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... course lay Macgregor, while at an interval of half a length succeeded Normanby, King- craft, and Stanley, the Middleham horse, having a line to himself on the stand side. Kingeraft lay next in towards the centre whilst Sunlight, who was in Macgregor’s track ...
... Job. Liverpool the and Cheshire Loan lemetineat and a Limited, 'Chiefdom ; the Macgregor Cycle Company, Limited. Nottingham, timed. the role of the loolimet to the Kew Macgregor Cycle And Kngineerlog Company. IJsited ; the Assetbyet Steamship Company, Limited ...
... and the confiscation to secular uses of endowments originally :given for religious purposes. _ _ This was seconded by Mr MATHER, a member of the Established Church in Scotland, resident in Carlisle, and on being put, was carried with two dissentients ...
... ech Lavandicre and Wire, 7 to 1 Alle, 100 to 12 ¢ Halleerth’s Heot Grass, 10 to 1 each Mirth and 8 amisies, 20 to] Ke Mr Mather's Meole ‘tag beat Box After three or four breaks wy Raff alo away with e Mr B Buttermere beat Beot's Boony clear bead of Wire ...
... Bumby Mr B Eddison Chariton — Malton Cartwright Roland MrT Haxby 1862 1863 Mr Morris Kingston Basham Qoorkah 14 Mr Mine Mr Mather J Walters Lord Zetland Chaloner . Boltoe Mr G Forster Mr G Forster Skirmisher Underhand Mr G Forster Mr J Whittaker T Aldcroft ...
... Maria Mather's house, knocked her up, coolly said his wife was dead, and then went away. The sister immediately proceeded to the house, and found that the story was true. The corpse of Mrs. Thompson was on a chair in the kitchen. Just before Mather arrived ...
... the Blanc—Mrs. Niehol, Mrs. Ward, Mrs, Dixon, Mr*. Oleodiooiog, Mr*. Waddell, and Miss StodJart, Blgi-Mra. D. Y. Scott. Mrs. Mather. Mrs. little. Mist Taylor. Como (Sewing Clsae Stoll)—Mr*. Ward. Mrs. J. Hamilton, Mite Mason, Mr*. Grundy Mrs. LtUimer, Mr* ...
... of view compensated for by the of of other breeders of pote. Mares were Mr Kerr's Kate and inelading mares aod gel.liogs, Macgregor Besa, the winner of the Karl Car special were of a most type. Three- year-old evlta, bealed Mr. Bell’s Tom, were not and ...
... in the 64h year of his age, John | is a quantity of oat stored ap in the ay » k from the market, q-, of the firm of Messrs. Mather, Lomax, county, which the keep If this be the case, there ite and Co., of Manchester w hopes of a in the price. pt At Damtries ...
... quite up to the bigh standard of was Provicus Wigtou shows [n the mare class a‘ turn up to tbe defeat of Mr Kerr's Kate Macgregor by Mr bank « Jems. The Crosby ewel, which was more highly favoured than d Jews at Penrith, waa sent to what trost people ...
... Prizes, Pony not exceeding 14 hands bigh—1, J. A, Mather, Grove Hill, Thornhill, Dumfries; 2, W. Bell, town: 3, Mra Cast!e Hill, Hayten; be, W. Raine. Ten entriee. Puny not exceeding 13 hands high—1, J. Mather 3 2 N. LL. Cooke. Portland Lodge, Hexham; 3, G ...