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London, England, 1851-10-25 00:00:00

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'vsn on] -°utheiant -Ight hi Eengland whh :the I internal party questions of England. In accordance by burning words his own powerful aspirations into adbg,ye,dsa,tblloo3uslttbillb(Pearce) o righton harrs., 3.r.un. Patcham; Wed. Race•course;
CAMBRIDGESHIRE. me. Thompson's Hardwick, 6 yrs, 9st 131b...(a lad) 0 Fri. Dyke PANIES' STOCK.
/tte resiae ock this inorr'n, at his house there'. 'At with thtse conditions he desired to 'nave an opportu- the winie o.f others and make them for the tittle
det e (Concluded from No. 146.)
tr.) :' tece feu" of the A.ll.taing he - From the Official List.
it. re- proceeded to the pri- I nity of stating his views at a meeting not limited to eepable Oftleke etffort'e •evith himself. lie has nothing
Betting-Even on Bedford, 4to 1 agst St. Helier, atel combe T
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PUBLISHED EVERY TUESDA Y AND FRIDAY EVENING.
TO THE EDITOR OF THE SUN.
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The Hurdle Race was won in three heats by Gehenna,
~o4s to reer r.- teat let SIR,-Yosterday I coneidered the chances of the horses Plocghboy a bad third. LONDON, FRIDAY, OCTOBER 24.
ell,' yage int t.,/, vossutt o. 1 ' Inchester, where I portance. He left it to the deputation to ;ay whe'Lher have a greatriess of their own ;he has nothing of the
engaged in the Cambridgeshire in seven important _
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aft!i wilt remain for a few 1 their iavitation would furnish such an opportunity. Wellington or Napoleon-men who also have their
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.1105(1 lise - is child er the fatigues of his sea " The dePutation declined tee reeponsibiiity *of ad- peculiar greatness ;he is more akin to the Athenian
II IO L ren b• v stables; I will now proceed to finish my task. beating Maisemore Lass by a head.
SOINT-ESTOCX ISAYAIXS.
tO e),dd; •I' h e ondoe a..- e been sent to M. Pulzak ' v• '• l • 'I b. t 1 t represented that at the Demosthenes, or our own first Chatham. He is a
6 °select • • ettad y s ising iim on tle su jec ,JU . TOM DAWSON'S LOT; - NORTHALLERTON R ACES-THURSDA.Y. Fri. Bourton Bridge •StD' •' P'
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to e- ' stenns- 'lt wg anae ROn •t, of' addressinte great elementary powere-genial as he is strong. He 83 usuel. boasts a fairish sample, s 0 far as number is Tha Two Years Old Stakes of 10 sm. each, h -ft, and Carlisle harm, --ede_ a . itchley-Iq. Dividend 1 Amount .
uth remains with - banquet he would have an opportuni , , . .
0d Pot te -epee' .1 -8 arran Id d• h ' ting of
's fritee lea to alai , ged that Kossuth should a lar er re resentation of the staple cf the people than may make misealeulations _from which the co , cau- conaarna ,t is year he has half.a.d.osian, consia _ 20 added. T.Y.C. (8 Subs). Upperby-9. vu. Houghton; Wed. Thursby; Fri. same Of cempany. per 1 of
Annan/. ' Shore. Paid. i Price.
75 Per Cttria -",t3 sod ncnester b g p • h th ' h t'°ll3 intellect of the statesman would save him ; but the Italian, Mark Tapley, Chief JuS/ICO, the Ebor, Fal- elr. Dawson's Bird-oe-the_wing,sst 51b(uawkswelt) 1 Eamont harrs l't . - .
y several of hia ori- he would be likely to obtain at any ot er ga cri :g. . . .
•• Tarn Bull's Head Inn, Plump:on; ------ ------ -
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hesitation Lord Eglinton'a Lucie, Bst 51b
bY ta!es, each ebl6l.° enthusie •• • t h b t t 1- ''aCrious emotions that con/ and Cyclops. I think, without any (Cartwri ..e s. to I
ght) 2 Wed• Culgaith; Sat,. Barton C
,p6a tt, jibe_ ~ ,T avv,, b_ f slc admirers, and three The de tation left Louis Kossuth to consult wit le can impel o a peop e cone ,
Imo. whatever, I may throw over the four lett reamed. Mark Mr. Walters's Agnes Wickfield, 7st 13Ib (M. Noble) 3 burch -JO-. Australasia •••••••• •• , 41. per cent. 43 0 0 40 0 0 --
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ocilei "4 "I"Y °f th ''' our horses, were provided his t • d t' the favour of an unswer as will nerve them to deeds of which no mere statesman Dumfriesshire hd
nen s, reques mg Ta zle byhHd • ' 1"f Mr WD b ' b M 1 1 t fTh 1 • s., Tues. Kirtlo Bridge; Fri. Gil- BritshNorth Anaerican ;5/. per cent. 50 0050 0 0 _
!,6CI la ettaat eAI te y ra, out of Windlats, at 7st 3 is, iup • . o son s c y aco m, ou. o e enbie-lote
ated, •ef tit aYor to con h I ' l could ever render them capable. Such natures only Iy, .
Commercial of London ! 6/. per cent.;loo 0 0 20 0 0 _
ge , ; MI Mr. A , vey t em, n eer yas possible. f r to the mark, would be a very dangerous antagonist; but Stranger's Daughter, Bit 71b (J. Osborne) 4 Sonthdown hds., Wed. It , Colonial.. .... • • ..... ; 2/. par cent. 100 0 0 25 0 0 _...
00 , end .. eod ma ~
e earliest oppor- ere capable of combining all ages and either sex o
the
tt. e auto_ Teossahnnrews and Koss,uth were "Kossuth promised to reply at th . . as the market is uncommonly quiet ab6ut him, and the 7t04 on Bird-on-the-Wing. Won easily by two Groom, Celegate-loa. attan-1 1i ; Sat. Horse and Gloucestershire .... • • ,15/per cent. , - - -
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ccdrea,ita. stab and Maditine PLIIZ3ky, tunity (understood, this day), aed in taking leave of a great nationa strugg e, inspirtng em ' Middleham aeceunts equally dead with respect to him lengths. The second beat the third by a neck. Herefordshire lids 'l' lonian ••••• • - • ••••• •• 1 6/. pr cent. i
se to he , the A' 1. led Lord Del Q ld" ' h • • ' th t cordial, renewed re
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er‘, ineriean u•, ey tetuart, tee.r. t e deputatioe, in a matiner _ e mos solution to stand or fall vvith their country. and his chanc,. 1 • • I h• al The North Riding Handicap of
euppoos naust pass un over. r. 10 soya. each, h ft, and mile stone on th o ues. Harewood's Ead ; Fri. 10ih
e Abergavenny- Landon and County .• ; 61. ?et' crit.i 59 0 0 20 o o _
Londn and Westnainstr : 61. per cent. ;100 00j 20 0 0 294
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I 0 to h a "or, le e• Consul MP 1 k m h. • f r tification at the reception with This is the conception of Kossuth which his deeds Meiklam's The Italian, by Touchstone, eut of Florence, 3 only if declared, with 40 added; the second to Save Monittouthshire hd T -•
the ~ coetid emir of c ~ 1 • azs y, ___Le is expressions og a adwa Joint-Steck ... 61. per cent.' 50 0 0 10 0 0 le 4
so ues. Tred • k S t
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6d Per i giel "able n , '"uttlanipton k, Ti - which the deputation desired to welcome him. had impressed upon Englishmen before they saw at the very favourable weight of 7st, aib, tf any way near his stake. Twice round and a dis. (13 Subs, Bof whom Hendre-iot. egat •par ; a . provincial of Ire.tu.A.. ; 8/. per cent. 100 0 ,
Le4gt isSj,,,' 'Street tA nateer ef erson ' L. iere _
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h el t - town without him. They have now seen and heard him, and the thing, which I believe him to be, will be wimp- declared.) W eside hart - Ditto, New.•• •• •• - 8/.per cent. 10 0 0 10 0 0 -
Y s., Mon. Llyswen; Fri. 22 10 0 17%
National of Ireland .• , 51. per cent.! 50 0 0
10%• 440 "I Clad tb • " witcess the dP
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assembled in " nee deputation teu returns o
recognise in hitn a spirit akin to the great patriots of moldy forward; perchatco may do a Raley deed. Lowes Vill g-•
Mr. Hosseltine's Lough Bawn, ist 13Ib ...(G. Oates) 1 United Pack-Fri. Croes•roads, Whe -11-'. I
e arture " Nat. l'rovncial of En; . 61. per cent. 100 0 0 35 0 0 -
moving ~,, P of tne pro. delay. 'lc"
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(Signed) " THORNTON HUNT. theiriown story ; plain and unostentatious in appear- JOHN DAY'S ' Mr. G. Smith's Ebor, 4 yrs, Bst Ilb e(Arnold) 2 Shropshire lads., Mon. Acton n t• Ditto, New. ••••• - 51. er cent. i2OOO 10 0 0 -
Aga 'll Was hailed with loud -urnell; Thurs. Fest, Oriantal Bank Corpora. I.- '25 0 0 25 0 0 e:q
o nd; ny tk ',rotes,. rpe Mr. Osborne's The Proctor 7st 31b 3 Albrighton-lei
CHAULEa F. Nicuonn• twee and deportment ; only Putting forth his strength quartette. consitte of Equira, Runnymede, Hotho , . , , (J. Oiborne) . .
Is h, ro„,te old r, 'nu from Q , and G .
recian Of these Grec. tter how great a Lord Eelinton s Pandemus 7st 131 b (Cartwright) 4 York and Amety hds., Tues. Streethouse•.' South Australia -•• .. 61. per cent. 25 0 0 25 0 C -
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_tieoach rend, i teentnareepton to Winchester A, E. DELAPoSsE." tehen occasion calls for it, and then with a seeming , lan, no ma e , . _
, , Thurs. Cc•p- Union 31 Australia.. • • 6/. per cent. 25 0 u 25 se 0
oolel 'r la a ine-onsciousness of effort that reveals how great it is. crack he might have been for the Derby notwithstend- Won cleverly by half a length; the same between se- grove; Sat. Skelton-10i. Ditto .............. 61. per cent. - 210 0 -
h '41141 al. ay trai nstead of the more expeditious The CHAIRMAN, having read the above report, - , ,
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tee, „ 'new ~,, , , s ee, ~ . i 0 ing what was cxpacted Of him, has about f/S much chance eond and third; Pandemus well up. Sinnington hds., Tues. Hovingham; F ' Union el London.- •• 71. per cent. 50 0 0 10 0 0 1534
t.eenery, the landscape here re. Tylas Bridge union et Madrid ....• I - 40 0040 0 0 --
03t° (~f qt,.une
uf •ti,„',oB(.lisria_.up,eu in order to give stated that the evident object of Kossuth wee to Ke.eszutle surpri,,ed this :iudience by tlae mastery a
Enow
.as he had then. Bothorpe's hopes, together with The Maiden Plate of 20/, added to a Sweepstakes of 5 -10.
quera and Runnymede's, may ba classed among the sovs. each; three years, 7,f; foot., Bst 2;b; five, sot Herworth bds., Tues. Moor: Bank; Sat. Crathorne ~...
re.hisie, . tie ,eree °e pretties arouse the sy aipathy of the country in favour of evinced over
.their native tongue, but more by the
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bad arne tin e
-/-%ogland. ' • H forlorn. 101 b; six and aged, 9st; mares, Sec., allowed 3lbs. -10 k. .
5,'431" t 4 ii 414 111 ' Itild °NW The villages - ungary, vat a VIEW
•th • to renew the struggle in her identity of his sentiments with
,those they are accus-
-- 1 2 Harrogate harrsetMon. High Harrogate; Fri. South
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li• eroe , • -elr nor 1 , Pton, which l• t' d SMI lII'S LOT, Heats, ono mile and a half. (5 Subs.) Cleveland hds., Mon. Nunthor e• T Dividend ; Amount
14 4iiien r ell atioe le on ne roa , favour, and therefore he was anxioue not to offend tonaed to cherish. Th,e secret of this is that Kossuth
P , hurs. Dale - , of illad. Priv()
k kik] a h as it , who vigorously cheered two Curl and C
any parties 01' Classes here by seemitig to prefer the is.a !rue man, and,.that consequently eec:ey trtr Tan, numbering , t tuy Muuncring, will be carved Mr. Smith's Ebor, 4 yrs (J. Arnold) 14 1 -9. LIOUse Name of Company. per ,
;1 I°4l Annum. ! Share.
s, about a
13.4811 th alf he P"8€(.1. At St. Cros sympathy of any other 'class or Party• At the same be ins race or oath), . what It may, feeds tne uest in laelf On the daY• Curl, IDY Epirus, out of Conyngham's Mr. Hesseltine's Lady of the Grove (Johnson)
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4-te pesf•c-eat. -1100-50.711 Is
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be ea was Yotal /1-.
bk,j'iciltS of witinlekt by a7e boundary of Winchester, Mr. Hesseltine's The Setter 3 rs Dodd 3 3 3 Stainle -101
dam, will be the only animal that will represent the , , , , y ...( ) y ,2•
Eqi-----ty and ---Law.--......
time he (the Chair.man). did not de.s.l,,air of the accept- aspirations of his own nature reflected in Kossuth.
