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... the whole com- IS'V. 1 ?? at two o'clock supper was announced, v ?? consisted of every elegance that could be pro- _iVJ. Asparagus was in great plenty. Tin: supper-rooms amounted to four ; the prin- f; -1 was the octagon -room. Three tables were .; ; ...
... in magnificent silver- candlesticks, supplied thsir plae*. Turtle soup was generally introduced, Vicf French beana and asparagus were among the novel- ties of rhe season. At half past txvo o'clock the T.all recommenced wiih a much admired dance called ...
... ofa Gentleman : 1. Brigadier, aged, own brother to Calomel, by Mercury. 2. Agamemnon, aged, by Diomed, out of Noisette. 3. Asparagus, aged, by King Fergus. By Mr. 1 Al TERSALL, on Mond.-.v; 13th inst. THE following Nine capital well-bred Hunter* and a Hack ...
... Ct-ntleman : 1. Brigadier, aged, ov>n brother to Calomel, by Mercury. 2. Agamannoti, aged, by Diomed, out of Noisette. 3. Asparagus, agui, by King Fergus. By Mr. TAT TKRSALL, tin Monday next, THREE capital Hunters, the property of a Gentleman ; have been ...
... Gentleman : t. Brigadier, aj;Ki, own brother to Calomel, by Mercury. *. Agamemnon, a : ;ed,-by Diouied, out of Nois*ette. 3. Asparagus, aged, by Kii-J; Fergus. By Mr. i;AT TERSALL, on Monday next, THREE capital HusTeas, the property of a Gentleman*; have been ...
... Bunbury's b. f. Eleanor. Mr. Whaley's b. c. Dissenter. * H. R. H. the Prince of Wales's b. c. by Fidget. Mr. Durand's b. c. by Asparagus. Lord Grosvenor's c. f. by Buzzard. SAME DAY, A Sweepstakes of Ten Guineas each for all ages, 22 Sub- scribers. Two miles ...
... Sweepstakes of Ten Guineas Oi-• £ - ?? ; Ihc wir ' ,ier ?? Derby or Uaks Makes, to carry **lb. extra. M r Durand's br. c. by Asparagus, out of Stargazer - Air. Whale* sb. c. Dissenter flaie Dotterel) II tl 'uT°.l '•■ C m i lv Buzzard,' ou tot Tulip - \ ...
... possession from the first of October preceding ; the bestot three 3-mile heats. To carry ust Mr. Pickering's eh. tn. by Asparagus Mr. Wickham's Filly, 4-yr old - - •*■ Mr. Antram's b.h. Liberty, j-yr old ...
... U* Mr. ?? br c. St.' Vincent, 4 yrc. old - 12 Mr. trolley's Ploi-ghboy, aged - . ■* - .Mr. Pickerina's eh. m. Pigeon, by Asparagus, 5 yrs. 3 4 Charlotte Wingrovewas brought to the bar atthe Sussex Sessions, for having, on Friday, the 10th of J-ilyinsr ...
... Sweepstakes of Ten Guineas each tor th*-. year old colts? .st. 3ib. ...
... started for the Sweepstakes. — (See list.) The Prince having withdrawn his colt, the race was won with ease by Mr. Durand's Asparagus. Thebetts were r to 4 Durand against the field ; it was afterwards even betting. Mr. Durand offered at the commencement of ...
... ianckg. The supper-rooms were thrown open at eleven o'clock ; every delicacy of the sea- son was arringed with much taste; asparagus was in plenty. The ball concluded at haif aher twelve with reels and strathspeys. The beautiful Miss Wynne shone to much ...