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... Difficulty, drawn from under the Horfe, and the latter was obliged to be dragged out by a Team of Horfes. A Horfe of Sir Harry Feather- ftone's, which, they fay, he gave five hundred Guineas for, in taking off at a Leap, broke his Shoulder, and was obliged ...
... l/Jars for 7 78, and i 77 9.---When three * r t «rr' Shelly refufed scco Guineas for him- . ft n, came the Property of Sir Harry Feather _ * Hands broke down when running for in* Canterbury. t tf' . of the Centlemen, Eag'e jH ...
... Mannock, wife of Sir Thomas Mannock, bait. STOCKBRIDGE RACES. On Thurfday laft 501. weight for age, was run for by Sir Harry Feather ft one's brown horfe Flafh, and Mr. Lambern s bay mire Mifs Eftex. The firft heat Flafli run the wrong fide the poft, and ...
... the Turf, fee the Ra c * «ir ,. forT «77*. and , 779 th.cc £ Shelly rehired Guineas for him. * , came the Property Sir Harry Feather ft* Hands broke down when running tor ' J Canterbury. tr ' the Gentlemen, Eagle will - Harbcrough this Seafon. Gocd Grafs ...
... in the moft favourable light to her Sovereign. Wincheftery Dec.g. On Monday the following accident happened : While Sir Harry Feather. ftonehauch was hunting in this neiphbourhood, the hind, which was turned out near Stock bridge, took a circuit of near ...
... be forced to difeuife himfelf like a ! The following are given as the Duke of Norfolk Redford Sir H. Vane Tempett Sir Harry Feather ftonbaugh Rutland General Hamilton Mr..R. Walpole Lord Clermont — Montgowery Albemarle — Cav. Bradfhaw Paget — Humphry ...
... and 4. the Ecliplt filly.—Mr. O'Kelly it f'aid have won guineas on this race. Lord Egmont's colt Goldfinder, and Sir Harry Feather Hone's colt by Eclipfe, are matched run over Lewes couife neat meeting far 1000 guineas. The price hops in the Boroggh ...
... Portlmouih for afierobling all the force that can coUtfttd, Lord Howe daily exoe&ed to command the grand fleet# hear Sir Harry Feather Bart, will come into Parliament for Portfmouth, in the room of Gen. Monckton. Ilia regiment i» given Lord Lincoln, the ...
... and 1^79.— When Three Years oid Sir John Shelly rcfufed 2000 Guineas for him ; he afterwards became the Property of Sir Harry Feather- ftonhaugh, in wiiofe Hinds he broke down when running lor the King's Piate at Canterbury. Eagle covered the Sealbn before ...
... 17- *5.— . When Three Years oil Sir John Shelly refufed 2000 Ouineasfoi him j he afterwards became the Property of Sir Harry Feather* ftonhaugh, in whofe Han. is he broke down when running tor tiie King's Piate at Cnnteibury. EaOLB covered the Scafj.n ...
... foll°' I Mr. Sm liman’s chefnuthorfc t’htsfidd, by j Lord Sondes's black, horfe Uppingham, finder, fix years old. . (r. Sir Harry Feather/lone’s bay horfe Eagle, 'by The fame day a Fifty Pound Plate, Members of the County, was run for ‘’l ing hotfes. 1 Mr. ...
... his the Turf, fee Rst for 1777, 1775, and 177-;.---When three Shelly lel ufed Guineas to* him. He ' ' in ', came the Sir Harry Feather'V? ' 's I' * Hands he bio'.'.e down when running lor ' Canterbury. t ' ol Eagle wdl , this Good TO COVER, this 1786, at ...