... 30 to 1 agst Mr. Williamson's Shinrone (taken), 40 to 1 agst Mr. Hardcastie's itescue, 50 to 1 a6gt Mr Castle ns Grande Lumiere (taken), 50 to I agat Mr. Laing's Johnnie Barrie (taken), 50 to 1 agst Mr. Hughes's Tipperary Boy (taken). THE METROPOLITAN ...

... 5 Rat-trap, aged ?? 11 7 Columbine, aged ?? IO0 The Chandler, aged ?? It 3 Philip, aged ?? 10t Farnham,6yrs ?? I 1 SGrand Lumiere(hb),agI0 1 The Victim, aged ?? 11 2 Sobriety, aged ?? 104 La Sylphide, aged ?? 11 2 The Mouse (h b), a yrs 10 4 Sir Arthur ...

... (I aken.) Menth was backed with great spirit, rising from 30 to 1 to 1. the Itighest offer at the close. Roescue and Grand Lumiere were accidentally omitted in the list of ;.cceptances for this event. LINCOLN STEEPLE CHASE. 5 to I agst Trust-ne-not, 8 to ...

... Abid-el-Kader, Little Fannmy, The Pony, Sir John. The Chandler, Spling Buck, Monath, Quadruped, Ilnirbow, lihe Oaks, Grand Lumiere. Tipperary Boy, Hope. ,Johntic Barrie. Vengeance and Maid of Athens are not here. St. Leger, Maltotasi, The 13ero. Itocue ...

... (Magee) ?? 3 1 1 c Mr. Rice's Lizzy, ?? 71b (M'Lory) ?? ?? 2 2 2 Mr. ?? Blackberry, lost ?? ?? 1 dist. Mr. Smith's Grand Lumiere, Mr. Thomson's Saul, Mr. Connor's The Duke, and Mr. Aicken's Lass of Gowrie, started for the first heat, but, being left outside ...

... lOst. (Magee) .. ..fill Mr. Rice's Lttay. 10.1. Tib. (M'Lory) * Mr. M’Gildownry’e Blecbberry. lOst * «*• Mr. Smith's Grand Lumiere, Mr. Thompeon’e Seal, Mr. Connot’a The Duke, and Mr. Aicken's Lass of Oowrle, started for first heat, but, being left outside ...

... night another attempt was made—that is, judging Irum appearanc'-s, although this might have been accidental—to fire some lum'ier lying near the beach. It looks as if the fire bad itself without doing any injury. I am a loss whom to blamu for all this ...

... labriseembauicle. et du bruit de* ruisseaux Du cbevreoit qui s’enfuit travers la clairiere, Du soleil qui couche aein de la lumiere Et chant du ramier qui ruuconle *es mauz, II n’est pas de musique aussi douce I’oreille Pour qui vous cuuiprend, mes flcurettes ...

... The blunderbuss upon which Mr. Billing seised the band, and tie struggle which'ensued was dragged off the car. He Will,. lumierer, retained hi* bold of the weapon, and had almost overpowered the assassin, when the other villain left the horse and hastening ...

... refused to arise er any queetiens whetsueyer as to her character and conduct. 1.1. tens:me a priest, formerly of Notre Dame des Lumiere.s, and at present of Marseilles, said that, in order to see whether really hal the spirituel graces to which ale pretended ...

... refused to answer any quea-iooa whatsoever as to her character and conduct. M. Chsvard, a priest, for- merly of Notre Dame Lumieres, and at present of Marseilles, said that, in order to aee whether Rose reall) had the spiritual graces to which she pretended ...

... refused to answer any questions whatsoever as to her character and conduct. M. Chavard, a priest, formerly of Notre Dame des Lumieres, and at present of Aarseines, said that, in order to see whether Ruse really had the spiritual graces to which she pretended ...