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... (Open). -Virst prise, silver medal : L Chung Nortbsick 2 —Woodburn clewed*. Dam QCARTLK MILE FLAI HANDICAr (Distlict) First rise, cup (presented by J. L. Muspratt. Esq.); gold-centered medal; third. silver medal: Jules Honk, Widnes AC scratch. I; James ...
... sun, said 'Taint the bun -re moon Tea yet the sun-who C% CT heard moon rise in the Bet yer Nun and moon boff rise in east '1 aint so-- suu rises in er east. Meon rises where she .1 -n pleases Bet Bet yer. They went atoms they came across ...
... fluster Strut, Lire/pool. L ICENSE AND TRANSFER OE 1. ICES, 21, QUEEN STREET. ALBERT SQUARE. MANCHESTER. CHARLES WAK ERLEY, RISING, IN INN, QUILICB STRELT. ALBERT SQUARE, Lionise, Transkr, and Goma At. Appeaisensions made, Stocks taken, An 4 amide cn isms ...
... Time, 203-disc. Owe University (late Harrow), 1; J. I. Birley, Quasi* 2; G. 8. Edwards, Bahia, 3; 8. B. Ashton, 0; W. K. • Easter, 0; M. T. Eve, Exeter, 0; H. W. 0; W. Were, Brasenme, 0. Ashton Ind at the start, and maintained it for MIS Jig Whoa be retired ...
... (who, by the bye, is no relation) with the following particulars of his preparation, which has lasted about six weeks:—On rising, at about 8-30, a fresh egg beaten up in port wine is administered to him, after which he takes a walk of a few miles. His ...
... decided at about one and the same time, hi.wever, end there is now no more reason to doubt that O'Leary and Weston will next Easter ! decide their rival preterrions than there is to doubt the ! hut., of the marine monster already alluded to To be sure the ...
... between J. Green. of Sheffield, and J. Ibbotson, of Dungworth, was decided at ten birds each, with of shot, twenty-one yards rise and sixty fall, for 10/. a-side. Speculation opened in favour of Green, at DO to 40, and he ultimately won easily. Score:—Green ...
... both of hfanninghais, met to play the best of thirty rises each at knew and spell for 23/ Betting ruled at 22 to 20 on Twitch at fint, but closed at 22 to 20 on Stake, whose play in his trial rises wan superior to that of hi' opponent. The contest proved ...
... Oldluun, and F. Butterworth, of Radcliffe, are to shout for 100/. on Thursday, March 15, at 25 pigeons, be. shot, 21 yards rise. and 60 both to shoot out of one hamper. the first bird tote in trap at two o'clock p.m. Foontace.—Joseph Dalton, of Manley ...
... F. Butterwonh. of Radcliffe, are to shoot for 100/. here TO-MORROW (Thursday). March 15, at 25 pigeons, lo& shot, 21 yards rise, and 60 fall; both to shoot out of one hamper. The first bird to be in trap at two o'clock p m. _ FooTitacs.—Joseph Dalton ...
... Almondbury, and H. Lister, of Hightown. net to play the best of thirty rises each at hour and spell, for 25/. a-side. The betting was 2 to 1 on Hardy, who took the lead in his first rise. he'd it thr-n.:hnlit. and finallv winning by twenty-three score, obtained ...