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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 ...
... 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 ...
... 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. ...
... noised Is ”es Alfied eon of the organist of the chtunh, woo on • dock rad ia Wood Bank Perk, Stockport, sight, with brother Harry, • young lady Pries, sad • youth Collier, whoa the ice gave way, sad all easegt the were precipitated into the war/. threw • ostoiad ...
... ROUNDS CONTESTS. FRED MALONEY T. JACK RIDLEY (St. George's) (Stepney) JACK CHRISTIAN T. JACK LLOYD (Stepney) (Bethnal Preen) HARRY YOUNG T. GEO. GOUGH (Camberwell) (81. Luke a) BILL JOHNSON T. CHARLRY OLDS (St. m a') ( Bermondsey) Mr. Tom Gibson, ...
... Sunderland) ; E. Kingsley (Grand Theatre, Liverpool) ; Florrie Losanquot (London), terrillc hit; Fred Hamilton (Deacon's); Harry Young (Metro, poliiaii).—Address, Harry Adams, 116 Vassall Bead, Brlx’ou. Monday and Thursday evenings, from till 10, 21 Castle ...
... Tyacke, in his 69th year, YouNc.—Oo the 3lst ult., at Maisonette, Anerley, Robert Oscar (Roy), only child of George and Harry Young. Aged 4 months. F. T. HARVEY & Co,, MANUFACTURING UPHOLSTERERS. Re-Upholstering Done 4, ELLISON ROAD, SOUTH STREATHAM. Estimates ...
... Andrew Tyacke, in hie 8U year. Yoowo.—On the 31et ult., at Maisonette. Anerley, Robert Oscar (Roy), only child of George and Harry Young. Aged 4 mouths. ...
... for on© two eventual week during *ho aeaaon. —Apply to Mace and Waite, 19. Urewer-elroet, near Piccadilly Circua,—i Anvr, Harry Young meet Bill Nelcon 10-night (Friday) Mr, pick Hooks. 7, Uannderselreel. East alroct, I.amb.lli Walk between eight and nine ...
... Immense success New Company, EVERY EVENING. I.Hiino’e Troup Trick Pantomiinc, EACH BIAJKS. introducing Ted Laurie, sen., Harry Young, Tom I/orne. Charles Grillllhs, Laurie, jun, Harriett Vernon, favourite nurlesiiue artist. Production of new Bketeh. GOOD ...
... Programme.—September b, and Every Evening, TOT, TOT, Comic Ballet d*Action, introducing Ted Lauri, aen., Madame Estelle, Harry Young, Arthur Williams, Charles Grimtha, and Ted jun. Immense Succeta of New Sketch. ••FETTERED,” introducing Henry Hampton, Frank ...