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... Gentleman : t. Brigadier, aj;Ki, own brother to Calomel, by Mercury. *. Agamemnon, a : ;ed,-by Diouied, out of Nois*ette. 3. Asparagus, aged, by Kii-J; Fergus. By Mr. i;AT TERSALL, on Monday next, THREE capital HusTeas, the property of a Gentleman*; have been ...
... RA:ALE, a of. Wen'. : G ree ns. The soverest•weather eannot.linitt „boils at, green as the spnnglng' grass, and-is- sweet as Asparagus. R. A CAN Els) pl , a allad_stiperiur to every pthet ' Sh . strancl:nea . :: r:Cbarini-Crus;. world.;. sweet as a Sommer ...
... rich flavour, term substance, ihnoCelit nature, and superlative beanty, no other can be compared with it. ' a. NATO LIAN ASPARAGUS, described by Guthrie, vide Geog,•Grain. •p. - 4tlr Edit. It gives bticts ;is large as six or eight .of.he common sort, - ...
... BE L VOIR CAST £, ASPARAGUS, Bred Lord Grofvenor, got by Pot Bo's, his Dam by luftiee, Grandnm (Marianne; Squirrel, will COVER th Seafon, at one Guinea Mare ant' five Shillings the Groom. hot his mances fee the Racing Calendar. O!NO. AprU iTftrrcTjTT ...
... usly alarmed for the approaching increase this sort of criminality. How will they tremble at the appearance of criminal asparagus and passionate cucumbers! A large fish was take, on Tuesday, the bay of Abbotsbuir, measureing feet in length, and feet girth ...
... flavour, firm ' Nu - stance, innocent nature, and superlative .treatity, no other can be compared with it. - z. NATOLIAN ASPARAGUS, described .by .Gutbrie. vide Geog. (;rarn'; p. 4th Edit. I t' , givesinuis as six or eiirht of the - common sort, the taste ...
... be alarmed for the approaching increase of this sort of criminality. How will they tremble at the appearance of criminal asparagus and passionate cucumbers! On Saturday last, one John Lowry, a weaver in this city, was convicted before the Rev. B. Grisdale ...
... Sir C. Dunburv’s b. f. Eleanor. Mr. Whaley's b. c. Dissenter. H. K. H. ITince Wales's b. c. by fidget. Mr. Durand's b. c. Asparagus. Lord Crosvcnot’s c. t. huiaard. ...
... Bunbury's b. f. Eleanor. Mr. Whaley's b. c. Dissenter. * H. R. H. the Prince of Wales's b. c. by Fidget. Mr. Durand's b. c. by Asparagus. Lord Grosvenor's c. f. by Buzzard. SAME DAY, A Sweepstakes of Ten Guineas each for all ages, 22 Sub- scribers. Two miles ...
... aged - 2 2 Mr. Smith's b. m. Zara, 5 yrs old _ - 3 r-. Sweepstakes for 3-yr olds. The New Mile. Mr. Durand's br. C. by 'Asparagus, out of Stargazer - 1 Sir C. Bunbury's b. f. Eleanor (71b. extra) - z Mr. Whaley's b. c. Dissenter - - 3 Lord Grosvenor's ...
... Ust. rib. fillies Bst. alb. the new mile. The winner of the Derby Oaks Stakes, to carry fib. extra. Mr. Durand's br. c. Asparagus, out of Stargazer - , C. Banbury’s bf. Eleaner, by Whiskey - Mr. Whaley’s b. Dissenter (late Dotterel) - t Lord Grosvenor’se ...
... Sweepstakes of Ten Guineas Oi-• £ - ?? ; Ihc wir ' ,ier ?? Derby or Uaks Makes, to carry **lb. extra. M r Durand's br. c. by Asparagus, out of Stargazer - Air. Whale* sb. c. Dissenter flaie Dotterel) II tl 'uT°.l '•■ C m i lv Buzzard,' ou tot Tulip - \ ...