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... coulined to gentlemen aniateare.) Berl. 0.0.-100 Yard., 440 Yards. Two Riles Walking, High Jump. Pole Jump, Ito Yards Hurdle', Hardie& Rita Mlle Steeple-chem., and Half Rile Headlamp. Entries 01.61 socii) cites Sept 19, to Messrs. G. Foster and P. Sherwin ...
... s N. Dom Dem Arr. .. . SCOTCH PDX-HOUNDS. Helms' Dan. ZUULs. Wuvra. Th. 8 _. . , Lay Hen I Hamilton It Earl of Thomas Croissant. issue Drake, Owen D ec k Tu. St M.R. days& Lealeed. -..-- Kr Jobs Johnstone Per • week Retake Omaha ...
... , Shempston; 2. John Duncan, Broombill ; 3. Wm. M'Arthur, Ream ; 4. John Hardie, Burnside ; 5. Robert Alias, New.Duffus. 2d Class -1. Alexander Anderson, New-Duffus ; 2. Thomas Midis, Now.Duffue ; 3. William Wiseman, New- Duffus. 3d -1. Margaret Grant ...
... Earl of, Winspole Hall, Cambridgeshire. Harding% Lieutenant-Colonel Henry, Old Basing, Baaingstoke. Hardy, H. C., FAq., Ansty Manor, Alton, Hants. Hardy, Charles J., Esq., Chilham Castle, Canterbury. Harker, Mr., Harrogate. Harrison, Richard, Eaq., Scarcroft ...
... second lap Hardy, Sendai' sod Meson at his heels, ran peat lansford and Judge, and took the lead. Opposite the Petition Sandell went Bret, tut was immediately re-passed by Hardy. From this point a rattling nee, at • greatly pson ensued between Hardy, lira& ...
... Lewisham, o BaiThe b D Ricardo, b Mclntyre Hardy Lord Willoughby do Broke, st Mon- Lord A Pages, o Mclntyre b Hardy 0 tague b 9 b 3, I b 4, w 3 I Captain Middleton. b Mclntyre 22 I A Smith-Barry, Mclntyre b Hardy 4 Total .. WINDSOR GARRISON. Captain ...
... dropped Like a atom and far Lthariee, too, dropped sae loth close to Mr. U. Hardy with Use drat, but bawls od the mark with the 60000 d, a grand rock held de course, leaving Yr. Hardy in pursers/1i of tue third prise only. Slut' round: Lord Parker only a good ...
... Baling', Newnham, Gloucestershire ; Samuel L. Buckley, Oldham, Latiesskore; Thomas H. Ward, Tbaxted, Essex; Charles W. Elam, Huddersfield, Yorkshire; Thomas Walley, Market Drayton; Thomas W. Butler, Newbury, Berke; Walter P. Fooks, Dartford, Kent; Joseph Attwood ...
... .. 11 41 THH No.ll_ __ 49 16 N. S. . THS N No. 13 e itsour, No./ IJ 0 r (Jordon. No. 7 5l i W Kamen. THs O ls ,„ 11 No. • Hardy, THS, No. —.. W Na *L. 5c.. 1/ H No. IS 44 10 • THS, No. 33 4l 11 Miaow, I Nallhows. THS, No. 1g.. THS, ...
... Alexander John Thomson George A. K. Wisely David Allan William N. Cresbie Archibald S. Smith COMPOSITION—SECOND CLAM Edward M. Hardie George R. Wilson lissege Henderson Wln M. Campbell David J. James COMPOSITION—FIRST CURL William C. Best J. Stuart Smith John ...
... air—Alex. Smith. Pansies, di ff erent -1 0. Mair, 2J. W ikon. Hand Bouquet of Tender Flowers-1 A. Smith, 2 Thomas Burr, Hythehill. Table Bouquet of Hardy 3. Watson, 2 T. Burr. Finn.—Grapes— 1 A. Smith, 2 .1 Watson. Melon— 1 G. Nair, 2 Peter Drummond. Cucumbers-1 ...
... short-horn, the juicy and symmetrical Devon, the polled Scot, which has gained such favour of late among English breeders, the hardy Herefords with their magnificent frames, and last, but by no means least, the combination of excellence comprised in the cross-bred ...