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... Suffolk JR Stock, incumbent of All Saints’, Islington R Harkness, Martock Somersetshire ME Wilson, rector of Kirk Sandall, Doncaster John Jones, vicar of Nevern, Pembrokeshire Cromwell. Tunbridge Wells W Kingston. Surrey j, T. Giffard. rector of Long Ditton ...
... A. to Nether well V, Gewmaterter. I:ordains , . Rev James, II I•, to Eltiniett It, Cooke. Rev Samuel, to St Andrew I' C. Langton, Lincolnshire. Cos. Ken Robert Henry, NA, to Melbourne Aselet C, Dance. Rev Henry Amierson, It A. to Pattishall C, Northa ...
... length. Mr Watts’ Chatterbox and Marchioness D'Eu were shipped from the North Wall yesterday for Liverpool, ex route to Doncaster. Both are engaged in the Great St Leger—the Marchioness is also inthe Park Hill Stakes. ‘They appeared to be in a first rate ...
... SPORTJING INTELLraENCE. DONCASTER RACES.-FRIDAY. TiE Cup.-We cannot call to mind any meeting at Don. caster the last clay of which presented so many attractions. The prominent features were the new stake fur two and three-yr-olds, fbr which the public ...
... Ss IRTING DONCASTER RACES, Doscaster, WepNEsvay Nicut.—The following are the details of the running for the St. Leger :— The start took place about twenty-five minutes past three, Bee- hunter taking a clear lead immediately after quitting the post, fol- ...
... passage of 37 days; all well. Put into Stornoway, on the Inst., the William, M'Millau, from Newcastle, for Belfast- SPORTING. DONCASTER RACES—THURSDAY. Handicap Stakes of 10 sovs each, h ft, with added for two-year-olds. Lord Stanley’s Pirouette, Captain Harcourt’s ...
... s—this speech, the debate, and report, have been read extensively and with great attention at this side of the channel. DONCASTER RACES—Friday, The Cup.—l race for the Cup was ruu at an uneven pace, sometimes fast ami times slow, but the Dutchman having ...
... disebargM bis official dntiea, aa well aa by Us kind nod urbane disposition.—Limerick Reporter. DONCASTER RACES. Fxidst— We cannot call to mind any meeting at Doncaster the laat day of which presented many attractions The prominent features were the new stake ...
... s and upwards. One mile Capt. Herv Stron Sst 3ib—Flatman os - 1 Mr. Parr’s jothworker, 4 yrs, 8st 2lb - - 3 Mr. Wilkins’ Langton, 4 yrs, 8st 4lb . - 3 en others started. Betting 10 to 6 agst Strongbow, 3 to 1 agst Clothworker. Won very cleverly by a length ...
... ELECTION, and Mr. Langton ; Seale a nd Hamilton were b Mr. Basincton begged to observ nefits of but, unfortunately for the pres ont dav, po Blaise Pascal has A petition was presented from Robert Edmund Bower, urates of Mr. Gayer ; Langton was the lay agent ...
... gig from a friend’s house where he had dined. Application of I'hotoyraphy Dfingerrcotype 3 on IKoocf.—On Friday, Mr. Robert Langton, wood-engraver and draughtsman, of Cross-street, brought to our office some very successful and beautiful specimens of photography ...
... Deputy.Chairman. Robert Crasbie, Esq. James Holqe, Es. Cristopher l-f. Jones. Esq. Sadbach, Esq. Henry Harrison, Esq. William Langton, Esq. Thomas I}. Hornby, Esq. LONDOY. Charles K. Dyer, Esq. I Charles S. Stokes, Esq. MANC RESTER. William B. Watkins, Esq ...