... Rev.W.C. NetherStowey Harding, George, Yarlington Browning. John, Lilstock Harding, Richard, Iest Cran- Bryant, Edw., jun., Bridgwater mnore Bryant, Samuel, Bristol I',all, William, Bath Brown, Henry, Brislington Harman, Jonathan, Bath Britton, Henry, ...

... Mlleacomnbe Gordano Bryant, Edward, Bridgyowter Brown, Georgse, Wedmnore Easton, P. D., Coannington Browsn, William, Slhepton Edgell, H. E., Standerwick Mallet Edgell, H. F., Rodden Bray, James, Pitlninster Edaards, James, Stoke Lane Bryant, William, Taunton ...

... Benjamin It Pring, and 'W.Tayler, as follews : I- To Mr. Charles Bryant, of Hambrook, owner of this plough tltat won 8 the first prize, five peunds To James Harding (servant to Mr. Bryant), as mana~er of tlte best plough, a OCIetys coast aid ?? and one ...

... that there is uncertainty in oricketing as In other matters, and that the hopes of the most ardent wielders of bat and ball may be doomed to disappointment, for a comparison of the play made at either contest will show that, in point of fact, the All England ...

... extra weigh Hodasna i. Hd. Ha'hezard three mnore lengths to run ire wed d, to all appearances,haeon Tna-SccURY RACE.' ,[r. Bryant's b.g. Dick Turpin. ?? (Mr. T. Olliver)I1 'Mr. Prsce'4 br.p. The Pony ?? ..(Owner) 2 Mr. Alder's h~g. Exchange ?? 1r.-Tiiker) ...

... Pitte bho, Table Bay, S yrE, Set 7lb ?? (Jarvis) 2 2 of Majorghirley's b.g.Dookyard,4yrs, 7stlb(Capt. Lindon) 8 [t Mr. F. Bryant's bg. Naughty Boy, aged, pat lllb (T.Oliver) 0 id This race was well contested in both heats; Martlet took and ss kept the ...

... agriculture was then at proposed and with ihlstoasttlrecbalrmaucoupled The health re of Mr.*m. Bryant, manure manufacturer, of Bristol. Mr. er Bryant's health was drunk with musical bonours, and was appropriatel reeponded to. The evening was thorough ...

... full of harlots, 1icc Isis court, 3But mine are woerthier, seeing they Itrfoess ITo be ntuie other thati thisemalvse-and say I May knights tire all adulterers like his own, But moitts are trilte, seeing titey profess 'Tn be none other; anti sasy Itsa hour ...

... and Thud last. The RED1LIFF SELLING STAKES of 5 sova each, with .80 sove added. Five fualongs. Ten subs. V Mr.W, Quartly's May Blossom.0 Strrsl 00), Sat WI) (tNewhoo)' Mr. (1. B~ukraebei's all-,4yrs(B)ieib . Rlc Mr. J. DuEffSITSI *aid 91, t3,00g0%aaS ...

... man), Galto, Pavey, u alsh, Car- stei penter, Cousins, Winscombe, Shipley, S. Jones, Fleming, olhn Alvis, Cnory, Barratt, Bryant, Lee, Mlarsh, and the Rev. w. Hayworth. The relict statistics wereas follows -Out-door two poor this week,3493 reorresponding ...

... . 10 F. HIill, b Bond ?? ?? P?. Edwards, c John, b Bryant ac cJ-oen, ba Bend . E. Tedder, b) Bryant .. 1 G. Snell, b ?? H, Paulli, 'a Bryant ..2 T. Elliott, b Bond ?? F, Williaws, b Bend .. 1 ?? Extras ..8 ?? Total To 4 SCaiOOLMASTadaS. Bainnister, 1 ...

... CRICKET. FIXTURE'S FOR MAY. The following are the cricket fixtures of the local clubs for May, aofartas they have yet come to hand. In any cases of omissions we shall be prepared to insert them if secretaries of clubs will kindly forward their fixtures ...