Albion • 60 0 0 86
ail ance of the invitation of the cemminee to the benquet. Koe.suth is not a radical, or a doctrinaire, but a free stable. She has been backed for a large stake, carries but Mr. Smallwood 8 Twin, 3 yrs (Osborne) 2 2dr Durham County hds„ 'Mon. Easington; wed. /laws_ Alliance rizit: -••
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3/ tttB! 4141 1)3, eueater, p„ putation from the inhae mart, sympathising with eyery manifestation of popular 4st 71b, tend if any running can be got out of her, oug
wit Mr. Shepherd's Cripple Kate, 3 yrs (Aldcroft) dis worth Bar; Fri. Rainton Bridge-103-. and For. 7L 145.6d.b5.•100 0 E` !II 0 0 214
Ditto Marine. ... ••• U p.c.& bs. 100 0 0' 25 0 0 42k,
03' tlet Ae eoea nuneeer
of
_ceded by a party on horse- _______
Atlas .
Three well contested heats. Stockton and Billingham harra, Tues. Hutton Henry;
eeasethe,.,,esiderah,_ 0 men bearing flags aed bee_ SPIR- - 0 _le
TT f-ti PUBLIC JOURNALS. *thout doubt to finish in fron
independence, loving best that which, by the length wi t. Ar ••- •• " ***** •• 1 135.6 d. 50 00 i 510 A 164
gas Life ..
KENT'S LOT The Amateur Stakes of 3 sovs. each, and 10 added. Fri. Billingham-10k. 41... per cent. 103 6 0 , 161 000 -;_ .
444 I)lli,shtrationiltles of i'vliposition had been shown by FROM THE MORNING PAPERS OF THIS DAY. of its existence, has approved its healthy and vigorous .
Heats, one mile. (3 Subs.) Carmarthenshire hds., Tues. Bronwydd Arms; Fri. c'erfal•
British Comm•o•r•• • • •
cial • is, Ba, 50 00 ; 5 0
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ter'ta; ts from Paris leave character. Ile entered at once instinctivel into
C, htie. oti th i ehester to au • HERALD.-The last accoun y
y public de- the is by two the greatest eutered for this (stake. It is com-
posed of The Nigger, Officious, Mokanns Hernandez, Mr. Shepherd's Cripple Kate (40/), 9et 31b... 3 1 1 Trevaughan Bridge-10. County ..
Med.& Gen.Lif•e 5Pr ct.&bs. 100 0 01 10 0 0 20
'lO 0 0 84
3s • Ile •Kfo • e ar
h„ ce h , tb,dd. P t of f En Ishmen and talked to them of ,
things in the ;position in which they were ten days feelings o g , . • - ****** •• •••• ar. ioo o 0
Crown ......
',/ Pliferl N b,, ave,„ -n to be the citizens, the Exeter, Hesse Homburg, Anspach, and Antigone. Mr. Meiklam's Falcon (40/) 9st Illb l3 2 Llanelly hds., Mon. Pemby House; Fri. Five Roads Eagle _ , •• •••• • • 14s. 50 0050 0 15
• •• •• ****** -
121 ~4 ,tlltoee'ekit arraeseu,,eclined to rang, and the Town to a Ministr with this' im ortant munici al overnment, the baneful effects of centrali-
ago, in reference y, P P g From present appearances au the teteretos of this stable Mr. H. S. Thompson's Giraffe, (400 9st
are centred in The Nigger and Mokanna. Antigone 2 2 3 -101!. 5000 506 6%
,11 ' (5 te" the he'-' that ta present any address, it ' ' •
IPfe.rence, that half a dozen different gentlemen have zation, the true graudeur of a monarchy which, Won by a neck. Tivyside lads., Mon. Llechryd;;Thurs. Tynine-10. /..uropeala Lite •• - •
General ---..- - 1016 20 0 0 All paid. 11
i. Blv City f e procession should not
tee &eye ' °Wi pass been applied to-but from some cause or another each based upon the household virtues of a self-aiding may also be brought forward at the last moment, or else FRIDAY. 50 0 „ bi
.. Pa of rs res., ehester, but sh ld • , individual, after having set himself in tha first in- people, partakes in a large measure of their hearty Hernandez, though this is vary dubious; and should this The All-aged Stakes of 5 Soya. each, and 20 added; for [ADVERTISEMENT.] c0i10ped.......... •• •• •• 6/. per- cent
rtinapr tan •• •• •• •• •• •• 51....ei.
cent•
...Stock. 1 „ 13:c
ffoo , 40is, archit luence, wh. . f ou proceeu
Paiam's P
tauee to the task of forming a Ministry, has ulti- homeliness just as they would themselves have latter couple run, in my opinion they will wily do BO to tvio yrs old and upwards. 'Once round and a distance. - . 1191'11EcIES.- d rtisement having r
An ave . crial Fire •• •• •• •• '.
121 100 0 01 45 o 0 511lx
al r 1 Ta ecture • Ich, rom its Chinese s appeared in this day's Morning Advertiser, under the Imperiai I ife *per cent. 500 00180 0 0 245
104 tht ' ',avin e dew :' 13 nsually 11 d the
ca e mutely renounced the attempt. In reference to the talked had' they been endowed with his oratorical be beaten. The Nigger, well suited tor the distance, _
_(6 Subs.) , Indemnity' ar••in".• •••
123. 100 0 0I 10 0 0 18
. above head, to the effect that Priam, of the Racing Times, Law Fire-. 2•!,, .-.--- - j"ii• 8' 88. 100 0 0; 20 0 0 49
il. tow,s, e ievi, ation from ele• repeal of the law of the 31st May, it doee not appear gifts. Koesutlateid the English found themselves at will, I think, carry the principal cash of the stable, and Mr. Walters s Agnes Wickfield, sst 131 b (Aldcroft) i
70 VI 110 I' ,sed e:''ed the II inchester, how- Mokanna some likewise. lam very much afraid that Mr. Chilton's Liberty, 2 yrs, 6st 71b ...(J. Osborne) 2 , P.
had o ened a List on all forthcomin Ste
g eple-chases, at Law Life.. •• .••
•• • • 25.& 2s. bs. 100 00 ; 210 0 3WI
193 t 5 klti 015 j,, . Ir. A,„,„ ' ayor to come through h f h st f h s rai-ed any once on the'eaig footing of old and familiar friends.
t at any one o t e persons sen or a e . - . Legal ad G •••
-• • - 10° 0 0i 10 0 0 4614
h h" ' - • that such sci-
on guineas eac ,-t is is to give notice n °nem' Life
SOlb io „of In, .Ctio , the Veiled Prophet, notwithstanding the very favourable Mr. Dawson's Mark Tapley, Bst 91b...(Cartwright) 3 ' t . Loriden Fire - • 50 001 2 o 0 a%
9600 ~ct,..,, ,y ,4_, ris, if i:',4rews I, ,
having stated that he objection to the total repeal of that law on any In many respects ' the demonstration at Kossuth s
weight he is in at, will be found too slow on this Mr. Lancaster's Dismay 9 yrs 6 t (J. Heels) 4
, - , 3 vertisement has proceeded from no person connec ed London Ship •. . ••• ••• •-
lOs & bs. 25 0 0;12 10 0 19
C hlwrqlrie,`'4ater ~,' were the wish f 1• h If ground of principle or expediency. Neither does it landing resembled others that we have witnessed- with the Racing Times, and all persons are
.caationed etariee.. ..,,,
~ *et: 151405- & bs• 25 0 0;12 10 0 19
' , Odi p, heed i alter ' "le route f otte in a it- - c s'on Mr. Stephenson's
oca i . ,
fby Entilius ist 121 b (G. Oates) 5
ny one consulted hes raised auy difficulty the welcomes given in our great manufacturing towns 6 against being led away by the same.-Racing Times Med. Invlid&Gen.life 44 ..per share 100 0 0, 15 0 0 154
O. ii. tie ii: ed h eci, end 0 the procession was appear that a PECK Mr. T. Walters's Glen 0, 2 yrs, 6st (Johnson) monarch a.. .. ... ~ '' per ct. 50 00; 2 0 0 24
10 ' 8t i ink's. )a b , the b t the legal revision of the Constitution. But there to O'Connell and other orators and political leaders Office, Oct. 23, 1851.
31 et processio •
n, which was a°u has a trio, one of whom, Hookem Snivey, is already Won cleverly by a length; Mark Tapley a bacl third. liationoil Lean Fun•d.. .5/. e- 5001 1 0 0 19s.
23 ii:',0134, Rats anu of mat'
• learly a difficulty or difficulties felt on the part of in the full flueloof their popularity. His being a
s Igi6 9 eol, , Passio,,, , e, entered the town by is c scratched; the other two, Paguetta and La Fiancee, are The Northallerton Handicap of 5 sovs. each, and 20 Naiad m
Lifo
...... P r cent. 12000 i 2 10 0 2
111 n„ Street 4"ege, th,,''' °lung Kin s t , prominent men, for some reason that does not appeer, foreigner made. no difference : now as when Cromwell not very likely to accomplish anything very grand, added. Once round. (9 Subs.) GUNS. l'hcerix . . • 51. per cent. 50 0 0 I 2 0 0 -%
.
tl!-'11t ' inta I "°ugh Ch gtga e-street, past . ,
i t • not openly put forward. OUT readers will interfered in behalf of - the pteemoatese, Englishmen although I expect Paquette will lay with the front Prince Galitzhan's Young Altisidora,7at 71b (Arnold) I TO THE EDITOR OF THE SUN. Professional Life.... •• 51. per cent.' 6a 0 0 1-0 158
ClOlll. 14),,,, Was ~ ards tb eesehtll-street, and up or at eas is
Provident Life........ 0 11Fs.Ccl
ler ICP' tf,q.'lke 8 "'Qst St •-e Pag°da. The h- remember that so far as is manifest in any public feel t , ~. .y. y.
hat +he cense of libert in ever land is their own horses to the finish. Mr. flessoltine's Lough Bawn, 3 yrs, 7st 4lb (Dodd) 2 SIR,-As the principal of the oldest gun-manufac- Kock Life-. •• • • .... 11. ss. &bs ;100 0 0 10 0
58. • ; 0 so
to aito. eel, 4
~ rikin,
s, and th scene at t is
d cument that has met the light, we have con- cause. What Was peculiar in the triumphal entry of TOM TAYLOR'S LOT, Mr. Walter's Maid ot Team Valley, est elle (111. Noble) 3 tory in England, may Ibe permitted to caution our- g°3•al soo;! o to o e%
Exchange . 6/. p.ct. & bs.l Stock. I all 221'
COelf I etiti ra" Th:etn°nstr • e more so that no- ° roceeding in a Kossuth into England was, its being a tribute to de- consieting of Lady Evelyn, Humphrey, and Boarding Mr. T. Fryer na Captain Flash, 2 yrs, sst...(flayhoe) 4 r Sun Fire •••••• • • • - - 61. 10s. - 1
41.1.
via, d
1341 ation had be td b tended that the President was p _ . chasers of these articles. Ditte Life ...••••••• 11. Os. i 1 9 209
en expec e y feat d r tnegs It was no bendin of the knee School Miss filly, are not likely to perform much. Lady Mr. J. Osborne's The Proctor, Sat 121 b (Aldcroft) 5 48
1,0 J"
1) °W etl' I °le of th 1 fectl legal and constitutional course in recom- feg ea , .nd . The I find
re are, . , parties in London who sell guns U.ilited Kingdom •• •• 4/. p. ct. &bs 20
)ef of .oe spa e. Evelyn having exhibited her qualities in such a " Won by half a length tho second beating the third by oo.' 4 0 0 4
Jog ty , ce „ Y filled , e ong street from end per . y
t It gwas a decla- eery in- $ • Laaversa e..- •• -
1 Lif 10% & •
ct. bs. 100 0 0 10 0 0 -
$l.l falt \l'illd ailOtte j. _ With people e tth mending a repeal of the law of the 31st of May. he ore success a prosper' y.
