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PRICES OF HAY AND STRAW—Dee. 2i. Smithfield. St. Jalfie4 . l. May •• 90s to 105 s Od Hay •
• Vs Od to 110: Oct Straw • • 304 to 366 Od Straw • • 3fls Ott to Ms Ott Clover • • 110 s to 120 s 04 IC l over •• 9Ss Ott to 126 s 01 Hay • • Straw • • , Whitechopel. • • to s I Clover .. • • s to I .. 80s to Ms
December 31, 1826 - Pierce Egan's Life in London, and Sporting Guide - London, London, England
Price ss.—Second Edition. A TREATISE on the Radical Cure of RUPTURE, by means of a Course of Remedies, with Cases
most unexceptionably attested by Overseers of Parishes, and by private individuals, effected without any surgical operation; pain, or suspension of the Patient's ordinary avocations. Also, Observations upon the Management of Hernia, and upon the Construction, Use, and Adaptation
July 18, 1824 - Pierce Egan's Life in London, and Sporting Guide - London, London, England
NEWMARKET FIRST TUES
S.veepstaltes of 100 soy. Mr F. Craven's Heleuus, bst tab Mr Udny's Tarandus, est 41b IA Exeter's Progress, bst lib i)lriVortley's Girouette, ist 121 b WEDNESDAY. Sweepstakes of 100 sov, each, h ft, 3 yrs old. A. F. Air Batson's - Serab - , gst 711) Dnke of Richmond's Hurly 1\ T
February 27, 1825 - Pierce Egan's Life in London, and Sporting Guide - London, London, England
EGAN'S 1,5,., ~., INDON, "`",.. • I.#, • .;j1;• .OOP E r. 4 ,y." Jo -,•! 'Ate, -, • "N. ,sr.- A ,„. '--". • io•-• • – , CoNNECTED WITH THE EVENTS OF THE TURF, THE CHACE, AND THE RING.
EGAN'S 1,5,., ~., INDON, "`",.. • • .OOP E r. 4 Jo -,•! 'Ate, -, • "N. A ,„. '--" . • io•-• • - , CoNNECTED WITH THE EVENTS OF THE TURF, THE CHACE, AND THE RING. No. 82.1 THE BRITISH AND EOREIGN PAPER COMPANY, CAPITAL f,,100,000, In 10,0 M Shares of each. DIRECTORS. s i iltH•N KE
August 21, 1825 - Pierce Egan's Life in London, and Sporting Guide - London, London, England
not; it was a very sharp knife; a ease knife, that was always used at breakfast. _ _ Juror—What did
your-brother do when your father said he was stabbed ?—My brother came towards him, but the broom deterred him t he was very sorry. and I don't think he knew he did it. [Here the lad burst into to,rs.] Jane Gregory—l am daughter to the deceased, and am eighteen . years old. On t
May 16, 1824 - Pierce Egan's Life in London, and Sporting Guide - London, London, England
tir ‘7,:` " • .V 4 hietk • .14 . POE . tisMi •
tir ‘ 7, : ` " • .V 4 hi etk • .14 . POE . ti s Mi • CONNECTED WITH THE EVENTS OF THE TURF, No. 96.1 THEATRE ROYAL, DRURY-LANE. P ro BE LET (To-morrow and every other Evening during the Season) TWO PRIVATE SPLENDID STAGE BOXES, Eight to each Box, 21. 2s. [the most economical an d
November 27, 1825 - Pierce Egan's Life in London, and Sporting Guide - London, London, England
SATURDAY iVIGHT'S GAZETTE.
BANKRUPTS. E. J. Maßough, of Belvidere-place, Walworth, merchant. Atts. Messrs. Ashley and Goodman, Token-House-yard. H. Willock, of Lancaster, wine•merchant. Atts. Messrs. Holme, Frampton, and Loftus, New-inn; and Mr. WebAer, Lancaster. B. Birkins, of Weymouth-mews, Portland-pl
February 13, 1825 - Pierce Egan's Life in London, and Sporting Guide - London, London, England
MANSIGN HOUSE.
EXPERT TIIING..—A poor woman presented herself before , the Lord Mayor, and handed in the following petition " My Lord.—The applicant, Mrs. Hannah Mou,,a poor woman, begs your direction under the following circumstances: —her daughter lived with Mr. —, of Thames Street, and was
October 29, 1826 - Pierce Egan's Life in London, and Sporting Guide - London, London, England
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