... were seen to rise shot. On the moors owned by Mr. J. S. Stanhope. re Hall, at Dunford, sh on the 12thinst. The grounds hill Flatts were well patronised, but the bags made were more than seven brace, and the yesterday up to noon four brace. shooters included ...

... the Crown Prince of Prussia took back from England, after his last visit, the explicit' assurance that under no cir. cumstances would this country go to war with Prussia on accountof Denmark. We maybe sure that it was not a minister of the crown who gave ...

... VICE-PREBIDE VTS: ELKANAH ARMITAGE. J. P. WESTHEAD, Etq , M.P. Alderman NEILD. EDMUND AMHWORTH, Esq. JOHN FENDER, Esq. JOHN FLATT. Esq. GEORGE WIIiSON Eiq. EDMUND POTTER, Esq. JAM&S DUGDALE. Esq. T. B. POITER, Eiq. THOMAS ASHTON. Eiq. JAME-J BIDEBOTTOM ...

... pursonil inspeption that the mem- 6er~i of the royal ?? have carried away nothing but their own lperhonal iffects, except the crown jewels and two pictures froni the T'hrone loown, one o0 which i8 a Holy Family' by Baphabt. The Quecn has even loft ber prayer ...

... The fiaa has produaad favourable efisat is posted tba* tha winter wbaat injured by facta wflj by March cowing. ITALY. The flatts gives the folio wing m test of thi speech made by Francis II in reply an addles from General de Geycn :— General, When absndaaed ...

... near the Bailor’s Home. Hall O be So'd ch ® crosse-bred and Mastiff Apply at 166, Islingtov, Liverpool. UR Sale, at 179, Crown-street, a large Mastiff and Newfoundland og, Black and White. 21 months. First-claes for yard or water. ho T° be 8o'd, a Prince ...

... Taylor tolCo—Ang 15 Q MONTIWAL & QUEIIEC s,isLit:,Alisn Bra iCo—Sept 5 ..—Win MONTE VIDE(/ -- Avon F.lfxabeth, Schnur, Crowns k Co—Sopt K countess a Sefton. Watson. Co—July 6 P Caootir.Fandarm. MM. r W Nik.ol—July 30 Dyer, Parnell. G t.r Raker Turckr—Avg ...

... 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 ...

... traveller. W. Armstrong and J. Holmes, Cleator-moor, Cumberland, doggers. C. Hodson, jun., Manchester, waiter in the vaults at the Crown and Anchor Held. W. F. Ireland, Bolton, dater and felt merchant. Susannah Bailey, Osken.gates, licensed viotnuller. G. Hardley ...

... the past half year of 15«. per share, free of income tax. o*ing to some technical objections raised the law officers of the Crown the payment of the guaranteed dividend the Red Sea Telegraph Company's stoek is withheld, bat the Government will bring bill ...

... Bi&ND, 9 0oNDVerno ?? J. W. PEW. R.A.H. The Operas to be preduoed: FAUST. TROVATORE. UN BATLLO IN MASONE WA. DON GIVANNI. CROWN DIAMONDS. - LASONNAMBULA. M&RTHA, BABRER OFSEVILLE. _ MAHITANA. BOHEMIAV GIRL, J . LVELIBIR IAMORE; OBOI OP C&issTILl.- RtAD ...

... Esq., lauding suiveyor of H.M. Customs at this port. ROBERTS-Aug. 24, aged 63, David Roberts, of Llanerchymedd, North Wales. FLATTS-Aug. 24, Mary, wife of Mr. George Platte, junior, of Grange-lane, Birkenhead. HILOFEHAM-Aug. 24, at 94, Breck-road, in her ...