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... howe taking fright at the accident of the firit. threw his sider in turn, and Gave an opportunity to the third whom every body juft before this had given up, to win the race. Prodigious fums were won and lott hy this accident. His Royal Highnefs the Duke ...
... R. KE RACES, 19790. NDAY, July 35th, sol. for 6 years oid and a four mile k-a’s. ct, years old, 4ib and aged Sf sol! Tutfday, 27th, gol. for. county Limerick bred hunters that never for any thing but the County Plate, (matches excepted) qualified on oath ...
... RACES Moutay, Augnut for any that b: won 4 gol. plate this feafon, weight for age Mr. b h Engineer 1 ‘ Yaly’s bh 6 4 Mr. gm Jane Warold 2 3 Mr. ¢ h Scurdy Cot. Lumm's (threw rider) 6 fel Mr. ——. 6 de, Mr. c m Eye 4efeit Giegory’s b h Timor el Tucfday ...
... CII R R G H RACES Monday, April 19th, the Fifty Guineas given the Jockey Club was won by Sir Edward OâBrien's Ray Horte Trunnion. , Tuefdav 20th. His Majeftyâs Purfe of One Hundred Guineas was won by Charles O'Ncile. Efqrs. Chefnut Marc Stiver Legs ...
... experience, is the Jeclaraticn of the preacher, that the race is not always to the fwift, nor the battle to the Itrong. By a letter from Botirdeaux, by the laft French inaii, learn, that the Armatuers (i. e. the Weft India merchants) of that city have ...
... CURRAGH RACES. WEDNFSDAY—APRIL 27- heat. A King’s plate, weight for age, one four-male . see Mr. Kirwan’s be Toby Mr. Bateman’s b ¢ Buzzaw Mr. Whaley’s bee Paddy Whack Mr. Daly’s gr Hip eave © Dennis’s ‘ch f aaee Mr. Bell’s gr £ Heroine ener THURSBAY—APRIL ...
... • d tuo Britifh Packets, which The accident through the indifcre- that a few years the face of countries will 1 1> the (irA place, whether this ...
... Companion for Town and Country, containing and particular Inftrac- tions for Riding, Hunting, Fawiing, Setting, Fiih- 5 ing, Racing, Furriery, Cocking, Hawking, &c. with thevarious Methods to Le obferved in breed- ing and dieting of Horfes, both for the ...
... Covent- Gardcn. For the Benefit MONSIEUR SECOND, ON next, the 301b 1011, will be preienicd the favourite Comedy The Chapter Accidents. Governor Hereout t, Mr. Ryder. Bridget, Mrs. Hitchcock and Jacob, Mr. Corutlyr. End ot the Second Ail, (by Defire) a new ...
... out before his Majcfty near New Lodge, when heading directly, he made bis way through the whole body of herfemen without an accident; the hounds breaking away clofe at bis haunches, and continuing to prefs him in view, throngh tne whole of Crankourn Wood ...
... , |, the price we generally pay fO wfidoV evening one Elinor Scot, poo. crock of water down ftaus her foot fhpt, J which accident the crock was brok . oft fe • fell on part of the edge of 'b whic . 1 vered her head from her body. She has , four helplefs ...
... Highnefs the Prince of Wales . ’ —the ‘hree Royal Brothers attended the race every day. and, by their affability and condefcenfion, endeared them to all the fporting people. ‘the race for the cup was well contefted by: Lord Barrymore and Count Melfort (who ...