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... SHOWING A PART OF THE GARDENS AND A WING: ANOTHER VIEW OF GOODWOOD HOUSE, WHICH CONTAINS MANY BEAUTIFUL WORKS OF ART. NAMED AFTER AN OLD FAMILY SERVANT, WHOSE HOUSE OCCUPIED THIS SPOT CARNE'S SEAT, A FAVOURITE CENTRE FOR PICNIC PARTIES. USED BY THE ROYAL ...
... usually made of satimvood, was often beautifully painted round the top legs and sides with scrolls of flowers. This table, named after the lady who ordered the first, had a great vogue from 1760 until 1830, during which time it was used by ladies as a ivork ...
... Walter Earl, the wife of Mr. Solly Joel's trainer. The famous and luxurious yacht Eileen, belonging to Mr. Solly Joel, was named after his adored younger daughter. For Miss Rickaby, who was second in the race, one feels some sympathy as she has made several ...
... as yet no spot in this city bears his name as it bears that of many lesser men than he. There is some talk, however, of naming .after him the little open space where the â– Quai Malaquais widens in front of the In- stitut. If this is true, nowhere could a ...
... Mrs. Fowke's Great Dane Tallu- lah. Miss Bankhead should feel flattered at the number of horses and dogs which have been named after her. The Duke of Beaufort's elder sister, now Lady Blanche Douglas, got a first prize at the Bath Show last year for her ...
... A. DALGET T, THE MASTER, WITH THE TINE PACK, AFTER MEETING AT KINGSCLERE. The poet Cowper lived at Olney near the oak named after him and where the Grafton met last week. The tree shown on this page bears an appeal signed by the Marquis of Northampton ...
... properly. He wants five minutes with George Duller again. Light weight jockeys he merely laughs at. There's nothing in a name after all, else Mendoza would at least have a slight suspicion of grit and courage. TT OW different J 1 racing would be if all ...
... Champagne Stakes. They were Sir William Cooke's Phalaris- Potehtilla filly and Lord Astor's Never Cross, who must have been named after some unique person. Sir William Cooke tells me that he is reducing his racing stable in fact, he has already had a sale ...
... for horses running on the new Chepstow course. This is plainly seen in the above picture. The Queenborough Handicap is named after one of the stewards of the meeting. A SILHOUETTE EFFECT AT THE LEWES MEETING: RUNNERS IN THE LEWES HANDICAP. WON BY MR. ...
... ) in Time and Space, according to the workings of this periodic law (which, since it is mine own discovery, ought to be named after me like Harvey's Law of the Circulation of the Blood). Woe betide the XI at the Oval that does not hit all the balls safely ...
... of the Jockey Club and the] principal event on the first of the two days of the meeting was the Queenborough Handicap, named after one of the Stewards. Jockeys expressed the opinion after the meeting that the new course was a difficult one, and certainly ...
... couple more winners. Dehus won the Kghnton Plate and Inchrory carried the sea-green colours to victory in a race which is named after the late popular Clerk of the Course at Ayr, Mr. Shaw. Mr. Reid Walker must have regretted that there were not four days ...