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... Liverpool, who did the work in 7n,fn. Bjvtc», A third prize of £lO, given by MaJ Wallace, of the lO'h Kent, was awarded th« 3 and 4th detachments the 10th Kent, men from Woolwich Arsenal, who got through the work 7mla. 37sec*. Toe following is report fit th ...

... colts went a mile thrice, and Spence’s Honi Soit and Folly twice, Verger going the same distance by himself. Cunningham’s Golden Rose and Newmarket colts went six furlongs, steadily, twice, Telescope and Dauntless doing gentle work. Royal Blood traversed ...

... judgment of well-known connoisseur, presenting Dozens Pale Sherry, Dozens Dry' „ Oloroao Sherry, .. tobeUt Gonzalez, 6 Very old Golden. C .. fiaeM Otmvent, 11 .. Cabinet Romano, 13 , Shurry, Doztus Old Brown D. J. Sherry, and Dozens Apastoles. 23 Dozens Tnompeoo ...

... KightiDgall, John, Epsom— Antidote 5 11 Lord Gowran 4 Brown Holland a 10 5 Bay Wyndham 4 10 4 Broadside 4 10 4 Bull’s Eye 6 10 4 Golden Pippin 4 10 4 Rapine 4 10 Woodman 5 10 Seyyid 4 10 0 Swallow 4 10 0 Dexter Chief 5 10 0 RACING FIX CTRES FOR 1877. rARY. n ...

... mac. and 10 to others. Several breaks away preceded the start, which Instantly. King Offa, Golden Apple, and lay up well together front the turn, where Golden Apple dropped away, and Instantly going out the straight won in canter a length and a half; ...

... Westmoreland filly, Newmarket colt. Golden R >se colt, and Winifred filly; and Cook's Revolver and Nightjar. QUEEN'S GROUNDS, BARNBLEY. Nixon, T«ra«, CO.'B HANDICAP. LATEST BETTING 1 ay«t C Hall, BnghouK. t Ito 1 H Kent, London. WAt Bto 1 O. Burton Nottingham ...

... broken golden green, wonderfully painted, with rich brown hair, from which few jasmine blossoms peep, with soft languishing eyea, and a red necklace, giving the key-note to the whole harmony of the colouring, stands, rosary in hand, against golden background ...

... Cannock Chase, yrs Captain 0 Betting: 2 to 1 Kuan. to 1 Golden Fleecy and 1 Cannock Chase. Charity and Golden Fleece alternately led, followed Susan, for about mile, when Charley retired, and Golden Fleece held his lead until three fences from home, when ...

... Sir W. Throckmorton'* Dockland Weever *8 Bayley'sf Cock of the Walk—Eleanor Cowley *6 Mr Barlow'* Knighthood *6 5 (in ex) Mr Kent's Apple Blossom Private *6 4 Lord Bradford's Brenta *6 2 Bayley's Mistress of the Rob?* ..Prirate *6 2 Mr O. Archer's •6 ...

... and Mr. HiBBnKB (Oldham) in support of the clause; and Lord J. M1ximxs (N. Leicestershire), Sit J. LutrBooz (Maidstone), and Mr. Tnrmor (W. Kent) for its omission, Mr. GLADSTONE said that the House had on many occasioms sanctioned the general principle ...

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