Star.
London, England, 1826-02-02 00:00:00

PIGEON MATCH.

The grandest pigeon match this season amongst the best Await
the day, bet Ween the Woburn and Woodcot Clubs, maim of
Ashton and Meson, took place on Monday. at -010111100,
Oxfordshire, on Tuesday, for a match of 1.000 sovereigns at least,
amongst the patties—twelve members from each club, at seven
birds each. The first day's shooting was a tie, which was shot of
yesterday, as follows. 7'he firk column is the tie, sod the mom/
yesterday's shooting :
Woodcot, Am Killed.
11 =her . 7 5
W 7 1
Keep . 6 7
Owen . . 6 7
Nicholls . 6 5
Webb . . 6 4
Fothergill . 6 6
Metcalf . • 5 5
itowstes . . 1 6
1 Ihrgessos . • 5 6
brow . . 5 4
Rogers • . . 4 6

Ashton, Ste.
Hudson .
Felix
Frampton .
Goodehild
Smith .
Jameson .
Kent
BiAk
Jewell .
Mason .
Hooverle .
Smart .

NNW.
7 5
4 4
4 4
▪ 2
4 7
4 4
4 5
5 7
5 5
5 4
6. 7
• 4
*l. 16

61 67

The match was altogether **lost of shooting; and n
for 1,000 sore. was offered against any sile shots I. ,

Sunday night, the Express stage-coach, or it y'
from London to York, was robbed of a parcel cdsnainiat
Bank of England one-pound notes to the anstrittrao*
thousand pounds. The parcel was from Met=ro.
and Co. and was intended for Messrs. thintit ait Co.
bankers, of York. It was given into the bands oldie
guard of the above roads, and by him deposited it:a
bag, which was pt.t into a basket, and then lockedbp
in the boot. There were only four inside passeners,
two of whom got up at London, and a third at Isling-
ton, all of whom left the coach at different places, and
'in rather an abrupt manner. The fourth came through
to York. The guard several times in the course of the
journey looked if the parcel was safe, but, en making a
similar examination at Ferrybridge, although the boot
was safely locked as before, yet the parcel was missing.

BIRTHS.

Sunday, in Clargerstreet, Piccadilly, Lady Granville Somerset,
ut a daughter.
Sunday, in Grosvenor-square, the itiglit lion. Lady Petre, ut
a daughter.
At Liverpool, the Lady or Mut Arnaud, Esq. Collector or his
Majesty's Customs, of a daughter.

MARRIED.
Jan. 19, at Tans Light Church, Sir Hugh Stewart, Ban. to Julia,
daughter to the late Marcus Gar, of &llama, in the, county of
Londonderry, Esq.

DIED.

Jan. 50, in Thornhaugh.street, the Rev. John Hyatt, Wan
years one of the Miniatess of Tottenham Court Chapel, and the
Tabernacle, Moorileids.
Jan. 25, at Woolwich, Lientenaat-General Rinslagton, of the
Royal Artillery.
At the Royal Naval Hospital, Storehouse, T. M. Macnamara ,
Es+ Purser, R.N. of Tamertoo.
In the East Indies, Mr. J. Coltman, Parser, R.N.
Jan. Is, at Portsmouth, the Rev. George Cuthbert, M.A. aged
77, Rector of Shaw and Donnington, Beds, Sob-Dena et York,
and Chaplain to the King.
Jan. 26, at Chelsea, aged 43, Captain Richard Grant, on half
pay of the 65d Regiment.
August Is, at Calcutta, Captain %mimes, A111.4a-Camp to
General the Hoo. Sir Edward Paget, K.T.S.
Jan. 27, at Cove, the Rev. Henry Sandiford, Chanter of the
Cathedral of Cork, and Rector of the United Parishes of Cirri-
grohaa and Carrickapaun, in that diocese, and of the Union of
Marinate, diocese of Coyne.

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