differeet light of late, I can place no faith in her. The a neck. to whom honesty is of so little importance th t h
a t ey Victoria Life.. •• - ;
/ I), ) e,;„;, Ow (.1 for til $ XCep 0., , . 1d 1 k 11
t etent to bine to reconunend a ration that the people of Eng an oo to t e undertake to put a favourite maker's name on an ,4 12 6 5i
Boa V Scl 00l M• filly is beautiful! b d f d Th S 11' PI tof 20/ add d t t k f 5
rc.ng i tss y re ur spee e emg a e ~ e o a sweeps aes o y
, ell re aeh Qat,' every b 1 ' Passage of the cortie-e. it is qui e cotnp
nisters motives of a man, to the cause he em- This is such an • t"
' rie 'l'4. 'NA "eti ,- aienny ev h '• repeal of that law, and to change his Mi . . and the distance, but whether a jockey can bo found at sovs. each. Heats, one round and a dis. (6 Subs.) gun. . incen we to dishonest servants BRIDGES
Pe d 11)g . the ,A Ith w 1 a . ery ouse-top, in . h d l •
ith him .in his views. braces, and to the., powers e eve ops in assert-
ea, lt et. Ilea . e coming faces and above if they do not go w the weight to steer her along safely is 4 query which I Mr. Joy's Congratulation (301.), sst 111 b
A/. 09tra,, s.re di garian tri 1 •.,
It is also Quite compe
• tent for him to seek to find ing it, not to his good or bad fortune. It was the cannot answer. Mr. T. Hesseltine's Lady of' the Grove (500- 41 3 safety of the public you will be ready to expose it. Name Of Company. per ;ef Paid, yice..
. tyot aoa , reetion co or might be seen e • ff et a legal revi- unequivocal worship of virtue for its own sake. It jOB MARSON Mr. Smallwood's Twin, 3 yrs, est 81b (50Z) 24 2 I attended myself at Marlborough-street to com- Annum. i Share.
r,-9sol lOttod lit*Soliesek ev,„ • Tile UniVersalitV of the Ministers, who will endeavour to e et,
was no weak or womanish condolement, but a manly has created more sensation with his diminutive lot of two Mr. Stephenson's fby Emilius (501.), 6st 51b 33 4 plain to the magistrate concerning this matter. Wh -------- --------
------
-"•••'
.-P-,e, vOice ,B 4 to -`"alint `rY °lse b • - sion of the Constitution, which is by no means a per- . . . .
at .i. s. d. X. a. d.
t),, /- Ori h y surprise, as the f 1 h d h N
merely by ex ression of sympathy. with one who it was e t a , tan all the rest together. ancy, as I announced long Mr. T•Walters'a MarYNehbler (304 7st 1111) 6 2 5 affects me must affect every other respectable
op
_,, eiiiti_ wee, , r.as thr ad not in feet work. But-, all this must be done, not , p .
man, Ilungerford •• •• -•• •• - I - - 15
the fir t• t f •I d .1 s I Nes in his own strong ago, had about as much chance et winning this race with Mr. Hesseltine's Flash, 4 yrs (300, 7st
even in de eat'Un est e, Fe ou 5 6 dis and your referring to it, or allowing the insertion Southwrk ---•• .• - 100 0 0 -
Sificif Ilie• eacitiovveaer °Ugh the , s ins ance
le al forms but by legal means and instruments, and
jet° °tie for • too st 'own. The popular g , : , Mr Idarthason ft
d d The at /is of mind, and in the recollection of great deeds worthily Bst 101 b. up, as a hack cab-horse; . ,a er Three well contested heats. ' of this note may prevent danger of life to manyparties. ;Jr
Datietto Nw of 74 p.c. 70s. per cen .
t 50 0 0 - 16
)0f ir OA „Les-, ,T, the rang, both for hit res°. by the only machinery now provi e . e , prolonging the affair for a length of time, a few days - noo 0 0 - 8
to the achieved, to bear him up above despondency. It was . . .
__. . EPSOM AUTUMN MEETING, 1851. I am, Sir, yours, &c. Dittn Old Ann. of 81. 21. Bs. Od. ; - 6° ° a 25
Pool 43 . '4e d 'he Peon4,BertTles of the c thed 1
t ite, ea, a ra the President will be found in adhering. . h
since scratched his flying mare. His co.
deer nomination
he givers and the receiver. It , Weights for the Epsom Autumn Handicap; to declare Dover-street, Oct. 03, 1851. G. H. MANTON. Ditto Nw ditto of 71. 21. 2s. Od. - 40 0 0 -
',IY);. tl ereit eresa. -onstr,„.t - rose
in th ' letter and the spirit of the law, and not in one iota alike onourable to t . .
Eliza Middleton, by Bay Middleton, out of John Cosser's
h • h • Monday next. Vauxhall .... •• • Av. 21. 17010 8 .- 18
eir thousands, .
d • It n be that in cornieg to thie was an unconscious expression of feet in t e eternity
_ie , vit. eit _ ive eau
as il of dam, is destined to represent the stahle, and est 10Ib --___ _____ _ __ ___ _
Yrs st lb- Yrs et lb
y P;od 4 uleta,ti,cro,,i it their feelings was going beyon it. .i ay
iews and of human virtue and freedom, of an ineradicable belief SIR JOSEPH PAXTON.
on the back of a fine lar e slashin , lon -strided mare
/ g , g g , Teddington
rtirt ts Lid the 4e gr /yes was s
eat ' Perla Pontaneous. The lve he must eacrifice many cherished v , .
reso . I b
wiehes that any reverses suffered by either can on y e tem- _-„,,,--- _._._________
et,,ll'd 'hie Pile ate aPs in Cheesehill renounce objects very dear to him ; but if he . cannot derange her chance much; if well prepared, she Lady Evelyn
11 44 'of aal cb ' -street, ought to be somewhere about the mark. (From the Derby Reporter.)
%ti° ,413 o' 44 eet, that , eese fair • I, to escape the trap laid for him by his enemies, and to porary. e.- , .. Aphrodite
a 8 The mode in which her Majesty's intentions were Annum. Share.
ti, Sta. , 11% edit,' , is at present hel( th - ------ - ----- - DOCKERAY Clincher
as rte, Itei, Prised l'untiu e tnat were collect d'n the hold his head loftily above Parliamentary factions, he
COURT CIRCULAR. communicated to Mr. Paxton greatly enhances the _________-____.
d be guided ports a couple in Clarissa and Fans Pas, the former Miss Ann 5 8 7 Rowena -- -- -9
be0;11 to le 4es ts, tilany 14 to several tho ed
1 t must pureuce a strictly legal course, an .
usan s, mus The .WINDSOR, OCT. 24, has paid forfeit, aud the latter, I should say, would Confessor 3B 4 Achyranthes
6 7 value of the favour she has been pleased graciously to East London...-. .. - al
er t .S s. d. X a. d.
lept'Al (414 p 4ther lis the 14°r° then th f • by no other than the most patriotic feelings. egit: TO g g --
1i53;
V let ' It‘h that niarket. , e oreigners. But, till some The Royal dinner patty yesterday included her nut run. First Fruits 3B 4 Lamartine .. 36 6 confer. We have had an opportunity of reading the Ke
Grand Junction •••• •• ; 4i. Per -
)0
co , QIN eerof we A Place, the feeling seemed different factions in the Chamber have
Royal Highness the; Dachees of Kent, the Lady in E. JONES Goldfinder -
letter in which those intentions were communicated to Lambeth -•••••• • • •• 51.
41. per cat. 100 0 0 - be
me osten-
d Ellerslie • mer I be- per cnt. 100 0 0 - 97
11 Ale e th, e%of iii eatest n'ering curiosity than an arrzere pensee. Each party puts forward so
Waiting to her Royal Highness - the Baroness de has a couple also, Tonic au , the for Italian
03 1114 itu •
'rae te Place ° POpui ent sitisin .w et y
e he sible principle which is not the guiding and govern- love will not go, and the ot .
her haa not appeared in Tonie - - 574
,10 (;) eela Noti ation, _ , as &town uy t. . . f S• eth Monsieur and 11.1adame Van de Weyer, the 37 11 Fallow Deer - 97
west Middlesex • •••
•••
f onduct but which servee to delude or d - , .
public since his extraordinary victory over Corsica and Agis 61.0a. pr cnt.; -
i- ifo t li,a . 04 its uncl the ehouts addressed mg motive o c ~, dLd Jh - los
Count and Countess Lavradio,. Lord an a y o n , 6 710 Master Friday ... 4 6 4 all parties, that, as a matter of simple justice, we' have
that hve others in the Column stakes. He is by Euclid, out Windischgratz
eluatti ' the o •
A to s'ne ' Passing' came princi 11 the hour. This man is working for Henry V., , . , f d
huesell, and Colonel Grau ur . ows orm 5 6 4 obtained the permission of Sir Joseph Paxton to place Dolores.
op et - to 4 ,wa , ineid pa y her
for the Count of Paris-one for a Regency, the ot , , f R .
ds attended f Red Tape, is a six-year old gelding and only carries Ileriot
ail° $ NON •4eh "t took 1 for the Presidency of the Prince Joinville ; but a 1 .
it Ihe band o the oyal Horse Guar . st 71b; he meat possess a chance, and'ou a pinch might Kni hf G 7 •
gt o wynne 4
.6 Clarissa - Dividend Amount 1
1 r ,ell i, talk Was 0 , sed h,..., place near the entrance • t with the Luring inner, an p aye the following pieces :-
d• d 1 d urn up a second Mrs. Tafe Herbert
36 0 "Downing•street, October 15th, 1851. Name ef Company. per of Paid. Price.
leeveel trA,thed'eei ailed u„ '" got thirsty and the whole these diverse parties ere agreed on o.ne porn .
e Overture, " Camp of Silesia" - ---- Annum. Share.
reiLitli 4,0 'is Nat i•ua to halt mass of Republicans, and that point is, that lw the pre- .
Donizetti. a G 0 f
" I I D '' .
-
N'n, 'la Ya h abe till they h d - blic is Arm, ioyert evereux onsists of Garforth and Montague ; the latter will be Sauter•la-Cou e... 5 7 SIC Fi
iss _ .yaway
„.. 3 513 orming you that the Queen has been pleased to x a. d. X s. d.
ect '',o, I,l,tkill th„h rawa er sho_
pon the d. aD
re-
sent Constitution the actual President of the Repu
Waltz, " Faust Diabolique . D'Albert. rawn, and the former will represent Lord Strathmore's Mark Ta 1 P
. ...... ... pey 47 5 Stafford - 84
09:0, ~ lq, •.tnaie °(11c his 31: tneehatlie pushedrl°liit ur-
nr, now ineligible for the election of May, 1852. Seeing
East and West I *di a ••
*
Selections " HugUenoia” • .. Meyerbeer. merest. He has been backed several times, but not to Doubt • 5 7 5 Harpsichord
'3' 7 . nighthood. The success of the Great East Country 2 ::: .__,
2601;.ppreCreallit: 1 0 fo3t7ik .0 _ -
alfiil_,/, ;14 ba:4as 8,11(1 a. 8111$ and said e• s way ' this, then, we repeat, the only course for the President
ti , hta a
_
Kuhner. very great extent; .is lightly weighted, is suited to the Milford -
• r nf,at g‘t ~,, air • Patriot;
.110 a i. g. qt., /is t ~ , Sir, lam a .
is to adhere to the strict letter of the law, and to de - "1•11" P, i.lugo .e t • , •• • 35 7 een very muc owing to your able London 51. pr cent. Stock. - 116
Iler Ma ' t b d f d ttended in distance, but is no winner for me. Abdallah 47 5 Letterpress and in enious desi nof the building Ditton•• - • ••••• ••
*
ands- •••• - 41. per cent. -
I C 1"/ 41111 s 9t lii„ A he 1,„ to which Kossuth re- jesty s priva ean a terwar s a 35 6 g g , usually denomi- a - _
)f• the vantage R. STEVENSON, JUN. .t.leatharine .... ••.. 34 per cent Stock.
