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... best bowling in ngland ; and we hold that in Young Pryor, Cambridgeshire has another iii.e batsman looming in the future. Thomas Hayward's six innings were 39, 1i 44, and 0 against Yorkshire, and 16 and 40 against Nona; and finer 1000 cricket titan that ...

... made up a fair average daring the two days, great as was the falling o ff i n some instances. We commenced with the Maiden Hardie Race, for which Extinguisher and Rossini opened almost equal favourites at 2 to 1 and 5 to 2, though the amount of money behind ...

... were lads under eighteen years of age, who competed on a stubble field by themselves, and wereawarded prizes es follow : 1. Thomas Nicol, aervant to Mr liken.. Milltown. 2. John Gunton, do., Mr rook, East llole. 3. James Forsth, do., Mr Rosa Foster eat ...

... we have the very beat of such to be found in the world—are drawn from the breediog stables of the thorough-bred ; but the hardy and clever van horse delivering aerated waters or grocery goods from door to door does not seem ever to have possessed a home—at ...

... James N Duncan, Caleutta ; Jam,. Remo Elementary Chwa.-1. Robert N Duncan, Calcutta ; 2. Colin ILackensie, West Villa, and Thomas J. M'Bey, Elgin. Ainresa —l, Allan Clarke, Glasgow, and W H. L Cameron, Bllhoball ; 2. William C Young, Mil'bank. Second Clam ...

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... the path. As it was, Byrne won anyhow by 200 yards, a distance which be could have doubled if necessary. Of the others, H. Hardy, also greatly improved, led till three miles, but his bad leg then going he was disqualified. Callow walked in very nice form ...

... hammer, arc., several extra prizes were given by His Royal Highness the Prince of Wales, Colonel Farquharson of lovercauld, Thomas Powell, Eq., Mar Lodge, and others, open to all-comers. Douala Dinnie, the well-known athlete, was present, and carried off ...

... : 2. William Young ;3. Thomas Macfadzonn. John Grant, Robert Fraser. 'Second --1. John Thomson Michie ; 2. James Wilson ; 3. Alexander Wright. Charles Swanson, William Murdoch. Third Class-1. Jaancs Hall Thomson : 2. Alex. Hardy. John Maefadzean. Robert ...

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... labels, with which they are marked, are secure. Roc*: GARDEN.—As soon as the weather is open and mild, commence pruningall the hardy kinds, such as the varieties of Provence, Damask, Mose, Hybrid China, and others that bloom in June amid July, leaving the ...