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... HARRY YOUNG. • Manor (With Portrait.) HANBY YOUNG has inn several longdistance races, and beaten, among others, the following: Harry Maxwell, of Clerkenwell ; Arthur Miller, of Hatton; and Joe Sevens, of Clerkenwell, and is open to run any man in Clerkenwell ...
... HARRY YOUNG, In succeeding to the old-established business of Mr J. H. Welch, Sadler, &c., begs to assure the clergy, gentry, tradesmen and others, that it will be his endeavour to merit continuance of the favours bestowed on his predecessor, and trusts ...
... HARRY YOUNG, In succeeding to the old-established business of Mr* J. H. Welch, Sadler, &c., begs to assure the clergy, gentry, tradesmen and others, that it will his endeavour to merit a continuance of the favours bestowed his predecessor, and trusts ...
... HARLOW. Hu!ctigo-Finto-Attheineet ef the stagliounds atlWhita tioding on Viedneeday, a a;cident occurred to Yr. Harry Young. He put horie at a big fence which ho jumped, but and threw his rider. A hems following in itijunip eruct Mr. Young, and when pickyd ...
... BUCKPOOL LAD’S ADVENTURE LONDON REVOLVER INCIDENT AT A “TEMPERANCE HOTEL.’ At Bow-street Police Court. London, yesterday. Harry Young, a plumber’s assistant, Blackpool, was charged on remand with attempting to shoot Sarah Roberta, an unfortunate,” with a ...
... Joseph Smith. Arthnr Jenkins, Henry J. Pritchard, Edward Deane, John Davies, and Edward John Bishop. Hisiort Certuicates. —Harry Young. William Jnnor. Thomas Fox, Henry Underwood, Alexander Lionel N. Vine, and Arthur C. Markwick. Groc.raphv CEarmcATEs.—Campbell ...
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... DRIJNKENNES4. Alfred Young, Benjamin Youu;, Harry Young, and Joaeph Buck, agricultural labourers, all of Hilton, were summoned for being drunk, and were tined—Harry Young 7s 6d and cmda, and the oilier three 10s and costs. ...
... DRUNKENNESS. Alfred Young, Benjamin Young, Harry Young, and Joseph Buck, agricultural labourers, all of Hilton, were summoned for being drunk, and were fined—Harry Young 7s 6d and coats, and the other three lOs and costs. ...
... Oliver Edmunds, of Bute-atreet, was fined 155., including cost*, for keeping a dog without license, February ISth, and Harry Young, of 56.Stanleystreet, for a similar offence, was fined 2a. CJ., and 7a. 6d. costs. ...
... BOXING. Bui. Bf.xxett, of Walworth, writes to the Si*. to say that, not being with the judge's decision his encounter with Harry Young, of Cambtrwell, would l>e pleased to box him again •o or rounds, and will have or £lO the result, providing the Adclphi ...
... customary condition of things prevailed, and so militated against a large muster for the opening meet at Woodford. With genial Harry Young in the chair and the übiquitous Tulk managing the concert, the function was highly successful. ...