CV bt, Bai 1 4114'1 chi "kaothe ""Inest desi 'nation am, Itrive those who are opposed to him c . .
f the Castle and performed the following selections:- Trickstress - -
ends...". • 441. ; •
pr cent. -
°lig td 111 ' 41- kit 1/%41, r' who had f 4 a•n ,r dthy w( uld gain by the slightest viol
Lition 0 Overture, "Le Pre . Herold. as a brace in Loadstone and Harpsichord, who, whether Alp - ,
lee de 's ee coos e er fine senti- t, 'pun e• ' aux Clercs" .. 3 5 6 for ever connected with one of the most marvellous Southampton •• - - ••• 21. per cent. 150 0 0 50 00 ! -16%
harter, hey run or no, will be suro to figure in the ruck.
relfoll eA, lie,t tne ale P-osated fo 't b ff • the charter of 1848. Taking his standupon this c
Finale, 3d act " Freischutz"
stit et ta tte te , which _ r i y o ering
l•tst resource have re- REEVES an age so remarkable for invention and
Cotelli
Auber. 3 5 2 discovery. It is in consideration of your distin-
;to , ate . Y 1/4' b., the h ll..ossuth accepted, and the President might, even ae a , ,
__ Ballet music, II Moabielle
liamen- leo has 9, couple-the Heriot and Harp; tho former Chief Justice
~ ..$1 t ~i
y1ti'....14 li,te ee 4 ealth ta. the 0 1 course to an intermediate Ministry of non• par 35 0 guished merit th tth ,
This morning the Queen walked in the Home Park a e Queen had resolved to bestow
I' OP a k aeo„ god peop eof the arries the money and the other stays et home. The Sweep - ...... 4 7 0 Equiria
,011) tlO/ thi tte Na • quad -'°ISD I - dd d tary men, and it would then be seen whether
4 5 0 on you this mark f h
o er royal favour. Companies,. „1/ per Price° Companies. 1 P" Prim.
10 6 littl 141 h -hu red e_ ut lampton a e , dSI
lesoed an oPes• STEBBINGS lanthe
not against a coa c
Annual.
.a ;Annum.
19, )0 1.411 e ale, Sart theareeears, and Kossuth live to country supp,rted him or .
1 and selfish. Oar The Prince of Wales, the Princess Royal, and the likewise sports two in Vatican and Hungerford. I can- Misserima
elg gi clique, whose objects are all persona
" J. RUSSELL." ..._.
..„_..- -I__ _ _____ _
I 1,,,5.er jut tat 49 4ppr addition which was re• h rfully younger membere of the Royal Family took their ot for au instant believe that they intend to start Sir R. Trenchard 36 11 Cyclops
f 0 ,io, ,:,,,:itire ofetrupt the °val hY the crowd. After
t own opinion is, that the country would c ce
a. usual pony and walking exercise. Vatican, but Hungerford will bo found emong the com- Hothorpe e 3 610 Terpsichore Ashtn& Old.h 93j m 140 Macclesfield . 100; 21.105. 50
Barnsley •• •• 160, - - Neath -•• • • 100 1 161. -
0010,40 th`4114),, an , 'on, Leavalead • , suppor him and all the rather because of his app
3 paid TILE NOIll'H-- -- N -
A D THE EXHIBITION. lirknk&Abrg
,e IA teer, -Pei •Xcept f e proceeded witnout ' , 1 ,of the Hie Royell flightless Prince Albert went out shoot- petitors, aud will no doubt run very creditably. Weights for the Bedlington Stakes for Two yrs old. 160; 51. 85 Oxf
ord.. •• •• 100' 13.'. 185
Ore dir 'toe 'elle ,'s e N. rota the tremendous rently fixed determination to get rid of the aeisi._. _ . . . . .
dby Lord John Rus- TREEN'S LOT The publication of the awards of the jurors, which Birmingham 40; 41. 934 Peak Forest. 78 ; 81. 181. 70
ra or s , out), Inv fid' rice log tins morningraccompanie st lb st lb Coventry-- 100 251 2 0 Re ent' •
!Ili af 14l• ' Olid 00e I'r,y ' crowd, to the Mayor of 31st May. The country has not the least co e
s •Il i attended b the Earl of Morley, Major- eonsists of Windischgretz, Woodlark, and Rhesus. followed immediately upon the official close of the 0 e 5•••33 1 i. 3s. 19%
Grey Tommy
,„50',0 1"li ' 88 e3e e_ resid e • tl e II t e tf. r the wisdom or honesty tt , an y
1. 63 Rochdale...• 1,5 21. 42
Sh ld an be sent from this stable I presume it will
ou y 7 2 Great Exhibition, brings out a fact or two affecting Ellsenre&Chs 69 2% p. et.
ie „iov kis t, eete, Lee ence. On arriving at in, or le .ma es respec iI, . t
• General Sir E. Bowater, and Colonel F. 11. Seymour. ' • Constantine -
' /11)I t1)1 sli`°,se ue sh 4 cli% crowd gath of the M01e.3, the Guizots, the liners, or tae Duvergter h thindisch raiz • the lot lam afraid however have GrandJunctnloo
det . i f,:ltaiiii 111 4ee ape
ofPo3ed to
\wt..
.t•ed round the
I'll D • eleven days of a Minis- Monsieur and Madame V ,
an de Weyer Count and -e - g , , P Tho Handsome Buck 84f by Lanercost, out of the contributions from the north which cannot but be 3/. pr.ct. 52 Do.LkFdSt 12; - -
00 ~, t eurannes. uring now •
11 but very little chance.
Florence
lt for some reco -
sel''eit tI. the Ilk the 4din 4 ePeeeb. a' terial i t th 86 departments of France Countess Lavradio, and Lord and Ludy John Russe ARMSTRONG Grand Surrey I 100 21. Os. , 324 Shrewsbury„ ;i „ ; _
t tli r'ttel 4i cro RIY ad n erregnum, e
th are steel a
'no. on a visit to her Majesty. bc by Sir Hercules, Pluck 7 o lengthened notices which have appeared in our co- ',trend Union;100 IL 10s. j 24 Stenrbridee..liis I 2-01. 290
0 1,, ,y ~ iltitie wd, t • vanced to th b I have exhibited no one indication of sympathising wi has a couple-Heroine, who Wiii lUD, and Bushranger frennt& Avail 39 4s. Oil. 1 6 Severn and 1
out of Odessa 7 13 The Monk 6 12 lumns, our readers are aware thet the county of In-
Oa ettpt 99 of '41(1, Im , e a cony, and
Lancaster • , 100 - _ ws, nen t 28, 21. OS* 24
a ees e the ancient Ministers, who contributed to the destruc- A deputation, consisting of Mr. Thomas Baring, who will not. Mr. snewing s c ranee with Heroine, Garibaldi
,cted c 4 ithe _ ytut ost heartily thank you ' 612 verness only sent up one exhibitor-Mr. D. Mac- Leeds& Livrplloo 201. 405 Wa•rwiekB; / !
j'io ,
ootl t otlii fl. \ v(iI)
,reception, for which I was tion of two monarchies. In quarters in which there M.P., Mr. R. W. Cravvford, Mr. S. Gregson, Mr. J. however is a forlorn one. fby Touchstone, out The BishoP - iOO sl. 66 Ilirming. i 100, 4L 40
Amon' the solitar re resentatives of tables Bor- Leicstr&Nth 83 41. 44% WarwickEs 7
1,5.01 /,14vr attlinstit4,) feelt, l'as are but ideas I 1 has not been an open approval of a return to a more G. Frish, and Mr. David Wilson, had an interview
d fgßl'y p'lleh h .8 ' • . of Cheshire Witch... 711 Dorothea
t li LlO4 g 5,...... , aud lave ' - been a athy - . eaux rom ut er sat Sit 6, t oug decidedly heavily Merry-bird
,iris 00 it f‘i %,,,,'lB eo, al gt, (Cheers.) conciliatory and healing policy, there has we i h with the Chancellor of tbo Exchequer yesterday at 710 ch c by Faugle-a•ba/- natural decorations of the Highland stall and in the Nlonmouthsh, 100 - - Worestr & 7 1
~ A. et% ~,o 0 Onnd , I atn here on
h indifference, and perfect listlessness. . o not, his official residence in Downing-street. i hted h - uch a turn of speed th t h 'll b found ei •
we g ,a. 6 a 0 W 1 e - eealoric 710 lagh, out of Delia... 612 ~ Mn tg ..orn ry s h 100 - - j Birming. j 781 31- 48%
;011ie° 'vol;),, NI,. .-r ef ,t, f tee
e, 1 eree ~ --Isere is the 1 ^
p tate w ere truggling home in front. RusAborougli has no Joe Miller 7lob c by Cotherstone, native dt' h• h'td• 1 d h
pro uc ions wic i isp aye , e was wen Sfeltnafwbry 100 - - -Wilts & Brks - Ils. 6d. 7
!Its 1,1,r le, a, ,sabi, ,alat 1„ erty for 0 however, mean to say that the state of things now The Marquis of Lansdowne, Lord President, re- hance whatever. Neushare and K•.l t f G
7-11. 1 0 wynne Prince Rupert
eivt r; it ,I 6 es, ha, Icerty n.y u• Show your- . . be unnecessarily prolonged with safety. t d yesterdwe to his seat, Bowood Park, Wilts. humbler classes of the north. While, as in duty
ill 0) ~1,, Is, I eve ad'by e ' c'• Only by maintaining. existing can urne t ditto. Ariosto, from Dilly's, over his favourite Magnes
to have now during
It clearly cannot, for the people who .
nc , The Chairman of the East Indite Company had an distance is sure to run well, and in all bound, he exhibited a few of the finer Scotch and
) Ale`.l iti heln, eep r„ Itending it o h h -
ver te w ole 11 Fortis 7 7 f by Epirus, out of - ---
Dividend Amount
interview yesterday with the Chancellor of the Ex- probability, finish about fifth or sixth, if no nearer. Farmer'sel3oy . - Name of Company. per of Paid. Pries.
1551'5 et h lee -ve, tt -Peet for
l'h4 tY e 1 1411 t e oldest e the city of Winches- e'leven days exhibited a marvellous patie e may. a
I come restless and dissatisfied, more especially chequer. Ephesus from J. Day's, Vancouver from T. Parr's, bc by Cotherstone, Valentine's-day
, , tr,; a lA, Yet L you, . orporatiou in Engl. d
n at once te .
0$ 0' ~,'lve Aaeo, ele,, gin te,„
- a--
when they find two more departmente, those of the Dispatches were received yesterday at the Colo- tV.aew
,_ ..
ick from W Scott's En land'
~ 9 s Glory from Win- out of Wryneck 7 4 Joy -
- __„„
'itti ' qat, O alii Y0ti....-rat ""rnent. May God laced in a state of siege in addi- nial office from the Governors of the West India ringham s, Recruit from I much's, Grand Duke from Ethelwolf
°0 5 6 kis ,at le leg. 4, 0 ste„ , e oud cheers.) Cher and Nievre, p . and more especially in knitted goods ; and we are British A••••.. •• - •• 11. 40 0 0 111 0 0 11%
,(1 .0 , ,nEtt , ',veil f h viable o- Percy's, Narcissus from King's, Trutl f B• 11. t ' .1-, dl
t. to the four others already in tat unen
1.1) ,
Islands. i rom i ing On s, oo e
ion 4 happy to find from the prize list that the jurors hay 11. 83. 20 0 0 20 0 0 15%
00 i tf Of Nti. tie urward and
0 I 11kt 4gi 'I and "5 Pro addressed the ' 1 _ Nautch Gir/ from Ducker's, Manifold from Carlisle's, cbv Touchstone out Miss Landon e Brighton •• •• -•••• •• 50. 20 0 0 -
• • For thi- extra official act, M. Leon Fauceer, Dispatches were sent off yesterday from the Co o 6 0 awarded Mr. Macdou all
g a prize-medal in this de- City of London •••••• -
0 i
,11, IN Si)t, ~ er h. ud to entertain such a sitton. , .
btedl • nd Follow-me-Lads from M 1 ' e , '
a ony 3. sro all, more or less, of Fugleman s dam 7 2 61. 100 0 0 ;150 00 ; 120
0 1 wt. .th Le, L IS roof__
who only holds hts portfolio ad interim, uniou . Y mai-office to - the Governors of Ceylon and Llong
n a par, and not equal to winning this great stake. One peirtment of the competition. It is pleasing to think ContinentalConsolidat. 50s. 75 0 0 31 50 i 35%
WILTSHIRE CHAMPION COURSING ME K u1tab1e.........• •• 50s. 50 0 0 50 0 ' "
0 r4c sole lit w ueart f a inan who had the
4rfke „World °uld re• ° a li„ tponsibility. The precipt-
incurs the very gravest ree . Kong. or two others require my consideration before con- ETING. that the persevering efforts which have been made for
eie . , and the nobleness thin ten Inelperial ........ - - 31. 50 0 0 CI
I 26%1
Dispatches were also sent to the Governor of Malta. THURSDAY. 50 0 0 I 70
hiding, namely, Confidence, who is under A. Day's years past to improve this branch of domestic manu- Independent .......•• 61. 40 00400 0 ; 46
' Ith''eat ' Ile ehe 10 bre k• tation with which the thing was done, wi t
0 1 hitt , wen, d s a ing th f
e etters of The Great Western Cup. • L0nd0n.............. - 50 0050 0 0 i ....
