... Harrold, 11 4 11 28 Hardie, . 14 7 2 23 Private Hay, 13 6 2 21 Hendry, . 9 4 6 19 Warren, . 3 4 6 18 After the competition, a sweepstakes was shot for with the following result, viz :-Ist prize, Sergeant Martin ; 2d, Sergeant Hardie ; 3d, Private Watson ...

... North College; Campbell Macpherson Campbell, Esq., of bailiemere, Antylesbire ; Janice Johnston, Esq. of New. mill, Elam; Thomas Tool, Esq., Coulirdbank ; M jor Elgin ; Harvey Hall, E.q., advocate. Aber. deem; Hugh Stewart, Esq.. solicitor, Elgin; &c ...

... mortification to Mr Gladstone in defeat than to Mr Hardy in victey. Mr Gladstone's vote, were gold where Mr Hardy's were copper, and Mr Hardy must become a democrat of almost a new type before he can measure the real value of his political money by the ...

... bought 3 two-year-old stots at £l5 10s each ; Mr Peter Green, Aberlour, sold a pair of two-year-old dots at £l5 each ; Mr Thomas Dow, Glass, bought 7 yearlings at £lO each ; Mr Jew, Drumfurrich, sold 2 yearlings at £lO and 1 at £l4 ,• Mr Calder, Muirton ...

... orew—James Percy, John Bright, Harry Bogey, Robert Cambers (stroke) Whammy's (Trim crew—Janus Taylor, Joseph H SadMr, Bypaatl, thomas Winship (stroke) ..-.. . As previunsly mentioned. the coarse dye miles, two and half miler out aud two and a half ...

... Mr Joseph's Bartok. 6 yrs, Mr J Smith's Whirlwind, S yrs, /at 7th Hereon u Mr Trewent's Resistance, 3 yrs, Tat lib Hardy 0 Mr Clayton's Fig Leaf. yrs, James Clark 0 Mr RTA eson's Doc yrs, 64 0 Jervis 0 Betting: 3 to 1 opt Fig Led, 4 to 1 each apt ...

... Scarborough. Leloester, Worcester, and Great Warwickshire Raiford floroneh and Manchester Cope, the Croydon Grand National Hardie Race, beating fourteen La.—Thorough-bred* I Guineas; &Rowena' te Winners, se per card ; Half-breds, Guineas ; Groom's liberal ...

... while Thomas not over 11 stone. They bed each received • good preparation, and were in good oondition. The Volunteer eteamer aooompanied, carrying a large party, and Mr Willcox as referee. betting befog at the Mart 11 to lea Calffiths. Thomas, from the ...

... Altyre, highly commended. Ruttish under Three Years Old. Lots of Six entries) —1 Thomas Roes, Hinged ; 2 Robert Hackensack of Ardor.. Lots of FOOT (3 entries )-1 Thomas Ross, Hillhead; 2 Sir W. G. Gordon Cumming, Bart. Lots of Two (I entry)— Robert Hackensack ...

... Penfold $ Mr ti. Reeves's Nanny Thormanby, 2 yrs, 7st 4tb (car 7st 10Ib) Marsh 4 Mr T. V. Morgan'', Venetia, 2 yrit let 4lb Hardy 6 Betties: Even apt Kicksey Winksey, 2 to 1 apt Balsamo, and 6 to 1 sgst Loewe's, who made the running, attended by Nanny Thormanby ...

... Eeq. H. Harley, Eel'. Hon C. A. Wiun, H.P. W. Rogge. Eaq., M.P. .7. Grant Elodoon. F..q. G. Derr% Cooke. Esq. 27 Ciathoroe Hardy. Esq. Lotd Alexander Paget 27 W. Gregory. Eeq. Le Compte Pierre de tiendre 2B Captain Gerard Smith 26 Viscount Stormont 26 ...

... daughter of the Hon. H. G. Pined, Member of the Legislative Council of Nova Scotia. Mr Wilson is the youngest son of the late Thomas Wilson, Esq., merchuit and postmaster, Haugh of Falinghissie, Mortlach. Ile left his native country a few years ago, with ...