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... Exeter, the Earls of Uxbridge, Chesterfield, Stradbroke, Albemarle, Milltown, Rosslyn, March, and Wilton; Lords G. Bentinc, Maidstone, A. Lennox,- Lennox, Kelburne, and E. Russell; Count Bathyany, Baron de Tessier, Baron Austen; Honor- ables, Ponsonby, G ...
... each and all of the now, neat and spotless riders,who were soon not toreturn to dust,but to clay; whose silk, buckskins, and boots, were doomed to beeas bespattered as if they, with the visages of their owner, were under the penalty of the pillory. Many ...
... enrolling themselves amongst the verv earliest members. And, finally, the exploits at Hatclam Park, in the vicinity of he Kent-road, which afford an infinity of pleasure to the lieges over the water, who would have been unable to travel as far as the ...
... STAKES. 6 to 4 aget Colonel Peel's Vulture colt 6 to 4 on Oolonel Peel's lot 3 to I a CHEsTERELD a sTAIES. a to 1 agst Lord Maidstone's Deuce-ace (taken) Cockamaro does aot run. LITXRPOOL TRADES CUP. 7 to 1 agst Lord Eglinton's Pomnpey (offered) 0 to 1 - ...
... down. The match of East Kent against West Kent, which excited much in- terest, was layed on the East Kent Ground, on Thursday and Friday last; East kent winnin inon inig with II1 runs to spare. Score:- East Kent, 236; West ...
... the last half-hour, went for and defeated his field for ?? Stakes in a canter from end to end, consisting of half a dozen, Boots jumping out of his domestic station and taking second place. Poison looking as if she had had a dose of it, yielded to Mallard ...
... may be. .CtsI5Th5t5'tElLD-lf he has been lucky enough to profit by any of our opiniene, er, as he expresses it, to reap a golden harvest,' we are meet happy. ?? must watch what we write from time to time, and not press us for any private answer. We believe ...
... former making a good pace, when be went on first, was never seen after, and won in the commonest canter, doing the dis- tance to boot in three seconds less time than the Tuesday's race. All the two-year-old Champagne calculations were upset by the issue of ...
... s, unless we distinctly state such con- viction. A. T. (Buryl-The man, bearing the name, must perform the task. H. R. (30, Kent-road)-As ourfriend is oanxiousto seehimselfin print, we will oblige him, assuring him that we thank him warmly for his good ...
... ininutes.) Agent, William, b Charles Hicks, at Barming, near Maidstone, 11 r, 60 m; 2 sovs a-side, March 6. A4jlams, Edward, b George Sinclair, the Liverpool Slasher, at Lower Hope Point, Kent, Sinclair fell foully on Adams, 44 r, 140 5m, 100 sovs a-side ...
... Day's The Ugly Buck taken); 15 to 2 agst Mr Crockford's Rattan (taken); 7 to I agst Mr Quin's Loadstone; 20 to I agst Lord Maidstone's Cockamaroo; 25 to I agst Colonel Peel's Orlando (taken to 701.); 25 to I tgest Colonel Peel's Ionian (30 to I taken to ...
... 3wickets, 304; Kent, 299. 6. EAST AND WeeT KNT-at Beverley Ground, won by East Kent, 286; West Kent, 129. 10. NOTTINGHAM AND SHEFFIELD (return mnatah)-at Sheffield, won by Nottinglsam, 267; Sheffield, 190. 1 KEnT ANd ENGL, AND-at Lord's, won by ...