0 t 5 ' 4 - colll -.4"."h a 41Cceeded •-•
k oat tia, (1, nev 0 had e„ . in accomplish- y
da s of the sitting of the Chambers, appears indeed
management, and has been ;backed for a lar e stake . factures have not been thrown away and we antici- -
0 1 a a Ort),l, try ,er aga. •eloncipated 4 000 000 of to be of evil augury. io
r" the department of the THE GREAT EXHIBITION. h f •• t m
on the strengt o priea e, oro than u ic.
g bp Second Ties-Royalty bt L. SIMS, Rhoda bt Bean, Im- pate that the decision of th ' ' •
e jurors, showing as it does Do., Fstrl.
Ditto.. - - ...,... 50 0 0 50 0 0 ; -
0 0 Itti'l3, we Ish, b. -Chat 14 be brought ' ' N• th P -id nt of the Chamber belongs, both
ievre e ret e A reference to our Court Circular of yesterda h h
y doings ; I cannot avo er as a winner,
P. pudence bt Busybody, Whipcord ran a bye (Prowess 'h nreedence 61. 125 0 0 7lso I -
t at a high degree of excellence has been attained, Phcenix ........„... 41.
le- Was der the kni hthood was con- The other animal that the public h , drawn). 50 0 0 49 0 0 1 27%
0 4 teitNl f°llz tit .xos a great - un
I t and representation. M. Dupin is actu- will show that the honour of g r r ave to some extent 1. ;too 0090 0 o -
ro rent • suth work foe one man ty proper y
nd k is Hr• The Druid Cu will not be without a beneficial influence on the home- lirantlieliarto-en-e. - - ''''
b
° 0 1;%111tti, 41 th °Ned WaS never a• I il 7•th t d t t ' this moment, and yet this
e. ayin a epar men a. ferred by her Alajesty on Mr. Fox, Mr. axton, a verloo Qd !cot, by Mango or Lanercost, who as P• ral ........ 1L 50 00500 0 16
Second Ties Mrs Iftt B bt S
- .i y rown omerville, Mock- manufactures of the north. As an exhibitor Mr. Westmiaster Chartered W. 58 0 0 -
0 a i, te fifei ere , to e , atasfied so lon
Mr. Wm. Cubitt. We have not yet been enabled to a four-year old, with 6st 21b up, ou ht to bo a ver dan- 45
. 1 ,O. f.„, till L'olis of ,"0 uone H • ' t t • not taken, it appears, on his Tepresen-
ex reme sep is tb ' • f g y ing Bird bt Be• true, Lizzie bt Whiff, Merry Lass bt Well- Macdougall will be entitled to another medal, and he Ditto,New ........ 12s. 50 0010 0 0 , 9
00 i li s 4, fie , ee la_ , Lue peo 1 . a had risen
tation or at his suggestion ; but on the advice of en ascertain in vvhat mariner it iS intended to reward the gerou? opplencileing in irst-rate running at the Pre" I-Never. well deserves it for the indefatigable perseverance, lexsT• or SCOTTISH COHCPAN ' -
113 S PPHOZII
a 11 e 34 0/ev Ihe, and he could. not
o 0 ' I,,ttitt'a he ad eta ated ' h I h lds a ortfolio t 1 -
ii- services of Mr. Barry, to whom the building is in- ent t.ime. select her as my cockboat for this
The Stonehenge Stakes. under many and trying difficulties, with which he -
a r4,that woula e h r the condition of the
a efo oos ex -Minister, 1 aucher, woon y 0
.13 , ,
f its most beautiful and strilr
• ing fea• ccastea. Dividend Amount
' ti NI 0,, si.. eYer li 'aVe 13 - 'Lime -not viet i his succeesor be appointed. A loud cry is, no doubt, debted for one o .
To sum up, the race, in my opinion, will be between First Ties-Reuben bt Blue Banner, World's Fair bt carried through his purpose of representing the Name of comeany. per of Paid. Price.
to 10, !h, ill; tee ho_,,vedt , een inapt, a
t_ •-• Or OBS-
raised by the re-actionist press of the capital, that tures-the noble circular transept roof. At the
Prime Minister, Ariosto, Mountain Deer, Eliza Middle- Lansdown, Mandamus bt The Ban, King William bt Highlands in the Crystal Palace. The only other _ Annum. §hare.
106 '1 111 iqqkl‘Val a ilea Of ii°ttlfa becaZub Bhe greatest Th d t Messmate. -,e,
h t d rtments are foci of secret societies, of meeting of the Commissioners on urs ayl a
on, Ellerslie, Haricot, Breba, and Newn ' t HARICoT exhibitor from this county was Mr. Mason,
iins er, X s. d i X s d
stil e',/ Ith tj rebel assi e had been over- t ese wo epa
we believe The Elston Stakes. • •
01 r le ',bp erRY 'T a' B°'ne of th • Socialism, and of Communism. We believe it is Windsor, the principal objects which, nd PRIME AIINISTER for choice. My latest remarks on . . jeweller High-street, here, whose elegant con- BBank of Scotland
I h '
teo 1)1 /14dNI) IleSitio 1 ViliGs it tla Mayor th en. clergy .
ttr that secret societies are active in the Nievre, carne under consideration were of a financia .c a- his race will appear on Monday. First Ties-Fair Jane bt Ruthe Lynx bt Corsi' • • '
IP, tributions unfortunately did not appear in his cleitxn
li.ainneinlat,noticripany f,4,11.. igit: =tt... lug g o :100 0 0 200
doo,:e Ih' 4t d on! °to a aPPeared h en referred to gni e ue , . ~
racter, and had reference mainly to the question of I um, Sir, yours, 8.;3., White Rose bt Manchet; Waxy bt Bonnie Lass. 0 i 2 10 0 3/. 9s.
1/0 , te, NI te 3' stat puha lad taken the lead d •'d bl ro ress
end that Socialtem has ma e const era e p g
‘i ..8, lie-44r 'a th le rece t• ' ti ••b t h t ur eis that the existing law the remuneration to be gi
'yen to those who have THE SPIRIT OF THE TURF. The Beacon Hill Stake. own name, but in that of Messrs. Lister and Son, City olGlasgow Bank 61. per cent. 10 0 0 I 10
Clydesdale Bank .... •• 64 per cent. 20 0 , 0 0 114
Newcastle. In the descriptive account which we Co 01 to 0 o lal
,01 trael , eased at, in s • P ion of Kossuth. ierein ,-uw a we g ,
t the Exhibition. Oct. 25, 1851. Mr. Fowle's Factotum bt Mr. Rendall's Southgrove. - mmercial Bank .. •• 71. per cent. 500 0 0 100 2 -
igil;s tk,f atio,.,' OOthi,, tO hi, .Pite of the thr h• h and the spirit by which the right-minded population afforded assistance in y
carr ing ou . • Mr. Holmes's Martinet bt Major Clowes's Cataract. gave of the Exhibition at the time of its opening., 9:astern Brink.. -••• 61 ' 0 0 175
)1( fi 4 ev '') w eg de "4, In the
_, eats w lc . .
The total amount set apart for this purpose is con- _ • . per cent. 25 0 0•10 0 0 10
j, . 14a,cr h. es det anted b slave of insulting d b 1 ti sfficient to repress these
le animate are a um an y ,
ble the Commissioners SPORTING INTELLIGENCE. Mr. Lawrence's Lead-the-Way bt Mr. Bowles'e Bard. there was a somewhat minute description of Mr. Edinb.kGlasgow Bank 61. per cent. ,500 ; 5 0 0 4
1-ed,pe‘ 1;4 q wk. 161 he ertllin A Y these attem • disorders, without having recourse to martial law. It siderable, and such as will ena . . Mr. H. Maxwell's Daintio Davie bt Mr. W. Long's Mason's contributions, which were certainly not Fz,iieateihoanngeßnk of Scot.. 41. per cent. !100 00142 0 0 8
IQe. glie h 44 X eh that s pts at in- f rk
iit which •wiii setts y a i e 'TATTERSALL'S-YESTERDAY. al Bank ;4 per cent. '5O 0 0 I 10 0 0
Ledbury. the least interesting of the articles shown in Messrs. North of Scotland Bank 5/.per cent. 20 0 0 15
1, s e .
tic, 01,._., ,0 long as he had a ' ' o military meatis of repreesion
is not by resorting t to reward with a libera y .
f th
tattons o ose CAMBRIDGEsIIIRE.
flOr',# Ilii;Verai 4
air_
euntn should h that a nation like France can be brought beck to a e reasonable expec
the public and th . sto I agst Sir J. Hawley's Breba Sir J. Boswell's Puzzle'em bt Mr. Riley's Regulus., Lister's case. A medal has been given to those Royalllank of Scotland 51. per cent. 100 0 0 11020 ig oo 27,,
) I ave a art of d reward. Among Mr. Leach's Lottery bt Mr. Barnett's Buffer. _ gentlemen, but from the wording of the award in 135
I;liniesotnerllank of Scotland 8/.per cent. 100 0 0 50 0 0 91
01 tiii 'l', lc eheet P
.ce he should havePth sense of duty. In all the wars and struggles of the whose services have so well merite d .
8 to 1 a,gst Mr. A. Nichol's Newminster
s tb' .aat 'k%A 3We ree- emded upon Mr. Barnett's Beam bt Mr. Miller's Jew-boy. n Beak- ...• •• 71. per cent. 50 00 50
IP a/C 4 iiet -Oth, e. -re the country, civil or religious, drae•onnades have ever been the sums which we understand wel..e
16 to 1 agst Mr. Halford'e Prime Minister the prize list, we think we are justified in infer- Alliance Fire and Life 84 Lpr cent. 10 0 0 10 0 0 70;i
! i 0 I his dAi n for Mr. Lawrence's Lopez bt Sir J. Boswell's Maneallia. o 0 21
00 fl` ,11, 8 p AC., aft n Oven for tI Q feund equally- perilous and inebffective. France, as we was one of 5,000/. for Mr, Paxton, or e. g
16 to 1 agst Mr. Carew's The Heriot r. t
ing hat tlae honours should have come to the British Guaraltea
19 1 4 4rte er which th ie ueen, the ' between 2 000/. and The Everleigh Stakes. Caledonian Fire Insur 101 t 100 0010 0 0 1922%
per can .
)0 )rp el eye .1 th e CrOwd hve .aid again and again, may be led, but will not be
gradually -a - - -• the building. A further sum of , 100 to 6 agst Mr. Osbaldestou's Mountain Deer Mr. Perkinson's Susan bt Sir J. Boswell's Lilly. north of the Tweed, and that Mr. Mason should be City of Glasgow Life... •
6/. per cent. 25 0 0 2 0 0 3/. 15
Der 0J •,,Qttl"r+ Of e° ret• ards for the Sappers oto 1 agst Mr., Crawfurd's Darkie awarded, if not the bronze, at least the honour of C.olonial Life
lip, $ ~ l' ,:i. et fi, efhi _ ired to driven by lung, Emperor, Consul, or Republic. We 3,000/. was agreed upon as row
commen e
d d 2 • ' Mr. Miller's Minerva bt Mr. Breach's Sally. -•• Per cent. 5000 10021. 2st.
