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... Peter Leicefter's Bay Horfe, 1 1 Mr. Statpfcn'i Bay » ■« ■ t Mr. Eliley'; Chen Mare, Mifs Jenny ■■ 3 Mr. Heron's Grey Mare, Malvina ■ 4 dr. And Friday the 50 1. Weight for Age, Four mile Heart, was won by Mr. Sotheron's C. H. Elephant, aged, Mr. Hewitfon's ...
... lo ! with grand mien Her handfbrr.e Ladyfhipis rich blue robe array'd, The colour that can never fade: Not lovelier could Malvina feem, Tgrace, When in her hunting vedment, cloath'd with fiy Lora's murmuring dream, She eager for the fportive chace: her ...
... Chefn.u Horfe, Ranger JB Sir William Dalfloa’s Bay Hoife, Batchelor On for 501. by Years old. Mr. Fletcher’s Grey Filly, Malvina Capt. Stair Douglas*! Gicy Celt, Heart tf Oat Mr. SwiaUirn’i Bay ...
... Tbiirfday I. for Four-year Olds: Captain Stair Douglas’s Heart of Oak, William Swioborn, ETqr’s bay Mare, and Mr Fletcher’a Malvina. Lad Saturday Northumberland Farmer bad hit Corn leized in this Market by the Officers, for being dtort in Meafurc ; and for ...
... warrior; his eager impetuofity the day of attion ; his patlion for fame ; his fubmiffion to his father; his tendernefs for Malvina, are the ftrokes of mafterly pencil : the ftrokes are few, but it is the hand of nature, and attratts the heart. OOian's own ...
... Tburfday Se’nnight the, Second Meeting at Carlide ended, when the to I. by Four-year Olds, was won by Fletcher’s grey Filly, Malvina 1 Captaio Stair Douglas’s grey Colt, Heart of Oak William Swioborn, Efqr’a hay Filly » dr Bets, Two to One Malvioß won.—Mr ...
... Sir Peter Lifter, Bart’* Ignotias, John SMDpTon, Efqr's Bay Colt, Gregory Elqr's Mi 6 Jenay, and Patrick Heron, F.fqr's Malvina. Frktay,-for 30 1. Weight far Age, Four-year Olds, Fiveyear O'df, (lx Year-year oitTi, and Aged Horlei, VVilliaitt Souihereu ...
... king fwovds, thou molt renowned the hills of Cona. The The fourth book introduced with a kind of dedication to the fair Malvina, who appears to have been enamoured of the gallant Ofcar, the fon of the hard Offian; and, after the untimely death of that ...
... which his harp is fufpended. He is wrapt in a poetical vifion': on his right hand appears his daughter in-law., the fair Malvina, leaning on rock, in the attitude of liftening to the exploits of her dear departed hulband Ofcar, which his father takes ...