The British Press; or, Morning Literary Advertiser.
London, England, 1826-10-16 00:00:00

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II is Royal Highness the Duke of York's ch. f. Elizabeth, by Rain.
bow
Doke of Grafton's ch. f. Problem, by Merlin
Duke of Portland's c. by Tiresiss—L'H ode de Venus
Sir John Shelley's Brother to Ivanhoe
licn'ral Grosvenor's Pollio
Lord Exeter's Sister to Augusta (dead).
Sweepstakes of 10U son. each, h. ft.; colts, Ast. 71b. : fillies, ast.

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Ilia Royal llighnces the Dupe of York's b. f. Ruchael, by Whale-
bone
Doke of Graftnn's c. Bolivar, by Comm'
31r. Thornhill's ch. c. Soplyst, by Scud.
:latch-200 isi. h. ft. I).M.
Doke of Grafton's ch. c. tioshas k, Rat. 71b., against Mr. Ort-

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111 mem mum in musingly. Duke of Grafton's ch. c. Goshawk, flat. 7i0., against :,5r..,...- ' -.- ...- ......,.
later root., Oev. 1 I.—Yesterday evening a fire took vine's Raclasel, llst. 21b. overseer, the man revived, and told them that he was in • The Brai,,a Picas N has lobserve, fully --"""--"--"'"'—'. .He f
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place in a shop in Bawncy Pew-street, but it was soon Match-2P° sews. h. ft. T.Y.r. search of employment, and that, worn out with hunger and tarred in the opinions of its contemporary, and gone still more ex • • -
happiness, and the prosperity of his native .old, with an eye this .
• extingu.shed trier doing little damage. Last night the C.4'01,1 I'dar 'a Tarandus, list 21b., against Lord Wharncliffe'a fatigue, he had fallen down, he knew not how. Altar illicitly Inge the approval of our plan. never tires, and a heart that beats re.ponsive to her preitse--)ag
fire-bell gi ye the alarm of fire, and engines and men re- Pastime, Bat. 21b. giving him a little pecuniary relief, the gentlemen pursued tWe have assumed double or twice the amennt of security as a the thought will intrude, that lie himself is but a wanderer on Itp
paired to the ruppasell spot, but no fire was to be found. Mateli-2011 sows. h. ft. D.M.. their journey towards Manchester, wondering what a hard- datum amply sufficient to satisfy the politic creditor or holder of face of the earth.
"I traded on the coast under great disadvantages, bails.' to pay's
Ma Worship ti.e Mayor, who happened to be retuniing hearted wretch the overseer must be, pitying the poor who the paper ; but should it be thought, on calculation, that then re.
Lord Wharnel.K's Scandal, ilst. 91b., against Lord Ezeter's
Itedgsunikt, Bit. lilb. nines might afford a superabundant medium, nut sufficiently pee. profit of 50 to 75. and even 100 per CCM. on Lnglish and Amur,.
home from a dinner party at the Town-hall, was first on have to apply to him, and thinking that those who put him
Match-1100 wive.. 200 ft. D.M. vented, as we hold it would be, by the plan in another of its pravi. can invoices; but I ventured into parts that were dangerous „,4
the spot, but could neither find fire nor watchman. Whe- •P i J ' "lb . „aim pan wyna. into office must be little better than himself.—..•fanch.,ster •
*inns to be hereafter treated of, the security might be made three, sickly, where others would net 2s, and thus was able to twin 4
Duke of Grafton•satl ono, t.at. $ ~ ~,,
ther it was a licax or accident has nut yet Igen diseorercd. hum's Black .wan,
8:4. 21b. Prq?:r. hour, or more tim.s greater in prapett.oe. mall petit."
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