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THE SPORTSMAN'S GAZETTE
THE SPORTSMANS CAZETTE! EDITED BY is VATES," ANSWERS TO CORRESPONDENTS. VT TO A PROJECTED DERDY SwEeP.-The name and address of a gentlemau have been forwarded to us, who complain', of having kes a 5 ticket in an advertised lot ery, which not filling, the. ,onewag tobe returned. T
June 2, 1844 - The Era - London, London, England
THE RING.
_ _ h RINL L . X . FIGHTS TO COME. June 4Jack'Bethell and Paddy Gill, 50 sovs a-side-lirmingham. 4-Ball-and TinsleV, S soVS ?? and West Bromwich. ouy 1-Young Grosisy, Howe, of Leicester, and Ned Pattison, of Braalford,. 10 sovs a-side, half-way between Bradford and Leicester. 1-P
June 2, 1844 - The Era - London, London, England
OUR CARPET BAG.
OUR CARPET BAC. ADVENTURE WITH A TIGER. Upon one evening a party of collegians and young bloods of the town had met together at my room to play and carouse. In fact, it was a regular meeting of the Sudhunters, who assembled twice in every week. We kept it up jollily until near th
June 23, 1844 - The Era - London, London, England
CENTRAL CRIMINAL COURT.
Tax ABDUCTION CASE.-William Burton Newnham wag indicted for a misdemeanor, in having unlawfully taken an unmarried girl, under the age of sixteen, from the custody of her mother, and against her consent. The Jury having returned a verdict of Guilty, on the prisoner's being calle
June 23, 1844 - The Era - London, London, England
THE ERA.
T 31 E Z A. [LATEST EDITION.] SUNDAY, JUNE 23, 1844. The Government proposition regarding the Sugar Duties having been rejected on Friday night, the 14th of June, by a majority of 20, the House was on Monday evening called upon to decide upon the propo- sition of Mr. MILES, who h
June 23, 1844 - The Era - London, London, England
MONEY MARKET AND CITY INTELLIGENCE.
- I CITY, FRIDAY EVENING. The science of legislation with respect to the great medium of interchange which rules our social relations seems utterly mis- understoodby the leaders of both great parties in this commer- cial nation. Hence the miserable blunders committed by the pres
June 23, 1844 - The Era - London, London, England
IMPERIAL PARLIAMENT.
HOUSE OF LORDS. MONDAY. -The House of Lords assembledat five o'clock. The Earlof Radnormoved for a return of the numberofletters which hadcbeen opened at the Post-bffice sinceJanuary,1844. Thenoble Earl took occasion to censure the conduct of Sir James Graham in opening the lett
June 23, 1844 - The Era - London, London, England
COURT AND FASHION.
On Sunday the King of Saxony attended at Moorfields Cha- pel. At night he went to the lomes-office, and inspected the press and its accompaniments. The Queen and Prince Albert attended the private chapel. On Monday his Majesty went to Greenwich and Chelsea, and inspected the Pal
June 23, 1844 - The Era - London, London, England
FOREIGN AFFAIRS.
FRANCE. The Moniteur Algerien of the 10th inst., announces that the Duke d'Aumale, having left two battalions at Biskara, marched on the 25th ult. for Constantine, where he arrived on the 4th with the cavalry of his division. The Bulletin des Lois publishes a convention, conclud
June 23, 1844 - The Era - London, London, England
THE SYNOPSIS.
I The Lords of the Treasury, having been pleased by their order, to permnit tobacco and cigars removed from the ports of importation, to be bonded for home use, or shipiment as stores at Maryport, upon suitable premises being provided and fitted up- and the Board of Custonms hav
June 23, 1844 - The Era - London, London, England
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