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intuited me and my friends, and said we should not go of in tb,
boat. We were as good men as they, and better seamen ko to
one, and our money was as good as theirs, in.
we would go,
they swore we amen't, and we would, an' then the fight beg—'4l.4
That's all I have to say.
Mr. Broderip asked Blahony, the watchman, if he had suualaed
any injury by the ducking he had met with?
blahony—None, an' plase your Honour, barring the fright, tad
the loss of my hat, rattle, cape of my coat, stick, and handke,.
chief, which I ezpects are at Gravesend now, as the tide was
running down!
The sailor was ultimately fined SOB. and ordered to pay Mau,.
Ss. for his losses. The hardy tar had no money, but his Capes
paid the fines, and the sailor was liberated, accompanying his ens.
mender on board to get the vessel under weigh for the %kw,
wide billow."

SPORTING L
STATE OF THE ODD

-TELLIGENCE.

arrroto Roam, Jinx v.

5 to 1 apt Voltaire
9 to 1 Frederick (taken)
9 to 1 Sir Hercules
9 to I Rowton
12 t• 1 Lady Sarah

27 to 1 apt Felt (taken)
t 7 to 1 Pilgrim (taken)
27 to 1 &Worth (taken)
27 to 1 Princebigene(takii)

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TORE ORRAT PILODUCE tures.
Even betdng between (Matilde and Prince Eugene, and betweet
Qotilde and Fortitude. _

At no former period, or since the establishment of Races los
Killarney been so full ; so much so, that it is impossible to proms
lodgings in the town. The hotels are thronged to excess, sod
many respectable families have been obliged to seek secommodatiso
in She country. The Hunters' Plate on Saturday was won by
Mr. Montgomery's horse. On Monday the weather was most
favourable, and the challenge for the Kenmare Stakes was won tol
Mr. IPDoonell's horse Courier, and the 30 sovereigns to which
sty sovs. were added by the Stewards, were won by Mr. Kirwaa's
horse Merry Andrew. Tuesday there was a grand stag harass
the Lake. In the evening there was a ball In the island of Eissi..
fallen, where the band of the Kerry regiment of militia was a
attendance. On Wednesday Mr. Creagh's horse Falkland was tie
winner, after a hard straggle; and Mr. Hilliard. of liallyborm
won a plate of 131. riding the horse of Mr.Prendergast,of Tipperary.
GRAND CRICKET MATCH.

lEFYOLL AND TDB YAILY•IIA-DOSNIA CMS.
Yesterday the grand match between eleven of the come of
Suffolk and eleven of the Mary-la-bonne Club commenced at
Lord's Ground, and attracted a distieguished muster of amateurs.
An innings on each side was played, Suffolk scoring 64 and Mary.
la-bonne 70. The players are as follows :
Suffolk—Blake, Esq. Blake, Esq. Caldwell, Esq Banbury,
Esq. Hopkins, Esq.Knatchbull, Esq. Leach, Esq. Romilly, But
King, Matthews, Pilch.
Mary-la-bonne—Hon. Col. Lowther, Brown, Eeq. Jenner, Sq.
Lloyd. Req. Parker, Esq. Seawright, Esq. Townsend, Esq. Ward,
Esq. Wilson, Esq. Burt, Cobbett.
FOX CHACE EXTRAORDINARY. 1
Tuesday afternoon, at the moment when the crack of the whip
and the blast of the horn announced that the Tallyho coach was
about to start, out bolted a fox from a box which two porters
were carrying towards the coach. Reread made off in line style
along Prince's-street, Edinburgh, although considerably impeded
by a great crowd, and about half-a-duzen curs in full pursuit at kii
heels. Old Tom Leckie rhaunted from the coach-box, "Go it,
tallyho, tallyho, tanner in good tune, sad the vehicle was greedily
deserted. Meanwhile Reynard took to St. Andrew's-street, and
thence proceeded to St. Andrew's-square, where be was cam.
plettly hemmed in by some gentlemen, one of whom caught the
poor " god" in his arms and delivered him over to his lawful per.
suers. Keynard, thus impounded, was once more boxed without
an order of Court, and in five minutes be was on the top of the
Glasgow coach, ready to commence his journey to the westwaril.
—Caledassiens Mercury.
Bl RTHS.

At the Earl of Harrewbes, Sandon, Staffordshire, the Lady
Georgina Stuart Wortley, of a son.
At blew, Dalkeith, the wife of Captain Robert Tait, R.N.
of a sun.
At Montagu House, Patman•square, the lion. Mrs. Retry
Montagu, of a daughter.