Toddy, by E Deltaic 2 3 3 sADE DAT. A Saeepatabot of 10 guu.eas each, p. p. with en !lines, added by the m Twin of Orikiik, fug di/. old, ; colts to carry 40 ;Ile ; Ithies art , 2lb —Dale two mile Watt. Sir T. thaairy's b. f. Deck*. .. • . i Mr. Cliftrais be f by Stamford k . .. Sir W. Cerrard'e 1, 1 by Harahletuniso Mr. Hart's b. f. by Cockfighter TH tots n A V. A fork a S ot. KO 3-yr. ulds, earn img 7st. db. t sad a-yr. olds, est. s:b.—Mares sad gelarage aillOwild 24b.—Twri mils beats —•A womer of a plate, match, ovirswerpstaltralla 401 . to carry alb- talcs. Mt. W. N. W. Rem tt's b. b. 314 - ...0ry, 4., iv. old.. 1 I I.d Derlmr's b c. Jacobus, sgra. old Mr. Glusiup's r. c. oVactilapots, 3-yes. old aallelt Vat. The Loyalty cap--a Gold Cup, valet loofa fieen by the Cap...wive of Sellers added to a Sw of tug', eath, for horses of all ales--our. form-mile beat-3 year oleo to carry ant. bib ; 4-year olds est.: 5-rar olds est. 11 to . ; ti year olds, slug aged, s:.t. üb.—matrea Altoona/ gl ',.._ i l . The wiener of the. St Lever, se ltaitea Cep at tou, in maygotr, to carry *lb ears. Sir 11. Gersaii's ch. L. Pain. by Humble-imams, ayes .... I Mr el.fa,w... br f. by Stamford, 3yre. Sir T. Szt..tty's b. g. Viper, by Serpent, Tyra. J F.lght paid. 3 Iat.PAII• . . . • A Puree of tot. for all secs •, 3-yi• uldll ire. Oh. Stfftft 0* A 7s l . loth. sr olds Nal. 7t h. bit olds eM. It set. tilt. Three Mile Real. MArep 1104 = ll l limed ills.—A winner of the Vino* Cop A Ptopiteo,ne the Loyally Cap at Ormakirk, or of osio•seL is the pecans/ year, to carry dllt totes ' and of too 304 .. Sib. airs. Sir W'. Get erase Iv. f. Emir Deaner, 3 yes. old .... 3 1 I Mr. W. 7 W. Hewett% ii. h. Statue., a yrs old .. 1 if t 1 Mr. Smith's be. DI. M iliS Bhmatileird . , s yes, Md.... e tar sear Dalt. A Match for tool. lactamm Mr. Scariebect and Mr. Traftord. Mr Sr...heck's b. h to carry last. Mr. Trsfturd's be. Y.- 11,4.-114: heat . f three one-mile heats. .. • Mr Searisberk's .. t 1 I Mr. '1e -efforts .. 2 St„, . • feritakirk recce hare heat attended more numerously limb ow soy former oesmateri Them sag • very Sae ram 121 %Tedswatlay; sad us Thaeoday Awls was the lotaroaree of spectators, that wiet a vehicle of soy &eruption was to he primured. The weather has heat very Raw, gout the count lite wribewhat too hard, Gam the want of rain. . . SWANSEA RACES. • —• • StlesbaY, 'VIA Is. A IPl'r of given by the Stewards for horses, sad g.el a daogm 1 1 .raktl lai the paineipality it Wales snit Mom. ssuutlisbire, that wart was sol. at soy our time not of (i.e principality (roatithes aid ateepatakes excepted). Me. Illising'a b. g. Swamies . Mr. Jenkins's e. In. Faire Rhel, by Ras Deraynes a a iarnegaz•v. ' .4 Free time of mil for all a;rl. Lied Oxford's Presto Mr. Guyllattrm's It vi.nbu 2 dr The company was es nolum•cois and rapectdile ao we ere, ointment ; and the public biadiftelia. mantras, and balls, sere tarp fatly awarded .