... has been the neighbourhood of Doncaster, and was seen in Blyth on Saturday, wending his way towards Worksop- We understand he met with a very bad market. The fellow stands about sft. lOin. and of a slender make.— Doncaster Gazette. The Struggles of a Book ...

... 1111101 P. 4 to l on Flying Dutchman I 4 to I against Voltigeur. We cannot call to mind any meeting at Doncaster the last day of which presented so many attractions. The prominent features were the new stakes for 2-yr-olds and 3.yr.olds—for which the ...

... DONCASTER RACES. TriUaSDAY, SEPFTZMBER 19. The settling took place this morning, and, as was generally anticipated, went off smootbly. The races were of only mo- derate attraction. Handicap Stakes of 1O Sovs. each, h. ft., with 50 added, two-year-olds ...

... DONCASTER RACES, FRIDAY. THE CUP. 4tol on Flying Dutchman 4to 1 against Voltigeur. We cannot call to mind any meeting at Doncaster the last day of which presented so many attractions. The prominent features were the new stakes for two-year-olds and three ...

... Captain Tyler, Sir O. Cotton. W. H. , Knightley, Sir C. I Tyrell, Sir J. Disraeli, B. Knox, Colonel Verner, Sir W. Dod, J. W. Langton, W. H. Vesey, Thomas Drax, J. S. W. Lennox, Lord A.; Villiers, F. W. Dundas, George Lennox,Ld. 11.0., Vyse, 11. R. 11. Farnham ...

... 3 yrs; Hippolytus, 3 yrs; Louis Phillippe, 4 yrs; Clothworker, 5 yrs; The Ebor, 4 yrs; Testator, 5 yrs ; Cna?us, 3 yrs; Langton, 5 yrs; Panope, yrs; Garforth.4yrs; Chatterbox, yrs; Nancy, 3 yrs; Roller, 3 yrs; Darkie, 4 yrs; The Castle, yrs; b. c. by ...

... M1ares tind G eldings allowed 3 lb. P Winners of the Dlerby or- St. Lager to carry 14Th extra; of the Ascot, Goodwood, or D~oncaster Cups, 71b ; Winners of 200 0 Soverigns r upards (including thleir own Stake), 3 lb extra. 'Weighits not to be accumulative ...

... Defence Fund. Only three members of the House of Commons have sub- scribed, viz. —Mr C. Seymour, Mr Ousley Higgins, and Mr Gore Langton. The Shoe-Black Society which was established at the open- ing of the Great Exhibition in 1851, in connection with the Ragged ...

... I3s and 10s as previous to yesterday, being at the rate of less than a farthing per mile for second-class passengers. To Doncaster passengers are now taken by two fast trains daily, from the Euston Station, for 6s and 3s, being at the rate of one-fifth ...

... was attempted be perpetrated at the Royal Hotel, Manchester, on the night of Tu , sday. Mr. Edden, of the firm of Scott, Langton its Edden, chemists, London, was staying at the hotel, and Mr. Oscar Kingston, who describes himself as a travelling American ...

... —lt is fully believed at Southampton that Sir Alexander Cockburn will be called to the Upper-House by the title of Baron Langton. The Future Drill of Young Officers. —We understand that all officers upon entering the service are to proceed at once to ...

... North M. . Mr. J. W. D od:V -. Mir. Hill Staffordshire, South Mr. Foley . Somorsetsbire, West MIr. Moody ?? Mr. 11. Langton 1 Suffolk, East Lord Henniker ?? Sir F. Kelly ?? *Mr. Foster ?? .. 1 Suffolk, West . .. Air. H. S. Waddington, Mr. P. B ennet ...