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... ADWICK-LE-STREET, neaf DONCASTER. .TO BE SOLD, ?? ?? be let for the ensuing Seasop^ X'HE ?? and valuable Stock of RAMS; *late belonging to Mr. JD-j* ?? of DoJcaster, deceased, atid -now upau hislato Farm-MAdwick- le-rSU-eet, nfar Doncaster, consktini; of 2*4 ...
... 5 to 2 against Master Betty, 14 to 9 against Youn Chariot, and 5 to | agst Langton; after the first heat, betting nearly the same ; after the second heat, 6 to 5 on Langton. Won easy. Sir-W, Hunlock’s ch. f. Gallina, by Overton, out of Palmflower, beat ...
... Duchess, 3-yrs, Sst 9! ‘b.. 12 2 Mr. chh Frederick, 5-yrs, 8st 91b 4 4 Mr. Herbert? s Little Peggy, 4-yrs, 8st 3 dr ed 3 DONCASTER—Co NCLUDED. — Thursday, Sept. 26, Sweepstakes of each, with 20gs added. Two miles, Mr. W.N. Hew ett’s Miss Hornpipe Teazle ...
... Snaith; J. Langdale, Northallerton ; - Ilen- lock, G. and F. Cooper, an ' Hargrove, Kuaresbro*; I H. Boys, and W. Sheardown, Doncaster ; J. W -od, and J. Hurst, Wakefield; J. Spuice, Leeds; W. Appleton, Darlington ani Stockton* a..J by the principal Venders ...
... (latje Matrannee) Mr. Neales, a 501. Plate at Ipswich, 1 3. Langton, Colonel Childexs-s, a Stakes of IdOgs at 'Maiton Craven Meet irjg; Jtl.e 1001. Plate, and receiv.eii ISfji^i', _at Doncaster, J. ?? ?? . 3 3; Mariner, Sir R. Winn's, *»he i&luim Plate ...
... DEATHS. On the 26th ult. at Bury St. Edmund's, in her 66th year, Mrs. Denton, relict of the late John Denton, Esq. of * Stow Langton, in Suffolk. Monday evening, at his house at Bath, aged 62, the Lady of William Evelyn; Esq. of St. Pere, Kent, and many years ...
... petition a former or five day t TUESDAY— presented a peii- from tlA restrictions penalties on them by act lie the table Mr Gore Langton presented a Petition ing the aid Pailiament to procure from their present confinement debtors Ilcbester INDIA AFFAIRS Mr Francis ...
... Races on Tuesday for Gold lOOgs value 80gs subscription of logs each— yr ylb olds aged 4lb (One 4 miie heat) Earl of Jersey’s Langton beat Mr Quiz Mr Wright’s A race between and Quiz favourite Very little belting —For the town (the four-mile heats) Mr Embden’s ...
... Clipper, s rrs old, l-.st.4lb. 4 , sir J, Mawbe;**- b. c*. 2uurter-Master, 3 yrs ofd. *~»t. 5ib. ?? ..r $ .Hippomenes, Langton, and Slipper were .the fa- . vourites ; sto 2 and 3 to 1 on the field, and 4to 1 against Sir Peregrine. Fifty Pounds for all ...
... Haccombe, Bart. DOMETSIIIRE—Arthur Cozens, of Yatminster, Esq Henry Digby, of Forston, Esq. and James John Farquharson, of Langton, Esq. Enka—John Coggan, of Wanstead, Esq. William 'Matthew Rakes, of Walthamstow, Esq. and John Rutherford Abdy, of Albyns ...
... Peek, and Browne, Hull; Heaton, Searie, R. Smith, and Wright, Leeds; thsburne, Pontefract ; Be ul, barus- ,leV r Wright, Doncaster; Er__iiton, Ripon ; Rogers, \Vhitby; Flower, and Pratt, Malton; Thirlwall, Scar_orou^i;—tbeTin3_on, Driffield; Adams, Selby; ...
... Baillie's b. c. bi otlier to Streamer, B_t. 31b 3 Mr ?? b. c. Y. ( lopel'uL by Expectation , 3 sti 4 MrGrimstoo's b.f. U rt_ Langton, ?? 'itedl 5 Even betting ou t:_ !.i other ta Streamer, !3 to 1 against the Sister to Staveley. Wou easy. Sweepstakes of sgs ...