The British Press; or, Morning Literary Advertiser.
London, England, 1824-03-29 00:00:00

HARRIERS.

The Brighton Hunt clotAai --------------- for the season, on Fri.
day ; and, to mark which occasion, a doe was earned out io the
morning, at the Devil's Dyke. but which, contrary to hops •td
expectation, produced no sport; the animal, in fact, rctmed to
seek safety in flight, and ixitisequcatly the dogs were not put to.

RACES T
Anann Ilunt (LichtieldCouno,
March 24
York Craven . April
Caixtor . 6
Croxton Park 7
\eomatketTen

L) COME.
liu :ton - JUDI S
Leeds - • 21
Lancaster . . *
Winchester - Jidy 1
Newcastle • II
Newmarket . • 11
K nu tsford - • a
Pottery . Awn $
Eghani . . Si
11 arwick Septesad 1
Leicester 0
Doncaster - . 24
Newmarket - Octet, 4
Perth • I
Newmarket - . is
Ncwalarktt Houghton Nov.l

ilamblcilon Hunt . 26
l'atterick Bridge - 21
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__ - - May 3
Newmarket Ist Spring - 3
2d Spring - 17
fork Spring . - 24
Epsom - June 2
Manchester . . 9
Edinburgh - 21

AICRDF,R OF Ma. MARUiI.—We have to annomme,
that one of the persons supposed to have been concerned is
this dreadful deed of blood (a man calling himself Eilevonl
.Kovoaagli) was apprehended or Sunday night, about eight
o'clock, at Mullinavat, in the county of Kilkenny, by two
of the party of police stationed at Trainore, and transmitted
to Kilkenny gaol by Bartholomew Dillon, Esq. of 114
quilt, a Magistrate of that county.—Triterfrrd Chrveicle.
MEL•IiCUOI.V CILICUMSTANCE.—HINGWOOD, M•RCII 111.
--On Thursday last, at Grimly, a child named James Studer,
about a year and a half owl, n last left amusing itself at the Mac
was bitten by an adder ; the RaeSald of the third attracted the as.
titer, who found its linger bleeding, and at the same time absurd
an adder crawling on the ground, which she immediately kaki
In a few minutes the child was seized with a violent vomiting, sad
medical assistance. was resorted to, but proved ineffectual is WOG.
teracting the eff.xts of the deadly poison, as the child died the fel.
lowing day. The body wax swollen to an immense sire, and very
• niuch resembled in colour that of the venomous ruptile.-3batt.
aneptum ('minty Chroaicfc.
For the last of the Lottery, there are only 6,000 Tieken
on Sale, with Three of 96,0001.; to gain which, the risk of a wide
Ticket is only 31. and a Sixteenth Hs, only. On Tuesday, tin
6th of April, the First-drawa Prize will have an additionalltineg.
when Two snore .20,0001. and Thirteen other floating Capitals may
all be drawn t after which thlce who do not obtain them nisy, Oa
' or before the 13th of April, have nearly all their money returned a
all the 0111cce, and of J. and J. Sivewright, Contractors, 37, Coo-
-1 hill; 11, flolborn ; Stl, Haymarket; and their Agents.
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BIRTHS.
At Clifton, on the 2lst inst. the Lady of J. Fielder?, Esc. of Ws
too House, Lancashire, of a son.
On the •20th inst. at Weston House, Albury, near Goil!fure.
Mrs. Spencer Perceval, of a daughter.

MARRIED.
On the With inst. at the Friends' 3leetitig-hoteie,
Sampson Foster, of Itron.ley, Middlesex, to Glary, third deg**
of W. Fry, of Stamford II iIL
On Saturday so'ittlight, at St. George's Church, Dublin, OS*
Ramie, Esti. tccond ion of the late Sir George Ribton, Biro'
Juliana, thud daughter of the late Captain James Drury, and aka
to the late Admiral O'Brien Drury. _

DIED.
On Wednesday last, in the 85th year of his age, Sir now—
Chawynd, Ran. of (:tendon Hall. in the countrof amid. am,
Brunton Hall, in the county of Stofford; more than lie years um of
the clerks of his Majestrs Most Honourable Privy l'onnriL
On the 26th inst. atlas house. at Peckham Rye. ill the Okra!
of his age, William Pearce, Esq. of St. Swithin's.lane, I
deeply lamented by his family and Mends.
On the 24th Inst. Mrs. Hammond, the wife of William Iter.
mond, Ess. of Qeeemameare, Bloomsbury.
At Paris, on Sunday benniiest, Alias Berkeley, &might/20f Ito-
ben Berkeley, Esq. of Spetchley, Worcestershire.
On the r/th of January last, at [4:. John's, New BrWin'tk.
William Demon Powlett Wallop, Naval Oliker of the PrOCiW'
and neppeer to the Eitrl of I%nm:woe*.

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