20 to I agst Mr. Greville s Ariosto Edinburgh Life Insur 6/
Ao gi, til, lend eh tie a collation trust we have heard the last of these words, " Etat de employed in the building, and it was re the medal. Like the count per cent. 100 0 0 15 00 ' 21%
Mr. Fowle's Belt bt Captain Bonne's Betty Martin. y of Inverness, the much
it* W.il be""w ' Parto „!suth, L provided by urchase of oe to 1 aest Mr. Copeland's Candlewick-taken Eng.& Scot, Law • •
Life 5/.per cent 50 0 0 217 6 j 34
erct lludle • " We trust that the session of the French
siege. that the sum should be expended in the p _ Mr. Holmes's Medona bt Mr. Loder's Vanity. smaller county of Nairn had but one representative Life Assoc. of Scotland 6/. per cent: 10 0 0 110 0 131. 151
ee a 0 taeh . tll . 4 Cle* -"4. y petuart, j ''' Mr Delamere's it
T • • 11t d t serve as useful 30 tO 1 agst . C rl-taken
0 ester ' e A,14 ee,,,,er 0 Chamber to open on uesday, the 4th of November, articles whtch would he ca cu ae o Mr. Riley's Molly - Bawn bt Mr. Loder'e Lady of St. -Mr. Mackillican, of Piper-hill, near Cawdor- NNoatritohnl!lFire and Life 51. per cent. 10 001 0 0 1252. 01
1 aest Mr. Gratwicke's The Ni
a etsg
, orri k cori,„„Yor to ~. 4 a P'ablic scale is to be t will commence under better and more conciliatory as well as pleasing memoria s
lof the Exhibition. A 30 tO ,„, ~ , , gger Laonard's. whose neighbours it will gratify, as it will most Bcottish Union In
,ritlsh Insur .• 61 er cent. 200 0 0 20 0 0 27
,# 9 III; r, "4 ati aeverai obe laced at the 33 to 1 agst Mr. Wilkinson s Neasham art.ice . P
. 641. pr cent 30 0 0 1 0 0 ;258.65
o,lh ila eat), en and of the members of ho e that the
ouspicies. We fondly p conciliatorY considerable sum was also ordered t
ip . .
33 to 1 tigst Lord Enfield's Hernatidez Major Clowes's Complete bt Mr. Mil/er's Miracle. certainly delight his amiable landlord, the Earl of Standard Life ...... - 51: per cent. 50 0 0 7 0 0 ! 124,
d htra (S, tilot ••utt I.,otliers friends in the city Message then to be delivered to the country disposal of Sir Richard Mayne, K.C.8., Commissioner Mr. Riley'a Read bt Major Clowes's Compact. United Dep.Assurance Sl.per cent. 10 0 0 , 1 0 0 , 17s 6d
33 to 1 agst Mr. Brown's Haricot-taken Cawdor-to know that he too has carried ff
911It' It efa 'lln ' Who 1, o a medal.
Mr. Powney's Fan bt Mr. Penn's Wicked Eye.
6 PI/ I. -0% ?, f - Liad b ' 'cliesTen., 730 - . will Produce as much effect On Parliameutary of Police, for the purpose of its distribution among
2 000 to 20 agst Mr. Howard's Grecian-taken He exhibited two specimens of produce grown on his
f'l3°, fec,..4 1,..4 It,. Seeternin th een tray 11' - r' MI f. .t• as it cannot fail to produce on the members of the police force in attendance at the
'The room wus thinly attended, and the betting, beyond FRIDAY. MISCELLANEOUS.
l'' Toi; 4 4(1 .44 ,ian, e coil e lug since nine Lit 10113 the Tho Beacon Hill Stakes own farm-a farm no way distinguished for its na- Dividend Amount
,04, ti, b th) mon „ otry, i country at large. France is now in that peculiar Exhibition. A sum equal to four weela salary was
showing a decline in Newminster, Mountain Deer, The tural advantages-one being a sample of white wheat Name of Company. per of pied
(lava,
Peeet Yee, 'ldle ' Ite l i "as just arrived Fine Ties-Lopez bt Pu 1 ' F .
zz em, actotum bt Lottery . Price.
0 011 3 r .
~,.
~ ha, _ g got there too late to sof tnen
state that no one party or
.clas can hope ex . •ces
also ordered to be paid to all persons whose s,ervi.. .
Prime Minister, Curl, and The Nigeer as unim ortant
. ' P (drawn), Beam bt Lead-the-way, Martinet bt Daintie grown on reclaimed land as a first crop, with only a Annum. Share.
1 arelei A Nde l'tuart "Iv left th • • A tively to triumph. It is only, therefore, by conci- might be dispensed with at the close of the Lshibt- as it was dull. small allowance of guano, and the other of ryegrass - -------
Pcr k` t t lice. I t
° tnee e station with c u Davie. ___,„,„
liation and compromises that. anarchy and civil war HEREFORD RACES.-TIIMISDAY. HE. B. d. ,z. ,i. d.
tc 4 , , he t Kossuth at the tion.-elforning Paper. Second Ties-Lopez bt Factotum, Beam bt Martinet. seed. The latter was considered the finest ever seen, fkssajn Tre,;'
it' ••••• • • • • - 20 0 0 2
T 3 pi, 1410, ,reeet.
can be prevented. It is in vain, we know, to address each 5 ft and 3
The Herefordshire Stakes of 10 sovs. , , 00 0 9
f• ‘ •qi • 3Velping Ofs---------______
these words to the incorrigible race of placemen, but REFRESHMENTS. SUPPLIED AT THE EXHIBITION.
ts only if declared, with 50eaddeAl. T:ice r011%.17 asndb a The Everleigh Stakes. and we venture to say can neither be surpassed nor Anasetr'ailli a naAir•l c•u• it•n•;•1 21. 55. 50 0 0 -
264
First Ties-Medora bt Susan, Fan bt Belt, Complete matched in Britain or out of it. The jury considered Australian Trust .... 61.11pcent.'100 " " 0 0 15
. 0111/ 141,1't1:11 illgto4 the central The following ts a statement of the Refreshmen
w believe that such words may be advantageously • a distance, about two mtl san a q arter. ( u s.,
beat Read (drawn), Molly Bawn bt S 11
ay. it an extraordinary sample • but no exhibitor can Anglo-Mexican Mint.. 11. 10s. 10 -0
0 85
9 ° 2°14
ig, ~j „, -,0 k ‘,ll,
'Ol3 / vl/ eel ele -street, Aircommittee last night, e • essed to
and with great propriety addr a large Lumber G.,
sold by Thomas A ters,
las confectioner, ttec., at t e
f whom declared.) , Ditto, Half Shares.. - - 10 00 2N
IP i e Orly Co i'llN • Thornton .
Hunt in F hi' • • h E t nd Western Areas
it at ot i mon, in t e as ern e
12
o ' 8 t 21b (W. Sharp) 1 Second Ties-Complete bt Fan (drawn), Medora bt receive more than one prize medal, and it was given British Ame
yrs, S rican Land '1 10 0 -
Mr Herbert:a Spot, , Molly .1.3371 n. -
Cil 0,1 'ili It 4 r'vet, ' tlpo of deputies, who are prepare(l to make the most of
a or Rooms, exclusive of the quautities already adver- •
JI R lands na Cobnut, 3 yre, 6st 61b - - .. 38 10 0 -
Gl. per cent. 10 -
CIF of' ),P,'ee 46 to Lee(' te i.il behalf f f i choice of difficulties at • he Centre: Mr. •••• l• ow The Great Western Cu o. 5 per cent Bends 00082 10 0 47k
egeoriddi et; 'PO th "con, I"sautle 0 the deputation ly resell,. ng a
situation On p . tiled, as eold by Messrs. Younghuaband, in t t
f h onditi f bl' 558 Mr. Rees Jones na Avis, 3 yrs, 6s
lb
4 - v,,r -mb. 0 '6 f -e th • . the • • • be t. In England, 1 suc
.a c on opu lc - Third Ties-Impud to, 6pret B d 7 I - i -
27'
P ' Clothworker, 4 yrs, Bst 9 - of the people. The result, however, shows that in the City Navigation. B" 8 61. persent.l - , -
roi (1 011 • air invitation of the s touartern loaves ••• ••• ••• •••
Mr. T. arr s 0 cord. onds ee per cent ! i - 109
li. r‘f iVa f 1(111t .ow,, guest at a • actual turn of our mi
affairs existed, from the pr • nds, 3,170 eorge, 4 yrs, ist 31b
Cottage lo yes at 1d.... ..• ••• ••• Mr. E. Ryan's Little G , north wheat of ve.ry superior quality is raised; and Gen. Revers. & Invest. 5p c iith • - 1 --.
93%
01;ply /4,11441 Or ation g report , Public banquet blic men we shout i s - a ' d ast 81b 0 The Druid Cup. Equ,....,_,_
_______ • • 5,2/,100 0 0 'lOO 0 0 95
' and from the patriotism of our, pu ' 1 1 otted meats, meat, tongues, German
Mr. Young na Quicksand, agc , the name of the coun y
tr should stand all r,q,(L,-;;re.,:.7.....ry 5p..•&b8.5t100 0
0 o`,) 4 'tii up° orgarli • aPPoi4ted - in 1 ranee from the selfish CI h Third Ties-Merry Lass bt Mrs. Kitty Brown, 0 100 0 0 10e%
'We George, 2to 1 agst ot worker, 5 the higher that the medal has been gained _
et thi OrliA 11 L 2trltc tb hy the central corn- make the best of it. But . , - sausage, &e...., ... ... ... lbs. 36,130 .
6tO 4 agst Li t Mocking Bird bt Lizzie. Gea.StearriNav•i•g•a•tio-n 50 0 0 5 0 0 -
oir ed a ‘lo ' ate °nits te e 111.03 ws of cliques, there have been Ham ... lba. d 6 •
31,478 , r t 1 Bgst Spot, an to 1 agst Ana. 10 p.ct. 15 0 0 14 0 0 27%
3 0(
~
4.
hiti a.ossuth suth demonst t•
ra ion, nese and personal vie .
'ormidable both to the Mustard ••• ••• 911/ •••
tO 2 agst Gobnut, J o
The Stonehenge Stakes. by the wheat rather than by the ryes. liludson's 8ay......-
206
OAi II ,I,stit,
~
ari inter • at Southampton this raised up impediments very t
~
••• ••• ••• ••• lss. 1 120
' Won cleverly by a length. grits! see.
ds. It will be seen from the Jounneoerrora ........„ 21. 53. Stock.
100 -0 0
47
;11 '0 Stt Vh 'tele
people. To the former we would Sayoury piee (22,452) lbs. 33,465 i ova. each, h ft, and 30 Second Ties-World); Fair bt Mandamus, Reuben bt list Ld n Institution -
ie. 0 'lt 8 q 'lL:it; view with hi f P 'cl t dt tl
m o some rest en an 0 ie ••• •••
The Hunters' Stakes of 10 s
King William. published in our fourth page that Messrs. Bremner New Zealand C • - - 17815 0 7
f ‘,sl 1 ttl.ll lei ePet .°4 W • trench yourselves within Biseuits lbs. 3,600 iders Sec. Heats, twice round. ompany - 25 00,25 0 0 -
16,1 # % Oo Otto 48 trif again and again say-re , added. Gentlemen r •
and Son, of Wick, civil-engineers, have be Ditto, New •.......
23,040 The Elster Stakes. en honour- 25 0 0112 10 0 -
I" tit R ' th °et trntiticed ay take up an 'neap g
u nable Savoury patties .•• ••• ••• •••
( 7 Subs.) Russell Institution -
d lOst 41b 10 1 Second Ties-Lynx bt Fair Jane, Waxy bt White ably mentioned for their plan of keeping •• •• - - !26 5 0 c-"„
b M P
el ,tt Is ,Ma e par, ated to , . 57, • ulzky. strict legality, and you m
ld y-bc calm be Sausage rolls
...!
...
~,, ... ... 28,046 _sl
' New Forest Deer, see , out the sea Peninelr&Orient.Stm. 81. per cent. 50 0 0I 50 0 0 "'
iley iNi 't wia ittl till Cof a -uonla Kossuth that it Position. To the latter we wou sa , ane .. . .
Mr J Day a Rose. whilst harbour works are going on . Reversiona 1 t
or te lira 'rn 'na ecinirnitt , the last crisis, thus " I torus biscuits, or sponge-cakes ... ... 73,280 •, •
' C • r yrs llst 71b a 1 3 --represented in ry n . Soc. 441. pr cent.lloo 0 0 100 0 0 1004
y s , pk,,, NI. thE, Iv OVemen, . •ee of working men, moderate as you have been during .
b t which Mr fresham s ogia, J ,
Macaroons, wafers, S;c. ... ... lbs. 1,500 - • ,u t 5 rs, Ilst 51b 22 2 NEWMARKET MEETING-TLIIIRSDAY. the Exhibition by the model of L •
ossierslouth harbour Royal Mail Steam • 41 h 'lOO 0060 0 e 79
South Austral • ••
• p. s are. 1
__ 0 0 23%
ttol];', 01 f "tet, 'lll, ,udres. , L nad originated, and by proving yourself worthy of that civil lier y _ Beth buns ... ~. „. „. ... 622,960 Mr. Martin 5 p 013./ aYS
re, I Ist 51b 0 3 0 The Derby. while the works were in progress. No • tan....• ti. per share. 25 0 0 25 1
Ye th Nln '' the ' uepe '. to be r t blessing, but Plain d Mr. Robertson's Stalin , y Van Diem 's
tice has also an - Land.. - 100 o 0 29 0 0
'. /1,,,0 ~_,N. 404, so_ tati.o_ ri esented had been with law and order is the cheapes
_. Lao „,
~, , .
