... judgment upon an award where the reference had been to thoe late Mr Robinson, the barrister, and brother of the Master of the Crown-office, observed that he could with truth say that the death of that geutleman was a very heavy low not only to hls numerous ...

... Forster, awd 12 years. The deceased was a putter at the above colliery, and whilst putting a tub of coals near to the Heseldon Flatt, on the preceding Monday afternoon, was crushed by another full tub being pushed against inims lie was sent home immediate- ...

... 4 agsi Brother Its, Royal Hart, 7 to 4 and 2 to 1 again Crown Pigeon, and 3 to I aget Vandal. Vandal made nearly all the running to within a few etuides of the chair when be was caught by Crown Pigeon, and at last S beaten by a neck ; a length and a half ...

... Friday,Maidwell;. Satarday,Badby Toll Gate; at a quaer before eleven. Portsmonth's, the Earl of-Monday, Dean Gate; Wedoesday, Crown In, IHighelere, Friday, Coombe; Saturday, Black Nest, Brimpton*; at eleven. Petie's,'the Hon. F.-Thursday; Mashbury Mill;- ...

... gelntleman fatrmei, and traidestan, wto lived Ivittldn si-h t of Yiorkl iniistei-ratlel' a wide raiige-con- trbtibted halft'a-Crown; eacti contritintor was at liberty to i ate' ?? rita his own lmisc; and their horses wer'e to be hanrileiappiel, not hy nitj ...

... 20 eaob, and 10 dogs 10 eovy. each. Dr. Richardson's Rtequsiem beat Mr. C. B. Marfleet's Morning Dew. Mr. J. Cunningham's Crown Imperial beat Mr. J. Loue- dale's Light Cavalry. Mr W. J. Legh's Lobelia hea Mr. J. Beans's Exat. Mr W. Foilksa's Hearty LBss ...

... Casrnal York ?? Parry Cocoa Nut ?? Ladas ?? .. Crickmere Far Awa . bt Cerdane. a rrt ?? twtt Atonement ?? - Provider ?? Flatt Border ?? Tdnideot Vestinlaster.. .. Wilson Mim Deyroll. H Covey Chdrie . .. I Webb ftro ?? Hudson sylva., ..Gradwell *Doubts ...

... ? IRLobirt ikaiinatyrie, -s-Iant to Stav:11 I' ?? Crie-gI ; A*t, Hfctnr Cairrie,. 3 Url C ?? U~vI;. C urlie, I lai. Ilest crown- ?? l-a- Ii L: es1-t l:e--t hbarness--lt, Jaunes A -ibu, C j.,1(i:pbsi~ell. '[lie judges on the or i *1u t'--.1 h.1u\ ' -mil ...

... twencuty-four, tho Chaplin Stakes witls twenty, and the Temple. StsIes received only twtenty-one. The meet eras rt the Coeked flatt plantation, at ?? oclock, and the clrive of twelve ilca from Lineolu to where we met was vcry enjoyableo, as the sun was sbiuing ...

... L The following courses 'were not run) off: - Mr. Fletcher's Queen of Sheba. gsot Mr. Itoece's Flora e Mr. Cumnis ghomn'o Crown Imperial IL. sgot Mr. Hacmdor- C ecu's Ranpy Laosst Mr. I'glipi'e Iron Duke aget Ur. Smith's LAdy ElizabethIs Mr. Kennedy us ...

... third. d May S~a%'Ze - Almoner (Snowiden) . 1 Merry Andrew IConstable), 2 Crown Jewel (a Wood)..5. 3 Also ?? filly, Lctesa. - a, BettinG-7 to 4 on Almoner, 4 to I ogejb. Crown 4 Won by three lengths; two lengths between second and third, d - - - )Cheshire ...

... Cr~acee DalnJidal IL hMr. Nfeggletoz Beeg (Jilderoy Mihp Hnb fileacairn Ryegreas ' Athol lass Kildarlia Wesumboene LaurSl Crown Glen Artey Claymore King Duncan Direetoire Bownear Falsseappa FilavioiI. Gisho Arklet Msae .Ant~nor F'olembriey Forest Chief) ...