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SPORTING IZITFLLICT.NCE.
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SPORTING DECISION.
Lowow, Jett 10.--The Members. Plate of £5O. ftlyelle,ti,
Mr. Ilickman's b. h. Mallard
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Mr. Rogers 's gr. g. Sir Edward • -
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Mr. Painter's br. 1 Polly Tipton - 3 3 gs.
Mallard's rider was charged with crossing in the first heat, In •
e horse having been allowed to mart fur tbeeecond, he wait(' ,
r the third, and Mr. Hickman and• Mr. Rogers both claimed Ith".
ate. The Jockey Club have decided infavoir of Sir Fdward.
HUNTING.'
The Earl of Daisy's Stag Hounds meet to-morrow, at PurleyQuerns
JoallYiffaet,llrh.aqe Foe IlSotuunita,Y\a2tedWoesdaaliuny, at B 11eat.
h.rork hag, ; ynd
atirday, at Ilandcross.
The Surrey Fox Hounds, Thursday, at Godstone; and Sat
Lock's Bottom.
The harriers, Wednesday, at Kennel ; Saturday, at ditto.
EXTR ORDI? IItT CH ARE
',Saturday se'nnight, as Mr. J. Grigg was beating for a hare, cr. ewbury Wash, with a brace of greyhounds, they got >bbt of
ry fine fox, about one hundred yards distant, to which they est.
ace, and after a courseof about a quarter of a mile, a severe
it ensued, in which both dogs were torn, and poor reynard
the spot.
BOX I3:G. •• :
Cameo', mm Jex Wain.—Tom CUOMO thus replier to Jel
'ard'a challenge :—.44 After what has been cranial in your i'a
Jem Ward, I feel it necessary to state, that althritea not sdslatie
chatting myself (baring been used to seiting). I cannot bat - I
el a pleasure In entering the pugilistic ring with such-an amity.... •
,tang customer, even though the latter part of Ms letter is cutich.,l
so high terms as to lease me little hopes of memo. I can only
Id, that should my Anti in intteerda.and nay vessel way two. A
di not strike my co'nurs, tax knack ruder while I have a sket at st -
.ker. If Mr. Ward will conic to Wiadsbr, I will umlauts) Ile
ni for any sum fro n £lOO to .4•500.'''
A. Williams puts it forth—" that he tan be backed against tiailt.y
rho fought with Cabbage last 3lonslay week u Chipping Su.sin.ry)
r from £5O to £lOO a-side."
Charley Gyblrtt says s. Wypes, the Bristol youth, having eh t!.
aged me for £25 or £5O, I beg to inform him, that I ant ttalfr
accept of the same, and will be at Mr. Span,* the Mann, c,„.,
A Cat, on Wednesday evetiing, se, make a deposit of £5 or a ?0."
Tar %yarrentraisto Boa Fascl.r.--Whitehooded Rob has a 1)..5-er
er under thirteen stone,and pelf elehteen years of axe, who will
rig' any man in England who has never fought in a prig: eaag.
A few days since, Mr. lime; Taylor, of Inkpen, Bet 4,,
Ist two very fine cows in calf, from their e.tting yew.
Monday evening, as Mr. a%. Lefroy, Cdest son ofMr.
erjeant Lefroy, was riding home through South Kir,v,-
,teet,.Dublin, the hot se becan.e restive and threw him;
to wheel of a hackney-coach, which was p.tu ing at the
me, passed over his arm, and dislocated i.. Ile was
)nveyed home, where be is, in a fair way of recovery.
-DESPILRATIC A !TEMPT AT Roinstas.—At half RA
fine o'clock on Monday night, Mr. Bergin's house, Ha.
lid's-cross, near Dublin,was attacked by seven or eight
rmed banditti. A Lady, who had been passing the
rening these had departed, and immediately
!yen villains rushed by Miss Bergin, who was seeing
le Lady to the door. The first robber attacked Mr.
ergin's servant, Neale; the second assailed Mss Mar.
aretta Bergin, and a third attacked 51r.tergin, anal
fished him into the parlour. Miss Bergin endeavoured
alarm the neighbourhood, but was prevented by the
11.iin who first entered the house, who seized her by
le throat ; she, however, succeeded in getting to the
reet, from which the villain again dragged her vt ithia
Drs; on her return she saw her father prostrated Ist
e parlour by a ruffian, who was leaning over
Ir. Bergin was bleeding. Miss Bergin at length sfic-
ided to alarming the neighbourhood, and the robbers
Peace-officer Short and some of the Railtfarnhous
Litz, seeing two men running:ft om Mr. Bet gir.'s hotLe,
waned and secured one of them, named Toole.
