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... post paid, punctually attended to. ALE, STOUT/CIDER, &c^l^W. G. FIELD and CO. beg to acquaint their Friends and the Public that their genuine BURTON and EDIN- BURGH ALES, Dorchester Beer, London and Dublin Brown Stout, Cider, and Perry, are in fine order ...
... Dinner Wine at 18s. per dozen. ALE, STOUT, CIDER, ...
... Frederick Valle's, 21, Haymarket. ALE, STOUT, CIDER7o_c. W. G. FIELD and CO. beg to acquaint their Friends and the Public that their genuine BURTON and EDIN- BURGH ALES Dorchester Beer, London and Dublin Brown Stout, Cider, and Perry, are in fine order ...
... Oxford-street, near Cavendish-squ _re. ALE, STOUT, CIDER, &c. W. G. FIELD and CO. beg to acquaint their Friends and the Poblic that their genuine BURTON and EDIN- BURGH ALBS, Dorchester Beer, London and Dublin Brown Stout, Cider, and Perry, are in fine order ...
... per bottle.— l2B, Regent- stieet. ALE, STOUT, CIDER, fee. W. G. FIELD and CO. beg to acquaint their Friends and the Public that their genuine BURTON and EDIN- BURGH ALES, Dorchester Beer, London and Dublin Brown Stout, Cider, and Perry, are in fine order ...
... disposed of by Private Contract the capital : RF ?? HOLD ESTAi'E, Woodlands, and Manor of Wyfold, aboi t 'ix mle. fioai Henley and Reatlini.', comprisms WYFOLD FARM, with its '.xcellent farmhouse, superior buildings, and new built cottages, in the occupation ...
... ALE, _ STOUT, CIDER, &c \V. G. I FIELD and CO. beg to a.-qu lint their Friends and the Public .iv. 7, ?? ?? f ?? ' l;ioN ?? EDINBURGH, and PRESTON PANS ALLS; pale Ale, a* prepared for India; Dorchester Beer. 'nlon and Dub in Brown Stout, and Cider ...
... Radleians drew over them and cleared them. At Phillis Court University gradually increased their lead, winning easily. THE WYFOLD CHALLENGE CUP. Kingston Rowing Club Oxford Etonian Club The Kingston Crew. st lb 11 7 11 2 Iley Crew. st lb SECOND DA.Y. 1 ...
... Oxford (Bucks side) 0 W. Stout, Loudon Rowing Club (Berks side).. » Stout was the favourite, notwithstanding his defeat fer the Grand Challenge, and Crofts having no engagement had a great advantage over his opponents. Stout caught a crab the very first ...
... W. B. Woodgate 1. E. W. Willis and W. Stout, London Bowing Club, 2. Final heat: Corrie and Brown 1, Woodgate and Finch 2, Bowman and Hall 0, Willis and Stout o—Amateur Sculls, 3 cups, value £75: Heat 1 : W. Stout, Londou Bowing Club, 1; J. K. Stinton ...
... Kingston four seem to be most fancied for the Wyfold, though Gr..nta or London may run them close. Woodgate and Crofts are the best pair in; and the sculls, in the absence of rilielcll Woodgate, will rest between Stout, Fuller, and Crofts. It is to be hoped ...
... eoar., by subscription of 10 save, each, ha it, with 100 added, second to save stake. Nearly S. ione mile. (50 subs.)F Mr. C. Percy's Ainlely., by Wild Dsyeell-nml, 4 Y satb ?? Mr. Watt's Strathconan, 6 yes, 9st . (oll2 .Mr. P. Masterman's Honesty, S yes ...