... ... 409,360 , 00 0 Second Ties-Bayard bt Holyoake, Locksley bt been taken of "J. Sinclair Th
0 0 •ik b t •
1 eine, u Italian cakes . 9,600 Rush 6 yrs elst
Mr. George 6 , ,
eas„y. Farmer. 1 urso, Forss Rockhill
/.ji 1 o,it A as,i t"ress at
a" requested his permission which without thetn is not liberty but le
•• ~,,„ „. ..• ••• Each heat won il pavement." llonourable mention i 1
ce- er ' 4 lith cc, oet PUblic Pound cakes, at 2d. . 39,600 The Cup. sa so made of
0010 pta ,
,al, of, cart h. reception of himself anarchy, but, in a word, the greatest curse.
keg of 5 sovs. each, and 20 added. ,t J. Gordon, United Kin d OCT. 22....
Hop INTELLIGENCE.-WORCESTER,
eV 41 pee 'lite the add int to his place of abode DAILY NEWS.- Manifold, rapid, extreme have Rich cakes ...
... . .
...
...
2,880 The Selling Sta . d half. (7 Subs.) Second Ties-Dankeld bt Henrietta, Forerunner bt g om, for an anato ' d at full re
g p ti
.t)
sof it depa ress was the illus. Pastry, at 2.J. ... Heats, one mile an a model in ivory." We h calcal in demand on Satur ay p ices,
36,000 41b 0 * Hawk. Good ho s were a ain
are appy to learn that this P g
a° 14°4 41% I°i4 • tati°n fur presented to Louie been the changes of fortune experienced by ••• ••• ••• •••
D$ 1 tO 0 vitat• ther nded on School cakes . Mr B Land's Defaulter, (50/), 9et
... •• 1 1 exhibitor, thou h 1 but other sorts were a heavy sale at a reduction from our
e, e tei t seutb Lori to b requested his ac•• trious guest of the English nation, who la , Jellies ... •• ••• ••• ••• ••• 4 800 • •
' Mr. J.R. Scott's Tuley, 4 yrs e o
‘25/i ist 91b I " 2 2 The Oaks. g ong resident in the s • t. The supply fresh in from the
outb, is a last quotations of 3s. per cw.
eP 0' Lle L I:611 °IIVe re l• it AnqUet, Thursday at So h II h been alternately ttinc ... ... ... ... quarts 2,400 „
~
' N Dawson (251), ist 4lb 20 0 0
- Second Ties-Delight bt Berry, Brenda ran a bye. native of Nairn, and passed man hinters was small, numbering not more than 600 pockets ;
3Of , COi.li Y b' P 'ed b ut ampton. eas Al itwell s ancy The Port Stakes. life in Inver y years in early P
:0
(0 , titt thte, ett is thh , y requesting the depute- tbe leader as the f &Ile class opposition I'l
Creem ••• ••• ••• ... ... quarts 16,175
r.S
'VI• ur 6 yrs (50/), 9et Ilb 00 0 0 ness, where he served an are t• but these, added to a considerable bulk left unsold the pre-
-5014 tte N' hI w ated th aas to th • ih• •
, ormer, of ami . , , ~,,,, _ • ••• ..
,„
...
... quarts 18,200 Mr. Code a
,° uge ' . 1.-, mise sst 7lb 00 0 0 Second Ties-Leader bt Bashful, Factotum ran a bye. ship. The north is thus not '' li pp n ice- vious week, made up a good show. Fine yearlings and old
P r 4 t aa e workin men of n is native country, and the sole wielder 01 L'l" Coffee ... ..„
... Mr Rowland s Breach en ro , Nett out honour in the hops were more in request at former rates. The following is
f tj, tet,i ot
.1 hEt rat at lae boo° d . g c lbs. 5,118 • 7st
Oil" Ile Ilti tla °en d 4°f the ure industry ; that ountry's destinies-subject to the surveillance of a Tea
...
...
... ..• •••
lbs. 1,015 Mr. Davis's Hengist, 3 yrs (50)!
/ Bst 41b 00 dr First Ties-Dart bt Bolingbroke, Flexible ran a bye. ns.-/nverness Courier. the number of pockets of hops weighed during the week :-
00 i_ .
54
1)00 _ evot_, . people ; his political timid Government bullied b his and their enemies, Chocolate ..,
... tt• "•
lbs 1 053 Mr. J. Day's Mignon, aged (25 ),
Ond was a dead h FRIDAY. ----------••7•---------_._________ _ New, 1,308 ; old, 142. Saturday :-New, 1,121 ; old, 29.-
4 O4t4t It 4 thst Pie, itt't to elevating the coiadi- repelled from the -h y'
h worthY Schweppe's lemonade, soda waier, an.d.. • • ' Four well-contested heats; the sec eat
Worcester Journal.
/v) (lt '-'e "ase the `c should s ore of 1 ranee by te un ginger Tho Derby. A FEW WORDS ON W
111)1'1 R,,Ns for ~ to ,h Workio,„ be proud of any chief of a free People • E land bY
, and vvelcomed in ng beer ... „,
...
...
b I e e between Defaulter and Taley.
... ott es 5J5,/20 Deciding Course-Mr. Round's Locksley bt Mr. year," as the advertisements and uff
INES.-" At this season of the ERRolt.-A man should never be h d
0.0;0 i,'kic' ka h.4ureis ?vv hiru 6 classes of London the spontaneolla acclaiun of a nthusiastic people. Rough ice (183 tons)...
..,
... lbs. 409,920 FRIDAY. in aragra hs have it, • Rs ame to own
-f Buckworth's Bayard, and won the stakes. we feel it a duty to give the worldP •g P P . he has been in the wrong, which is but saying, in other
f 7 sovs. each, 5 ft, and 2 only i a little advice upon wines,
n e
Salt (21 tone)._
...
...
...
The Gold Cup Stakes o The Cup. and if we cannot tell th words, that he is wiser to-day than h
01,1,9 is. )1, ° kaa Is it , hing h. •He thanked the cona- His life has been an •It • d sunnY lbs. 47,040 round. (26 SubL) 8 em exactly what to drink, or what to e was yesterday.-Pope.
110),S 4431.1.1' I\ ''t V.:1'41141j .114 with a 0 r h bursts such a ernation of storms an .
Masture's New Jargouelle Pear Syrup, ea- declared, with 40 added. Oiace
Deciding Course-Mr. Dobede's Dankeld and Mr. buy, we can at least inform them what to avoid. We there- ADVERSITY.-Adyersity ex
ci° It alt 'tiv "Op 'arAtY With cpyo t e ad- ~. as are felt only by ardent and daring na" ' • tee asperates fools, dejectsr
tures like his own-,
'l)ic) d 0h 14 ailient Poetti - the English lan- elternatiot . d pe aire, .....
....
...
...
bottles 5,350 of whom declared. Tyson'a Forerunnerid• •
tvided the cup. fore offer the following hints :-1. When You see wine ad- cowards, draws out the faculties of th w• • .
is caused or provoke 4 rs, 7st 81b (Sharpe) 1 se and industrious,
~, ,s4i lu,tll4t.‘e . ,' Act t, ,rl,ltY cf
oe deliberatel d' bY his •
icepulsive Preterved cherries, ginger, Sec. ... lbs. 4,480 Mr. E. Herbert's Sir Robert, y The Oaks. vertised as "an excellent wino to lay clown;"' be sure it is not puts the modest to the necessity of ter 'l.-
t M. 0.. 2
p2O/0 AO% -i,l4t tt 7, gift,' Cme invitation to y rea leg e nature-alternations which Lave pine apples „,
„, 4 yrs, 6s vin their skil awes
Deciding Course-Mr. Dobede's D r worth picking up 2 When you read of a wine that is the opulent, add makes th 'di • d h g l'
the ban uet nelped to develo in h' - .. ... 2,000 Mr. Cartwright's Cobnut,
oed 6et 61b 3 e
ight bt Mr. Buck- described as " full • • • ht't• h If T At
of body," you may conclude t a 1 is a e 1 ein ustrious.
beg il,;" Vitit teemt v .4"qrt tin-t•Y and a t• f q ' tor b wh.ch PI
iln that earnest and fervid ore,- ------- Mr. Cartwright's Thurgarton, se /,, worth's Brenda, and won the stake. HE .o.LEANEST K
ti!isii t 4 i.ori ka tt, sit, ~o, me to
s, !Ines !on o policy, Y y 1,, ie raised, upheld, and swayed his SUBMARINE TeaeQuapn.-Considerable interest Mr. Austin's Miss Julia, 5 yrs, 7st sint o spirit. 3. When yeu hear of a wine being particularly IND OP A FAMILY.-SOMe edit,oll
down South, de • •
est , k e N ee dik,i could ,sY in this country on countrymen. lo men like, K s Ist 61b 0 The Port Stakes. -en are asked scribuag a family of his acquaintance, 837'
4erA 45 414 01 th `"c4ity tio .
t accept all invitations. bursta of light are t' o. stall the most glorious having been excited on the subject of this experiment we Mr. J. R. Scott's Administrator, aged,
i - h satisfaction in stating th tll d'ffi It' ' M ' • 7st 51b
, 3' n s s:actotum bt Mr. " racy," you may set it down as sloe. 4. When )
to the n
purchase a fine old sherry with a nutty flavour, o . they were so mean tb
non ey had to die by subscription.
;iht`etr`, Sf' tat ‘sf• e l'. h Obsere• some Imes reflected by the stormiest eeee muc a a Icu les of an r. Ryan s Little George, 4 yrs,
0 •un s ea er, an won ttie stakes.
abr a's° • °Wish ing the political waves-their moet rapturous t' - • t f official nature . .
having been obviated there is ever
, y reason to Mr. J. Day's Snowstorm, 5 yrs, 7st 51b of the nut may suggest the idea of what is commonly termed It is said that a pair of pretty eyes are the best
sfr 19 ti 0051•4 18htn elatio te be b•d b, the veriest de 'h of • emo ions spring 011 0
lieve that the communication between the two countries Mr J. D d ast 41b
p, s their agony, ay's Mignon, age , Deciding Course-Mr. Dobode's D • '' Punch.
o°6 Ili ‘itlt 11Potitit "' he de • o tame
.7 of a fre The welcome shouts
behl very shortly be in operation. Some gentlemen present as • K 41b - tionablythe case that many a man' has been shaved by thane.
ioido 1,. et , ereeti . th_ of
__ sired to suggest . e people breaking upon his ear amid the bozo- w" B eau des Telegraphes in Paris on
ur Thursday morn- ..r. elly's Theorem,3 yrs, 6st Flexible, and won the stakes. r. Tyson's
rePopia aNtota th„, tieu ;_! (1.0,,,r association here to hness of exile, have a It el at the
_3 in com an with M. Fo t i -* - al
ewa-eneo-we • 1 bt it trig (October °), P Y y, he d rector in m .•,
r. A. Palnaer's Heart of Oak, 3 yrs, 6st 41b
HUNTING uth
'nay not GOU APPOINTMENTS. tirement of the collector at Portsmo , the following heavy cargoes of cattle and goods. The last cargo of the
0, pi "ktt `4 t/y ' Offai;" 11111 furnillent the . polic of ___hy no means the least ladso d Other gentlemen connected with the undertaking r. novrleb's Iracundus, 3 yrs, 6st
0 Raclsworth lacis
changes are to take place in the Customs :-Mr. Hodder, Cumberland posseesed a new feature, amongst other things,
iesilli tf 4 ,the r„,, shfaf ee ; abstin ~ y , known. For K ' g me throb his heart has chief, art
requested that a message might be sent to the Betting-Even on Sir Robert, and 3to 1 each apt. / Tugs. Mart Village• Th
ial• ,uszt, orei_ ence arom meet- ossu..h has a heart tl h •n questinn, . 1 k S .
mers eytpar ; at. Ringston Hill 1 P UrS4 Wo- collector at Rochester, is promoted to the office of collector at 'rst im-
)o' sir 4,4
ou Ito 6? Country, but accorn- homage. He het" tat can feel suc 1 h D ' % • 'Ad • . e vir b I hh
h Foreland Light ouse, near over, to inquire if Mr. ministrator ant, Cobnut. on y a engt ,t e she brought over a quantity of grain. This is the ti
ta . 0 iv r Pertnit i gs no more to the class of those smut .
still waiting there, and the answer, " That Mr. second beating the third by a head. Sir Tattoo Sykes's hd M ---
N. Portsmouth. Mr. Colquhoun, collector at Rye, is to s is new reute.-a-
-t y.