• —raeillim•;--- TOTN ESS ft lcss. . These Race* hoolumaced on TWO* trait, for the Soh. srotlimon std. Pate, and ifi'orsfell "'Villein divcrssoU. Mr 4S era • rs. g. WO* the nest heat; Op socood and tined were a elhcoutrated lay 31.. Aalsmoreli la a. lebeekbatelvoc, wok Copt. Ilheres b h. White Rukr ; odds in fasogr of Wlttne Rom strand the Neil were given at sharting•—mnii after the ti.st hest even bet% were , Made. SiMicksilver woo by •to dr. - . The mainti day, for the Troutman Sates Cup, at. TlitdiVlS' 's c g. Major, "rum , 4 1 A melaacholy strident 140 a m, an the race-comae oa. ' T usaslap : t nu,., in • state of labially, atteug.tmc to, 1: , , the ,stelool wris.l.• the henna wire r61111414s was unto- • tormitely touched .lour, sad so *mealy bath , * Oat be vs-. plreet sett day, Mu aftestated bit name, sollii•Nl• bed a r lii . sad 161111 dadaist.... -lie eadeanotteposli•paiblbei Ala- • raids, to ;hi time vile.. eipolutiou. ...-- *i -- t . • kit.cock. -L RACES. ..-- . teatillitY, JULY 4. Sweepstakes of snpo ; veep. ft—toga added by ib• Strata& —Tsar meek, . • Mr Batteishy's Vt..,M411, by Staillaar Mr. 1)..Y. ACTEPOIS . Mr. Ilentiug's Camester • •• • . Mr Has kee's Pati.ek ... .a . Clem hennas, . Yommges against the held. • urnar•oar. Sweepstakes of wigs. le. fl—Sig.. added by the Stewards, be teal Humeri, he. Mr. Ratterahy's Tam, by Solon ; I. Mr. Fallom's Piper •• • ••••• • e Pk Mr. Byrne did not some. . . • Tit DAT. • Sweepstake* of Icy. melt, Is it.-561. added by tbsStsvairds, Wort milk heals. Mr. Hawker's Pat • ick , -11 1 It Mr. belly', Cray Kate Colour' Loured s Monis 1 . I . a a . ..t: . 31aria the 'amount. s•TiaDiti'. Mr. Ratlersby's Trim, t -sit. t..).!.6 against Mr.' A yirner's Model, 1 M.--,:ugs. :too a ihkra u.,.. MAIL RACLS. ---• I 1140.413 AV, il:Lt 17. Sweepstakes of .2545. e:o-1., p p. to which the Governor added ;,..26. to the vrimue, and taiga. to the second, who was to .41VC 01. stake. Mr. Rattersby's Y0U411410 Mr. II Astultutis Sentence Mr. Whaley'elohn.r . 1 3 Sir. Daly's gr. e. Anitemo, p ft. CM. I annia's h 1. 31 arts, p. • Ike. knob?. ch. e. Paddy Wheat, p (dea.W. Even hewing, Tromso *toast the held. .A 92 9•4. Mr. Latterelry'e Trim received forfeit from the Marquis of DonegalreChualijade, loop. TwitaDAll, 14, Sweepstakes of sp...fte Comity Dotal bred U waters, I. which the Corporatism added .up. and lop. to the saved hoist —.:l'brceosile beats. Mr. W- 4 .s.lied D g Spoptsce ?Warms... of thioegali'sb al. Eliza Me. Veruer's ch. g. Calamity At starting, Speaker the favourite. The inertias wryer, Yemenis. , sievelike' of scatoos pally pit-sent. ..___„..—. . ' lIETTUVG AT TAT'IERSALLft, ON MON D•%, Jlo LT 14. i--- • tor the Pavilion Stakes, at Mayday fitly M. Tees belling as laid.. by So Peter. 3 to I against Lord Egremoat's cb c. by Grahnosligsaat of Trimidad*. g 111/ I ntaimst Train, by Trumpeter. 9 to 9 spout tic bay eon. by G.ionsa,boogit of Mr. OW. St. Legst Slak.s. 7 to 2 I. take* that W vestal wins Nu ..the, bating hav taken plectra* Tattersall**. - • , A . II I- ' r. .r~ ~!` t :i I • ; . { i r 1