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... in the end, but the other four remained in company to tbe end, Grief just landing it by head. Irish Jig beaten neck from Jelly-fish, and Nina close up. Mecca colt a bad fi'th, Teflia sixth, and Glenakon last. A Swbbpstakbs of lOaova each; two year olds ...
... (Second Class), for two-yr-old colls Bst 7lb, fillies Bst slb. T.Y.C. Mr. Drinkald’s Grief .. .. (Ford) 1 Duke of Richmond’s Jelly-fish .. .. ** , Irish Jig, Nina, Teflis, Mecca c., and Glenalvon also ran.—Won with great difficulty by head. Sweepstakes of ...
... Betting-6 to 4 on Nina, 3 to 1 agst Teits, and 4 to I agst Jellyfish; nothing else named. Gieualvon took the lead, which he kept to the dip, where Nina took up the running; on reaching the cords Jelly-fish deprived ier of the lead; half.way up Grief came out ...
... fby Picaroon out of Bonny Bonnet. At the same meeting, carrying 7at 3'b, won the Derby Plate, one mile, by a head, bearing Jellyfish, 7st 21b, Philippa, Sst, c by Venison out Nutbou’ne’s dam, Sri lUib, Lmpgarou, 7st 131b, Coronet, 7st 10‘.b, Syrup, 7st 10 ...
... her stake handicap—see Raillery. At New'market H, was aot placed for the First Clais of the Nursery Stakes—see Strongbow Jelly-fish, rof, by Venison out of Baleiae; Duke Uxhmond’t—At Goodwood, was seventh for the Ham Stakes—see Tadmor. At the same meeting ...
... third, and her rider, a complainant the horse-whipping boat for the Derby Plate at Goodwood, to the Flycatcher filly and Jelly-fish, carrying within a pound of the gentleman since baptized “ the Boys,” waited on him in the T.Y.C. spin, until i the midway ...
... —struck me as slashin* 2 vear-oM iu the Plate, wlieie, fat batter, ran where at 7st. 121 b, to the Flycatcher filly 7»t.21b.. Jelly-fish 7st. 31b., and Philippa Bst., and launched this prediction anent the son Lanercost and Moonbeam, the of 2l'th July, 1848 ...
... all the Species. By Professor Forbes. Published by the Ray Society. Sea-bathers will not be prepared to hear that those jellyfishes with which they have made acquaintance are creatures of organized and complicated structure. Such, nevertheless, is the ...
... all the Species. By Professor Forbes. Published by the Ray: Society. Sea-bathers will not be prepared to hear that those jellyfishes with which they have made acquaintance are creatures of organized and complicated structure. Such, nevertheless, is the ...
... eccentric author, and indeed they will not be disappointed. As for ourselves, we have turned the book over, like a dog might a jellyfish, without being able to make it out, for the life of us. The first volume opens intelligibly enough. The author, a sailor ...
... eccentric author, and indeed they will not be dis. appointed. As for ourselves, we have turned the book over, like a dog might a jellyfish, without being able to make it out, for the life of us. The first volume opens intelligibly enough. The author, a sailor ...
... eccentric author, and indeed they will not be disappointed. As for ourselves, we have turned the book over, like a dog might a jellyfish, without being able to make it out, for the life of us. The first volume opens intelligibly enough. The author, a sailor ...