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... Maiden Hurdle Race —Caustic 1, Miss Lilian 2, Grovehill 3. Three ran. itlky Steeplechase Little Buttercup 1, Daffodil 2, Lord Cardigan 3. Kempshv Steeplechase. —Gardenia 1, Cardinal 2, Handy 3. Seven ran. City Hurdle Handicap—Brunswick 1, Sheridan 2, Boa 3 ...
... ad the will rime with the lespectioo of the battalion cia the Job Jose. APITROTEN—RtiItAIteAL Or SAt Mu,.;.. —A rehearsal armed In imenention with the C.T. Chunk wee in the laid sight. Res. Da. Reatt and thus Wm to tiss programme tut we, ratted. tie Kirby ...
... only two years ago. The Beam Makffleris, Herehurg, armed to tn Sunday, from Shields Val. MI MM* «HIWI I'jrtwi hhrt week's atorm. , fraught into Pork ym tofcfbfttmiiMMiUwM. Tha Lean was from Cardigan SOCIAL MKSZXNG& Fan Sear Citron Dancaa ■to* worker* ...
... steps carefully among the legs of hon. members. With great difficulty Lord Hartington secured a momentary resting place for Sir John Lubbock as he passed, by squeezing an unfortunate old boy under Mr ktriglit's quarters. GOSCHEN ATTACKS THE GOVERNMENT. Mr ...
... Men of wi 'Grattan's Parliament : Mr John Barclay, Buokie, ye 6 is to contribute a lime-light entertainment ; Mr 0. PO C. MaxWell, Dundee, will lecture on Wonders of P1 3 Human Folly ; Mr Max O'Rell, London, is to give 2? ian address on John Bull and ...
... ; chaplain, Alex. Miller ; treasurer, A. D. Mann, electoral superiutendent, John M‘Kay ; marshal. Corporal J. Sh*-ppeck ; guard, D, Thoms; sentinel, Alex. Kelly ; D.D.M., John Forbes ; P.D.C.T., Robert Rosa ; district juvenile superintendent, James M‘Robb ...
... Allport, London, on Men of Grattan’s Parliament Mr John Barclay, Buckie, is to contribute lime-light entertainment ; Mr C. C. Maxwell, Dundee, will lecture on Wonders of Human Folly ;” Mr Max O’Rell, London, is to give address on “John Bull and Jacques Bonhomme ...
... Curt Fir Corsehill beat Mr A. B. Dingwall's Ytban Lily—Mr Georg!) Thoms.in's Lileud . but Mr John Simpson, juu. s Bub Colieonard—Mr A. Cowie's Gift 11. best Mr John Cormaok's Chin.Chin—Mr J. Simpson, jun.'s Kate Colleonard beat Mr Wm. Anderson s Giving Bells ...
... and ng•-•in-,' that nothing could done the shock. V.ut the Frenchmen mustered in & crowd for tbo assault marines and small-arms men opened such a close and deadly fire that not one of them foot the English deck, nor could all th,* threats and exhortations ...
... eneral Cator, and other distinguished artillery officers. The review commenced with a general salute-the troops presenting arms, and the band playing the National Anthem. His Royal High- ness first inspected the 10th Company of Sappers and the re- serve ...
... Mrurt Sliartdan, IreUml, Elm A. Ker.n®y, M John. Sailed—Orator, for Per- E9 1. p m; C'allaghiin, IreUml, aold 90 to Mr nambuoo; Ulynan, Boaton ; John Rryce, San Fran ' >drr. of Strneatbro, MaodonalH. eiaoo; John, do.; Greeoe, York; Mintbon, •Vtierc urn ...