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... Beach, Mf. Cannon; Aquarius, Rickaby; White Abbey, Robinson ; Ferdinand, Liddiard Primate, Calder ; Chevy Chase, C. Loates ; Claud, R. Wood- land ; Pansophy, T, James; Homeward Bound, Morgan, Betting—4 to 1 — Lord Donglas and Ellerton ; 9 to 2 Van Houten ...
... whom use and habit have become second nature. SPORTING INTELLIGENCE. RACING. LEWES MEETING. HOCKDEAII PLATE Mirabelle, T. !1; Mullen. ; Outcry. Bradbury, 3. Alao ran—Lacemao, Knbmion Rcclu Morgan ; Libation, G. Loutc.; Wood Gannon; Dryfly, Warn# ; Bar-kimmn ...
... Cycling Club, and Sir Claude de Crespigny were summoned for furiously rtding a tandem bicycle at Paints Hill, Cobham, oa Monday. Mr S. Lynch, barrister, appeared for defendants, and explained that, whilst descending the hill, Sir Claude missed his pedals ...
... Brigade, vat which was diverted when returningifrom Gibraltar. froi PowrsMouTH, Thursday.- Ke HL.M troopship Assistance, Captain Claude Buckle, bet e left here.to-day for Cork.with anoffe'erandil.4 men, M. 7w,, 7omeu,9 children, 63 horses, 13 waggons, and 'a ...
... Starters—Beggar My Neighbour, Fr*d Barrett; Mir hap. Morgan ; Claude Duval. ; Carthage. M. Cannon ; Wild West, Ail ; Sprite Second, Santa Anna, Mohan Jans, catried tOlb- Geo. Barrett Claude. B'ake ; Nor;.h colt. Bradbury. Betting —Hi ag*t Sprite; 9to Jane ...
... fifth, Damsel and Morven next, and Dark Sea laal. Bear Plate— Honorah, Robinson, Debate, S, Loatee. 2 ;(Lilt!« Doe Cawar, Mullen, 3. Also ran— Fusilier, T. Cannon. Betting—6 to 5 Debate ; 8 to I Honorah ; to 30 Fusilier ; to 1 Little Don C«sar. The winner ...
... Fred Barrett; Miehap, Morgan ; Claude Duval, Liddiard; Carthage. M. Cannon; Wild WVest, Ail- ie opp ; Uribourne, Calder; Sprite Second, S. Loates; 0Santa Anna, Mullen : IEmily Jans carried 7st lO1b. Geo. Barrett: Claude, Blake ; Norrih colt, Bradbory ...
... SPORTING INTELLIGENCE. RACING. LEWES MEETING. ' e on 1HOUNDEAN PLATE - Mirabelle, T. Loate., re he 1; Lady Barefoot, Mullen, 2 ; Outcry, Brad- stl - j bury, 3. Also ran-Laceman, Robinson: Recluse, vil uSI Morgan; Libation, C. Loates; Wood Violet, :L. ...
... eyeshot, and a chow. The Rev. J. Wesley Al'Ker. Fisaiocaly, gar. an address dealing with per. wind remmiteetices. Mr John Cowie Mullen, liuckie, rpuke on the difference between a good and a bad life. The Rev. Alex. Peterhead, delivered au address dealing third ...
... half. City Bowl.—Glossary, White. 1 : Claud. Mr R. Wmidland. ; Tosca, Brown, Also ran— Laceman. Mr Abmgton Fortunatue, Mr E, Wood land ; Southern Queen, Edmondson. Betting—s 4 on Laccniaii ; . 1 aget Glossary ; 7 1 Claud ; 100 to S others. Won length and ...
... Nuntborpe, Bruck- . i shaw, 3, Also ?? de Jeuarre, T. be Cannon ; Danzle, Fagan ; Redsond, Platt: Antibes, ani 1. Loate, ; Lutzen, Mullen ; Bert, Fallon ; Childe- bho bert, Allsopp ; RetiovAta, R. Chaloner. Betting- gri 13 to 8 on Tyrane ; 6 to 1 aget L'Abbecse ...
... and party, London; Mr and -Mrs James Cunningham and family, Broughty le Ferry; Mr and Mrs Hall and family, London; Mrs a J. Claud Farie and Miss Earie, London; Miss P ir Seoretan, Waybridke; Miis Perkins and d .r- party, Edinburgh; the Misses Lisle, Lon- ...