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A few days since, at Clause, tb0'11125.1841 itarrls, of a ter,
r tenth 'child.
Saterl/y.at the Rectory,Wodieriventkilieslk, the Lady of the
ev. Edward Bader, of s daughter. -
Friday, at Twickenham, the Lady of the Rev. Thomas This,
a son.
Feb. 22, at Craniond;''Mrs. Hope Johns:ear, of Anaandak, of
ton.
Feb. 211, at Wateringbery, Kent. the Lady of Capt."Adantson,
on. East India Company's *tyke, of .a daughter.
Feb. 20, the Lady of Bit George Cornwall, Bart. at Moan
met, I kreford, of a sou and heir.
Feb. 27, at Clifton, the lion. Lady Morris. of a son.
At Milltown county of Wexford, the Lady of the Bev.
X. Stubbs, Vicar of Kihnocaltill. of a son.
Saturday, at Mersey, Bucks, the Lady of Captain G. Tyler,
.N. of a.son.
MARRIED. .
Rev. W. Pepper, of Ifelbourn, near Royston, to Elizabeth,
lest daughter of Mr. Joseph Scrubb, of Meldreth.
At Bildestotte, Norfolk, thn Rev. Moulage Oxenden, ?d.A. to
azabetb, daughter of Richard Wilson, Esq:
Rev. James Teats, of Biridughant, to Dortnhea, second &ugh-
r of Mr. Crompton, of FAgbasten.
Rer. P. H. Matto., M. A. Master of Ifideford School, or MOT
roe, youngest daughter of the late .Rev. 'l'. Pemberton, Rector
Taughboyne, in Ireland, and Domestic *Chaplain to the late Mir-
th of Abereorn.
On the 11th ult. at Cress Canonby, the Rev: Walter Pehlke, Mi-
ster of the Scotch Church. Whitobavoa, tie Sarah, third slaughter
Adam Bittlestan, Esq. Marypoit, Cumberland.
DIED.
At Chelsea, Robert Mall, M.D. late Surgeon to die Forces.
At his bowie, in New-stireet, Spring-gardens, of an attack of ape-
exy, James Dick, Esq. late of Kingston, Jamaica.
Monday 'se:might, at Weeley,. aged 78, Mrs. Jefferson, win of
e Rev. John Jefferson, late Rector of Kings Langley, Herts.
Sunday birthright, at Woolwich, Mrs. Ifallingall, wite.of Capt.
larks Itallingall, of the Royal Marines.
At Edinburgh, on the 23d ult. Richard llotehlis, Esq.-writer to
e signet.
On the 27th ult. at his Rectory MON in Haveralaatit, the Bev.
award Cooke, M.A. and LLB. Rector of ilaversham..
Rev. William Wilkinson, Carats of 111-A Chapel, awittallit
taster of Posted Grammar School, Emelt: 71,1
At Pook, the Rev. S. Clark, Perpetual Curate of Bendy t SAM.
At Llaurhydlad, aged IS, the Rev. Lewis Hughes, Recipe of
at parish, and oho of Llangadwaladd, in die County of Anglerea.
At Millbank, in the parish of Troqueer, on the 27th alt. John
whet, £9. late surgeon, Dumfries, in the 65th year of hit age.
March 8, in the Island of Jamaica, Walter Rock Crawford Ore-
tt, Esq. aged se, only son of Captain Grown, R.N. of Lae
datou, Somerset.
Feb. 23, at Dundalk, the Lady of James J. Brett, Esq. of the
!renth Dragoon- Guards'.
Wednesday, at Belmont, in- the 21K year of her ap., Harriet,
longest daughter of the late Lieet.-Gen. Sir George Prevost, Bart
Wednesday se onight, at Dumfries, Mr. David Headesson, front
unscore, a man of about 60 years of age :• while ho the act of
king his dinner, he fell backward on his seat; and before assistance
old be afforded him, expired.
Saturday Warden, Mr. John Heath, a respectable manatutsrer
earthenware, at Hanley, in Staffordshire, arrived at Liverpool,
am Dublin. Having taken his breakfast ow baud, be landed at
e steps at George's Dock Parade, but in a weak state ; :doctor
as sent for, who promptly attended ; but the vital spark had
tined the mortal frame ere he arrived.
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