... 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 ...

... 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 ...

... 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 ...

... SPORTING, TATTERSALI/S, YESTERDAY. Business was extremely flat, the only horses in demand being Voltigeur and The Higger for the Derby, and Dough and John Cosser for the Chester Cup. The Metropolitan Handicap and Liverpool Steeplechase bets were mostly ...

... subject (and it is an interesting one), let me enlarge upon it for a few moments. There are now no more marked divisions of races or religions than there were at the time of the first confederation. We then had puritans and presbyterians in some colonies ...

... buoyancy, could scarcely be prevented, by the bard exertions of many men, from soaring aloft. holy sheik, sitting composedly his horse, bnl with oheekspufflng with heavenly nraour, brought ap the rear. The big green flags the Prophet waved along the whole procession ...

... how And wherefore it is they do not receive the annual say of the President; how and by what reason are the swift express race-horses of the British and North American Royal Mail Company dispatched week after week from this side without the greeting accustomed ...

... sympathy for the conquered race, although it was quite plain that the conquered race was a rotten one, and that the only thing that could put life and worth into it v. as its being first sub- jected to, and then blended with, a race endowed with more manly ...

... Bushey heath, Herts. AS BARMAID, one who understands her business. Direct to M. P., at 4, southwark-street, Cambridge-ter■ race, Hyde Park. S BARMAID, a respectable young Person, a\. daughter of deceased Licensed Victualler, has a thorough knowledge of ...

... persona who would say a word in disparagement of colonial interests. But if the Englishmen and Irishmen are fettered to run a race against what is called free trade in their own markets, poor Pat must try and raise sugar for bis own consumption off bis own ...

... men, both in Africa and in America, equalling in atro- city anything that the savage has done. It is of no use to condeini by race, and not by deed, and to lift up the hands ill horror against the Kaffir at what with the Englishman obtains honours aiid re- ...

... query as to the sort of horse” fittest to support our national fame and his patriotic offer, like another Curtius, to leap into the gulf himself, to save his country, “riding” the race, if need he. His suggestion of “a Loudon cab-horse” is ably supported arguments ...