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... ann. Two miles. Mr Elmith.Hyland's Favour Royal list 7lb (Mr Milne) - Mr T Cannon's list 71b Manion) -. 2 Lord Chelsea's Hooey Flower list 7lb (Morrell) -. 3 Mr 0 C Sozoby's Hathierwell list 71b (Norris) . 0 Mr • IN Singer's Typhon list 71b ...
... Neetoendlands, there was a splendid show, and, without doubt, in this class was the best and finest dogs of all kinds in the whele exhibition. Baltic is • truly noble animal, and to the uninitiated there no mistake about the flower a the flock. He belongs to ...
... maentration that we are a people yet, and this Made by people living in the Imality of the l &deaden of the Constabulary to it. It. show our love and reverence, and regret.* duct of perms of dam I Bartholomew Horgan, Spike bland, attached 1 h e lis right and ...
... Fienchruan. The ftitness WAS here subjected to a long and sharp cross-examination, with a view to show that he knew the prisoner. worked for hint in moving some flower'. They had quarrelled about the price and fought, but he expressed the greatest surprise, Lid ...
... Don-Bell .410 10s. OW XIII -Harriers (Dogs).-Ftrat prize, .C 3 Mr. Flower's Abelard, 4 years 3 months, by Bridegroom Actress, £lOO. Clam XIII.-Harriers (Bitchee).-First prize £3, Mr Flower's Merry Lass, 2 yrs. 6 months, by Sampson. Merry Lass .ClOO. Class ...
... with good taste, sloping in front of house Greek nghtyones and Rentes, however, fell 1, to the sea. They include Lawn. lovely Flower Brazil Eightynines 4, and Spanish Fours il. Gardensnplendid walled-in Fruit and Vegetable ' Hoene nada were depressed, Great ...
... completed in a few seconds under forty-four minutes, Levett coming in the last round with a burst of speed that sufficiently showed his powers were not in the least overtaxed by the work he had done. The pony was then set Its work with a professional jock ...
... both by laity and clergymen The burial took place at the Botanic Gairden9 A broke out in one of the upper rooms i house in Chelsea, and before assistance coui, l be rendered an old lady who lodged on the t fluor wee burnt to death. A law was recently passed ...
... Brighton fiat, on the announcement that the accounts show a balance only sufficient to pay the interest on preferences Mimed up to 1861, and a part of those issued in that year. Foreign lines show an Improvement, particularly Luxembourg,. Midland trate ...
... , (with him Mr. Norwood), applied for an inrormation in the nature of • quo warmate, calling upon Alexander M. Sullivan to show by what tide he claimed to be entitled to the office of town councillor for the Royal Exchange Ward. He moved upon the affidavit ...
... 'domed with mauve flowers : —MI.. Ida and Min Alicia Harvey, Wee °nay, Mies LACOD, Mies Beim.= and &awns, Mi. Babe Miss Long, Miss Desecombe, and Miss Kerrieni. The bride Me most elegantly and richly stared, and wore • long veil, with flowers. end accompanied ...
... The says—Earl Russell is quite re- I covered from his indisposition. Receipts for the United Kingdom week ending Dec. 2nd, show an increase of £.36,414 over correspondino week last. The Shr says—The reports which suggested the names of Sir E. Read and ...