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... had hitherto been leading, when he and Golden Pippin, and another or two were all floundering together in the drain. Whilst they were scrambling out, Mameluke pushed a head, and ran home a clever winner ; Golden Pippin was seconei, his rider being minus ...
... Stephens's bl. c. Wynyard, by Inheritor ?? 3 6 0 Mr Lintotts b.T. Young England, by Revolution ?? 3 4 10 Mr Allen's b. c. Duke ol Kent, by Mareian 3 4 10 Mr Gilbert naa b. f. Prescription, by Pnysician 3 4 7 Sir C. Monck'a b. f. by Physician— Flagsman s dam ...
... Liverpool, Parkinson r , fforfJ Mr Lovesey's br. f. Testatrix, Touchstone, out of ,ide Lord Maidstone's b. c. The Caster, by Eruilius, out /'* y ,. Lord Maidstone's b. c. Larry M'Hale, Slane.oiitof (,»« Mr A. Maitland ns b. f. Lady Skipgey, by inheritor ...
... including, besides many other lashionab es, —Lords Chesterfield, Worcester, Rosslyn, Maidstone, A. Fitzclarence, W. Lennox, G. Beutinck; Count Hathyany; Sirs W. W. C. Kent, J. Shelley, G. Heathcote, D. Baird, W. M. Stanley, J. Flo«er; Hou. L. Wellesley, ...
... Bst 51b. Tbe second saved his stake. New Col.Pee?-; b. l c. Touchstone,out ° f VuU ° nl^i n n ~ Nat Urd Orford's gr. c. Boots, by Clearwell, oot of Goldpin 2 Lord Exeter's cb. f. Beiram, out of Datura •• •; Cooper's c. by Agreeable, dam by son of Whisker ...
... hurrii s its vic- tims, with giant strides, to sn early grave.â London JournaL Published by tbe Author, and may be had of Kent snd Richards, 82, Paternoster- row -, Hannay, 63, Oxford- street, London ; in York, of Messrs. Bolton, Blanshard, and Co, ...
... Igoe's eh. c. Woodpecker, yrs, 7st Mr J. Roper na. br. o. Malt, by Kecovery, yrs, 6st 121b Mr W. Allen's b. h. The Duke of Kent, yrs, 6st 91b Lord Milltown's b. h. Flahowlagh, yrs, 6st Olb Mr R. J. Mostyn's br. c. The Premier, yrs, 81b Mr H. Justice na ...
... le-iv.irths b. f Venus, by Sir Hercules 4 8 0 Lor ■; 1 itap-.e„s b. c. Nat, by Jereed or I.angar 4 8 0 Mi J ?? nas e h. h. Golden Rule, by Bustard ?? 5 7 13 Mr i rockford's b ?? I'uie-apple, oy Yaxley I 7 13 sir r. Go-dricke nas br. h. Thirsk, by Voiudre ...
... at RICHMOND, in the County of York, and hold a Court for the Relief of Insolvent Debtors, pursuant to the Statue. I . . ..Kent* rrofwrting me na:e of the Poor, Progress of Edu- . i lion, Ac I n Magazine now presented to the notice ol the public . in ...
... Albert, and the Duchess of Kent, 1 > EGS to return his sincere Thanks to the JLJ Nobility, Gentry, and Public generally, for past Favour.-, and be^s to iut'orm them that lie hss now on hand a Slock of SPRING CLOGS, or WALKING BOOTS, suitable for the coniinjj ...
... Esq , MP.; R. Matsoii, Esq , Wingl.a'U Kent; J. Guilt, Esq, leklingham, Suffo.k; J. Matson, Esq., L_st Church, Isle of Sheppy, Kent ; J. T. Carter, Esq., Hunstanton, Norfolk ; H. Cook, E-q., Willesborough, Kent; J. Terry, Esq., Spencer's Farm, Berkshire: ...
... Her Majesty and the Prince then walked through the private shrubberies, and paid a visit to her Royal Highness the Dachess of Kent, at Frogmore returning to the Castle through the new plantations in the Home Park When mid-way between tho Kennel and the Castle ...