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... left town for Dover, -en route to tbe Continent. Cap- tain Doherty ban obtained tbe Queen's permission to assume tbe name and arms of Wateihouse, in addition to those 4>f Doherty. Incorporated Society for Promoting the •KNT, BUILDINO, AMI liKl-ATTUNO ...
... Reg PE DAVID'S AND d talmanntal meeting of the Chnrvh Ddemee Amestime datreeessel David's and held at oaxtbia, on bir John lissadima, .Ird.v.nd the attesehiam of energy, sad Wilma was satishactimi. reuse report et Mr. D. Morgan, the serretary, It spriest ...
... attacked by two men.' She was carrying a satchel, and in their endeavoui to wrench it from her, one of her arms was severely injured We understand that the arm was wrenched out of the I socket. ?? Copner was otherwise severely ill-treated I The ioad is a very ...
... Cowper, to appoint lieutenant Colonel Gustavus Hume, late 38th Foot, one of her Majesty.s Honourable Corps of Gentlemen-at-Arms, vice Major William O'Bryen Taylor, promoted. Boaed op Tkadb, Dec. 11.— The Marino Department have received tlirough the Secretary ...
... Mile, Cardigan was entrusted with less money than the Allington colt and Guy Dayrell, the latter of whom failed to chow in his spring form, and never appeared dangerous in the race, which was productive of an interesting finish between Cardigan and Cocoa ...
... (Cap- tain of the Gentlemen at Arms), General Lord Strathnairn (Gold Stick in Waiting), Colonel F. Marshall (Silver Stick in Waiting), Lieut. Colonel Sir William Topham (the Lieu- tenant of the Hon. Corps of Gentlemen at Arms), Major General Ellice, C.B ...
... follows : — 2, Wilsons-terrace, Cardigan-road. North Bow, London, Nov. 10, 1868. To Mrs. Elsmere: Dear Madam,— Will you please meet the parties con- nected with the Jennings and Quinton estates on Thursday, at the King's Arms, Pershore-street, Birmingham ...
... will be submitted by [terations will oxt year. At tbe meeting of ?? oint two or re ...
... Chancellor. I'rince John cut ont the work, attended by Chancellor, Angela, and John Billington. On reaching the cords the favourite and Chancellor drew away, Angela ultimately winning by a length ; Prince John was a bad third ; John Billington fourth ; ...
... -J-Olark 0 to 8 agst The Claimant iob' 7° ny ° >,4tol agsc Sir John, 11 to 2a«t MilH _»* ?? JnadepUv, with Mamhead Lass ?? t^ 68 ' Klr gt in clt^e attendance, tm^cS h ff e ?? ?? Sr John increased his lead, and althotih t d l Btance - S_lmaiit took second ...
... My Louisa, Bst 71b ?? 0 Mr. John's Master John, Set 101b J. Osborne 0 Mr. Raworths Miss Bmily, Bst 71b „;5 0X 2 Mr. W. H. Scott's Billy Button, Bst 101b -Vivian 0 Betting —6 to 4on Zekiel Homespun. 7 to 2 agst Master John, 8 to 1 agst any other (offered) ...
... Mr. John, Mr. R. Keith, Mr. G. G. Keswick, Mr. vv. M. Lambourne, Mr. Launde, Mr. Laurie, Mr. Lee, Mr. Harry Levy, Mr. Lincoln, Mr. McQueen, Mr. Marton, Mr. P. Meiton, Mr. Morel oa, Mr. Morewood, Mr. Mui*pby, Mr. G. Nicholas Mr- Oxford, Mr. John Parry ...