... skilfully laruied, places the tenant only one step beyond ruiu—if the value of fat cow would turn the bcale —if the death of horse would put the farmer in the miserable position (according to Micawber) of tiie man who spesads 6 beyond his annual income, ...

... tire, scraping the perspiration from their beards and faces with a horn carried for the purpose, precisely a race-horse is scraped after a race. After resting thus fcn- an hour or so, and imbibing a tumbler of warm beverage to increase their sweat, they ...

... for 2 yrs old, with Witchcraft i 7st. 41b,, from Lady Speedy, 6st. 121 b., who shut up in tbt last stride or two with her race apparently in hand, j There was a muster of eleven for the Great Yorkshire | Handicap, St. Leger Course, Fernhill, 4 yrs, 7st ...

... monopoly will be speedy dissolution, no one can gainsay. On Saturday the 28th ult., Dr. Cammack’s groom was exercising his two horses on the London Road, one of them suddenly fell down and expired. The groom escaped unhurt, We understand the grand Dinner, ...

... legislative enactment, fanners would leave the country in body—go a land where they would be allowed live, and leave only a race of paupere behind them. The landlords would than, no doubt, have all the land to themselves, but of what service or profit ...

... harmony of light and form is m:; ple~asing to the mind, which, involuntarily, feels and of esenjoys it. The very dogs and horses love the sun- on .d shine; and to man, who can comprehend a wider di ad range of eauty,it brings happiness and peace. Man ...

... thief or other would quietly drop w and milk as Sow amen will you charge me for a horse MAP a-day r' asked en individual it the south end, of stablekeeeer, le a day whoa horse dash was in groat deemed. Iwo delbers,' responded the other, end pointing to ...

... which indigenous A consul* tatiou then place, the purport of which Is how beat maintain the ewi»T of Alcohol over Use human race, aua banish Father Mathow and tbo water cure. England chosen far the scene of action, and England's King. Jamie, the likelj ...

... Ascot. The following shows the amount of Money Won by each of the undermentioned Horses, together with the number of Races in which they proved successful. Owners' and Horses' Names. Age. Won. Amount. Lord Eglinton's Flying Dutchman 3 7 £11,870 Lord Che ...

... Xtraft furtrilip-race. COUNqCIL MEILETrNGS -To dtay, a special ineeting, of the Council will be held, to talke into imiosji'rtilion the following buinittss :-'rhe nlppoitttitt'nt, of a t' usteti of Mrs. Anon MOlyvneux',s chzatiliiis. 'Pt ptmitttment of ...

... Ascot. The following shows the amount of Money Won by each of the undermentioned Horses, together with the number ofßacEs in which they proved successful. Owners' and Horses' Names. Age. Won. Amount. Lord Eglinton's Flying Dutchman 3 7 £11,870 Lord Che ...

... general declaration of our creed, as journalists. Under one or other of these heads many be classed every matter affectilg our race as miol and citizens, of whatever country, creed, or colour. It embodies the principles advocated by the Liverpool Nercury ...