„C ntermeddling on the who sway rel - I thee- \yes , so on Se ucceed portation of the kind we have had th
uctant nations by cold sta Wed Castle Howard F • • . ampston Ilouse; Mr. Hodder at Rochester (which port has lately been r Norwich Mercury.
.1.1. beli lis way to London," reached them in less than The Grand Anneal steeplechase Stakes Of 10 cm. each, - ' ; rt• Birdsall 11 ae
te-craft than he 1 c_____ was 011 •1 • Ou 1
-10.. duced from the fourth to the fifth class, and it e , e-
eved that would be does to those " things f b
o sa re sway" 1,
woo crush 1 one minute ant. a
,I half after the message bad been dispatched h ft, and 100 added. Four miles. (10 Subs.) Mr. M. Ingram's
,hds M M 811 ; threatened hi
Y. irom the HAPPY RaToirr.-Sheridan hay.ag - _ s
a on. Sudbury Hall; Thurs. 1 fifth to the sixth). r. u , e,omptroller at Penza
them by the sword. II ' hartley Castle; sat. B , I • eel ii t tit nee: is "n, Tom, to cut him off with A Shilling, received this retort
eis one of thos •ht .
Ol wig y itn- front Paris. Lord Lurgarea St. Helier, aged, lOst 91b (T. 01liver) 1 C agOt s-park-lit; appoint co ec or a ye.
44 WI,- •41 3
,

Dividend Amount
game of Company. Per Of Paid. Price.
Annan. Share.
a. d. £ s. d.
Australasia 41. per cent. 43 0 0 40 0 0
BritshNorth American 5/. per cent. 50 0 0 50 0 0
Commercial of London 61. per cent. 'lOO 0 0 20 0 0
Colonial.. • .
Gloucestershire ...... 15/per cent.
lonian ••••• • .. —,... 61. pr cent. ,25 0 0 25 0 0
London and County •• 161. per cent. b 0 0 0 20 0 0
Londn and Westminstr i 61. per cent. 100 0 0 20 0 0 29%
London Joint-Stock ..• 6l. per cent.' 50 0 0 10 0 0 185 i
Provincial of Ire:and•• Si. per cent. 100 0 0 25 0 0
Ditto, New.•• •• •• •• 8/.per cent.l 10 0 0 10 0 0
National of Ireland 51. per cent.l 50 0 0 22 10 0 17%
Nat. Provncial of Eng. , 61. per cent. } 100 0 0 35 0 0
Ditto, New. •••• • • • 51. per cent. 20 0 0 10 0 0
Oriental Bank Corpora. 25 0 0 25 0 0 2G%
South Australia •• •• •• 6/, per cent. 25 0 0 25 0 C
Union of Australla•• •• ' 61. per cent. 25 0 0 25 5 0
Ditto •• 61. per cent. 2 10 0
Union of London. 71. per cent. 50 0 0 10 0 0 15%
Union of Madrid .•• • • 40 0 0 40 0 0 --

__
Dividend
Amount /Pd. Price
, of
Name of Company. per t
Annum. , Share •
..
—..
-- ----
-------
X 5. d. , X s. d.
i, Albion .........• •• 2l. 105. 50 0 0 86
500 0 0
Alliance Era. and For. 71. 1 is. 6d.bs. 100 0 °I II 0 0 21%
- ~. 25 0 0 42% ; INSITIZANCE CO21121111gIES•
Ditto Marine •• • Cl. p.c.& bs. 100 0 u
Atlas..... •• .. ..... • • 0 I 510 6 16%
1 135.6 d. 800- 0
,c; 0 0
I --
Argus Life .. .... •• • 41. per cent. 100 6 ". 0 0 7
Clericl,Med.&Gen•Life spr ct.& bs. 100 0
British Commercial .. 7s. 6d. 50 0 0 0
0I 10 0 0 208,
County .. ...... .....
4L 100 0 0 10 0 0 '
Eagle .... .5
Eqity and Law
145, 50 0 0 50°i 1 • •
AZ
•• 4% per cent. 100 0 0 ' 5 0 0 lb
'Auropeaa Lira •
106. 20 0 0 All paid. I 1. rs
General ..........
London
LLII
rie,
anpetnirLalauinlfitd:yil.ro, I.ella
Marina....
.r..i
r;..
..g.i 5O 0 '
Globe ........• ••• • • • 6/. per cent. Stock. I . ' I Zit
Guardian .• .. —•••• • • 5/. per cent 100 0 0 145 e 0 I '''',.`
Imperial Fire .... —•• 121, per cent. 500 0 0 150 0 0 , 245
125. 100 0 0 i 10 0 0 1 18
Law Fire ..•..•• • • • • 2s. & 2s. bs. 100 00 ' 210 0 379
,
100 0 0 10 0 0 404
lOs & bs. 1150 0 00 ! 122 100 00 149%
London Ship ••••••• •.- 105. bs. 25 0 0;12 10 0 19
Harine .. ... ••• • .. Iss.per share 100 0 0, 15 0 0 15%
...L :1....f..e: 11.'14.
& ha•
100 0 0j 20 0 0 49,
AdAfed. Inelid &Gen. Life 4%1. per ct. 50 00: 2 0 0 U 34
en:arch ............
5 0 10 0 0 15s
:iation&l Lams Fund.. 5/. per cent. 20 0 0
011 2 10 2
pailaditm Lire . Si. per cent.
50 0 0 20 0 %
l'hcenix .......•• ••• • • 3/. p. sh. &bs. ' 158
Professional Life.... • • 51. per cent. 6 IS 0 010 0 Ifs.Cd
Provident Life— •••• • • 11. ss. & bs. 100 0 0.10 0 0 30
Kock Life ........ .... ss. isoo' 0 10 0 goyal Exchange . 6/. p.ct. & bs. litock. I all 221
San Fire ......... •_. 61. 10s. - i If 209
Date Life ll. 6s.
United Kingdom 4/.p.ct.&bs. 20 0 0 1 4 0 0 484
Undversal Life.... • 10%ct.&bs. 100 0 0 10 0 0
Victoria Life....
51. per cnt. —.I 412 6 54

BRIDGES
Name of Company.
Annum.
npn Dividendeurm : , - ----
---- --- - - - Hheaf Amountr
paid.
Irp:ii. c e
--------'. IX. s. a. X. 8. al.
Ilungerford- •• - - • • - 1 - - 15
Southwrk -.... • • • • - 100 0 0
vvDatietrtloooNw.. !.:-.7..i.p...c... 70s. per Beat. Cent.lsooo 0
000 - 16 -
8
Dittn Old Ann. of 81. 21. Bs. Od. - 60 0 6 25
Ditto Nw ditto of 71. 2/. 2s. Od. - 40 0 0
Vauxhall . •• • Ay. 21. 17010 3 - 18
WATER-WORKS.
Name of Company, Dividend Amountper of Paid. Price,
Annum. Share.
----------
East London...-. •• -X s. d. X s. d.
8/. cent. 100 151
Grand Junction -•• • • per , 41. p cnt. 50 0 0 - b 9
Kent-- - ...• ••• • • • 41. per cat. 100 0 0 - be
Lambeth ........ •• • • 51. per cnt. 100 0 0 - 97
Now 111 yr Lndn Brdgo 4/. Os. - - 57)i
yauxha11........• •... 51. per cnt. 100 0 0 - 97
West Middlesex • . . 61. Os. pr cnt.l -
I
- ice
DOCILE'.
.
Dividend Amount
Name of Company. per of I Paid. Price,
Annum. Share.
-----
£ a. d. £ 8. d.
Commercial ...... • • 4l. pr cent. Stock. - 84
East and West India... Cl. pr cent. Stock. - -
East Country - -
London .... .••. • • -5/. pr cent. Stock. - 116
Ditto Banda ••-• • • • 41. per cent. - - -
St. Katharine .... ••.. 3% per cent. Stock. -- -
Ditto Bonds •••. . . • 4%1. pr cent. -
Southampton •• •••• •: 21. per cent. 30 0 0 50 0 0 ' -16%
011.1749,5.5.
• i i
Names of 2 Dividend Fri Names of i Dividend
Price. Companies. 1 i per ,
.. 1 num.
c
- ---.
: 1 Annum.
1
Ash tn & Oldh 98! 71. 140 MC:cmclepstineiledsi 1;0 ik2nl.pleOrs. Frsloce.
Barnsley •• • • 160 i - -. Neath ••. • • • 1001 161. -
lirknk&Abrg 150, 5/. g 5 Oxford.. •.• • 100 ' 13'. 185
Birmingham 401 41. 93% Peak Forest. 78 , 31. 18s. 70
Coventry...• 100 251. 200 Regent's •• • • 33 li. 3s. 19%
Derby ••• •• 100 61. 63 Rochds.le...• 0 21. 42
Ells:nre&Chs 692'i p. et., 35% Somrset Coal 1501 - -
GrandJunctnjloo 3/. pr.ct.' 52 Do.LkFdSit 12 - -
Do., 6 pr.Ct.l 10 51. pr. ct.l 11 Stffrd &Wore 140 , 281. 405
Grand Surrey i 100 21. Os. 32% Shrewsbury..ll2, , - ..._
1145 i 201. 290
;rand Union' 100 11.10 s. I 24 Stonrbridgs..
Kennt& Avid 39 4s. Od. I 6 Severe and
Lancaster . 100 - - Wye Rail. ( 26, 21. Oa. 24
Leeds& Livrpl 100 201. I 405 Warwick&
uer.elicco.tertozN..
t.i; itioao
4321..
4646%
Witairrmwiicnkgs.
.11 1001 41. 40
Loughboregh 142 701. 510 Napton. J 100 3'. 28
Nfonmouthsb 100 - - Worcstr Ei. I
] 781 32. 40%
Mntg.,ornrysh 100 - - j Birming.
SfeltniSfwbry 100 - - Wilts & Brks - 1 Is. 6d. 7l
1

EIIILOE.—A man should never be ashamed to own
he has been in the wrong, which is but saying, in other
words, that he is wiser to-day than he was yesterday. —Pope.
ADVENSlTY.—Adversity exasperates fools, dejects'
cowards, draws out the faculties of the wise and industrious,
puts the modest to the necessity of trying their skill, awes
the opulent, add makes the idle industrious.
THE MEANEST KIND OF A FAMILY.—SOIIIe editor
down South, describing a family of his acquaintance, says
they were so mean they had to die by subscription.
It is said that a pair of pretty eyes are the best
mirror for a man to shave by. 'Zackly so; and it is unques-
tionably the case that many a man has been shaved by them.
_
ah
LOWESTOFT.—Our steamers are continuing their
th
ae
th
heavy cargoes of cattle and goods. The last r
octgerothings,
she brought over a quantity of grain.
Cumberland possessed a new feature,
amongst
Thisnew route.-
s 7
im-
portation of the kind we have had this i
Norwich Mercury.
having threatened his
HAPPY RETORT..--Sheridan
this
retort
son, Tom, to cut him off with A received
" Where will yell get it?" the first

Deciding Course—Mr. Dobede's Delight bt Mr. Buck-
worth's Brenda, and won the stake.
The Port Stakes.
Deciding Course—Mr. Tyson's Factotum bt Mr.
Round's Leader, and won the stakes.
The Exning Stakes.
Deciding Course—Mr. Dobede's Dart bt Mr. Tyson's
Flexible, and won the stakes.
HUNTING APPOINTMENTS.
Radsworth hds., TUQS. Mary Village; Thurs. Wo-
mersley-park ; Sat. Ringston Hill-10f.
Sir Totten Sykes'a hds., Mon. Scampston House;
Wed. Castle Howard; Fri. Birdsall House-10i.
Mr. M. Ingram's ,hds., Mon. Sudbury Hall; Thurs.
Chartley Castle; sat. Bagot's•park-111,

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