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... have never ridden fur hire. Three iqtlea. Mr Leigh’s Cardigan, by Man—dam by Fintlon, 6 yrs. 12st 7lb (Mr Yates) 1 Prince Sopieha’s Ladykiller, 5 yrs., list .(Mr Marius) Betting: 2tol on Cardigan. Cardigan made most of the running, and won by six lengths ...
... proud to see him return safely. At the same time Lord Cardigan dashed the side of us, and said Lord Paget, “ George, proud see you safe.” Lord Paget, in reply, said, “ 1 did not see you, my lord.” Cardigan remarked, “It was dim Crow work, that.” said, “If ...
... Mr J. W. Sully 31 (Nawlngtoo-lodge) and air. * W. >l. Forty A f (Malrern-lmlge) Misses Corner 3.1 (LJantboiiy) Mis George Arm it are & (.Sun.‘>r-a-rilla) Ker. J. and Bartlett a t . Armulcl-roaii,j 36 (dtudwrd iodge) f Here U Montpelier-rrwl.] WESTON ...
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... Mtabliahing mi athletic meeting at Taanton. The price of gaa at Taanton is to be reduced from fe 9d. to 4a. 6d. per 1000 feet. Mr. John A. Graham Clarke is the president of the Gloucestershire Society for the ensuing year. The restoration and improvement of St ...
... Plympton, was sent oa Saturday from Plymouth for the proposed cathedral at Pretoria, the capital of the Transvaal. Mr. Herbert John Gladstone, University College, one of the sons of the ex-Premier, has been appointed Lecturer in Modern History at Roble College ...
... brother. Witness knew nothing of the circumstances of the case.— John Flannagan, sergeant of the Division of Police, said that he saw the body of the deceased, which he conveyed to the Orleans Arms. Upon examining the body he found injuries to the head and ...
... Monday, William Grattan, retired boot and shoe manufacturer, g Tiverton ; and Sydney Albert Ellacott, living at Stonehouae, Plymouth, Devon, were finally examined on a charge of cun-qdring together to defraud the creditor* of John Grattan, nephew of William ...