... Ogden, Lancashire; 0. J. Philips, Maidstone; John Sansome, Bucks; A. Taylor, Nottingham • James Neils', Oldham; Thomas Moore, London and Thomas Frame. A special meeting of the Court of Examiners was also held on Oot. 18 and Dec. 19, in accordance with the ...

... beat Sueeese Habitue beat Bridal Ring Kato Hardy beat Hunoria Castle Uuttglas the Second beat Bit o' Jauutineaa Hawthorn beat Buttermere lugaretha beat Deane Douglas the Boat beat Sucuud DaMau beat hate Hardy a bye ilawtboru beat Pleasure Boat I Ingaretha ...

... Prince out of a Bitch o f M r Th omas ' s , b ea t M r Jordan's bk d Justice o f the Peace, by High Pressure out of Fairy Mr Hardie's bk b Peg Wottington, by Beacon out of Evil Spirit, beat Mr T. L. Brewer's r d Brabautio, by Hero out of Desdemona Mr Long ...

... anion Lot Mass. Broughams Landaus, and ANSFORD, NORTEILL A NEWSPAPER FOR COUNTRY FAMILIES. be ropiest of a great he late Mr. Thomas aid. Price &I nduced to CONTINUE rot together STUD of I. work and fit for VOL XVIII.—No. 925. SATURDAY, JANUARY 31, 1880. ...

... intended to make in planting next season should be noted, and stock provided accordingly. Sow hardy annuals for spring flowering, and plant out rooted cuttings of hardy perennials. Hollyhocks, which have nearly done blooming if cut down at once will produce ...

... his stake; abut', three miles; Mr. H. H. Price's ch g Paddy, aged, 12st Sib (Owner.) 1; Mr. Junco's r Patchwork, list 71b (Thomas,) t. Wou by ten inugrba. Tommy, and Scrip also ran. he Farmers and Tradesnisu'e Bterple-obese of 15 soya, cAtch weights, fir ...

... the Bates type and breeding. The four year old bull Lord Cochrane is of the noted Wild Eyes trios, was bred by the late Mr. Thomas Wilson of Shotley Hall, being by tith Duke of Gooey& out of Winsome 18th by 411 Baron Oxford from Winsome 4th by 10th Grand ...

... -- 8 Toted SIDt o Gunn, o Anthony b Watson 8 Owen. not out H Bearden. run out Oroseland. c Enfield b Butler 3 W Hardy, b Butler W Omen, Letertoo b Butler ROYAL ARTILLERY XATOHES. MAY. It —At Woolwich, Royal Horse Artillery Officers RA. 13.—At ...

... the owners of steeple-s'mm horses and their riders were to bs seen Mr T. V. Morgan, Mr Welatt, Lieutenant-Colonel Knox, Mr Thomas, Mr Crawshaw, and Mr A. Yates. The peered I public outside, it is also estiseactery to state, eonducted themselves in the ...

... quarters, quarters, when he was disqualified. as usual, though he was going hie wont. This lett ;Irma (who had shaken off Thomas) which he retained until jinn before entering the straight for home. m Fuller, who had been walking throughout In capital ...

... a handsome chesni de Gorham out of The Landgravine, being the first he gradually rose to 160 gs, at which figure he wr Mr. Hardy, of Grantham, where he will no hunting mares, if not others. Robert de Gorham, remaining Sir Hercules' horses, and the picture ...

... Tycoon , 4 y rs, Betting: 2to 1 sgst Distaff, 100 to 30 eaoh apt Mrs Thomas and Diadem. and 10 to I—at first Bto I—lgst Fla-Ivan. Diadem made play at • wretched pace, followed ) by Thomas. Tycoon, and Distaff, Fitx-lvan lying fifth for about half the ourney ...