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... VT. Bevtll's RhidoiTOch, 4 yrs, Bs t 31b If. Jeffery 2 Mr. J. T. Best's Julius Cm F. Ar. i Mr. A. Vates's Helen Mar, aged, 7st 1311) Mr. Crawfurd'S Sin.tcshani, 3 yrs. 6st 41b (iallou 0 Lord Howth's I'h.cbe, by Vavonius— Ciiristinas I'ie, 3 yrs, 6st 41b ...
... hand are for tho Crawfurd .'late, Babraham Plate, and Grand National. For each 01 these there is a falling off, and if the decrease in the case ■•! the last-named is slight, it is not so with the tw©_.e.v- market races. The Crawfurd Plate, for which thera ...
... Wutdiie&d v. Hickling— Brinsley v. Cook-Frieth t. Hodge — Suiyman and Sherbro' Trading Company (petition of J. Q. Whyte)— St. Helen's Coal and Clay Company (petition of C. Kennedy) — Parker's Settlement TrUSta — Wickham's Settlement, aud Great Western Railway ...
... No cards CiIAWFURD— MONTROSE.— 22d, at Holy Trinity Church Bloane-square, S.W., by the Rev. F. Cox, M.A., W. S. Stir' ling Crawfurd, Esq., of Milton, to the Duchess of Montrose EKSKINE FREELING— I9th, at All Saints' Church, Norfolk- square, by the Key. ...
... | Mr. E. R. Clark's Shepherdess Surplice, outof Babette (31b) Mr. W. S. S. Crawfurd's East Mr. Bowes's Go ahead Langton (3lb) Mr. Bowes's Digger's Daughter Mr. W. S. S. Crawfurd's Bod- Mr. Bowes's Star of the East kin (31b) Mr. Mare's July (Sib) Mr. Bowes's ...
... Angela, John, and Nerissa, 100 to lf> agat Idle Girl, 10 to 1 agst Sister Helen. John, on tbe left, and Angela, in the centre of the course, made joint runninsr, Devotion and Sister Helen lying third and fourth , with Idle Girl and Nerissa in the rear for a ...
... be won by ALICE Lor- the latter of whom is by Mandrake — i, nnd has a pretty good character at Newmarket. Thejbearerof Mr. Crawfurd's colours will take a lot of 1» in the Bibury Stakes, and for the Handicap Sweepstakes I fancy Altyue and >v. In the Maiden ...
... Sunlight (o.; 500 to 20 t. and w.) 1 Mr. (iiaham's Astolfo (o.) 1((0 3 Mr. Crawfurd's Alexander (t. and o.) Mr. Saville’.H Champion (o.) Mr. Howes's Nobleman (o.) Mr. W. S. Crawfurd's Claudius (o.; 1000 to 15 t. ami 1000 Mr. Merry's Sunshine (t.) CHESTER ...
... attended by Whinyard for half a mile, and then the favourite went to the front,. i;'rr Helen being next with :i slight advantage of Carholme. Before reaching the bend Bister Helen again took up the run- ning, Whinyard, Croxteth, Cariiolme, and the May Be>ll colt ...
... Mr. Spencer's Protomartyr, 3 yrs, 75 1 21b T. Osborne 3 M.Lefevi-e'sßadsworth,6yrB, 9st 21b Fordham 0 Mr. Eastlake's Sister Helen, 4 yrs, Bst 71b Levett 0 Mr. T. E. Walker's Ainsty, 4 yrs, Bst 61b Cannon 0 Mr. Dodson's Pensee, 4 yrs, 7st. 131b Hux table ...
... Spence 2 Mr. H. Steel's Fair Helen, 5 yrs, list lllb Mr. Wheidon 0 Betting.— 6 to oon Miss York, 5 to 4 Rgßt Central Fire, 20 to 1 agst Fair Helen. The wiuner was in frout all the way, and won inter by twelve lengths ; Kail Helen wss beaten otf. The ALL-AGED ...
... Mr. M. Harper's Helen Margaret, 5 yrs, list 101b Owner 0 Mr. T. Hear ttield's Titchlield, 5 yrs, ?? 101b Mr. M. B. Bletsoe 0 Mr. Deolidge's Aminte, aged, ?? 51b Mr. J. Sharpe 0 (Winner trained by Howard.) Bett ing.— s to 2 agst Helen Margaret. 3to 1 ...