... Jan 13, 1814.] Tbt et/porting ealette. her John eth and bee commended. In the Aided alma& Mr. Hardie g's ball Symmetry d e call prises Regulate, Medan sad ewe milk the molls form Misplayed was Tee; TIN thew = oll beim wee • Anew dus t Kr. Pees wag first ...

... Earl of, Winspole Hall, Cambridgeshire. Harding% Lieutenant-Colonel Henry, Old Basing, Baaingstoke. Hardy, H. C., FAq., Ansty Manor, Alton, Hants. Hardy, Charles J., Esq., Chilham Castle, Canterbury. Harker, Mr., Harrogate. Harrison, Richard, Eaq., Scarcroft ...

... second lap Hardy, Sendai' sod Meson at his heels, ran peat lansford and Judge, and took the lead. Opposite the Petition Sandell went Bret, tut was immediately re-passed by Hardy. From this point a rattling nee, at • greatly pson ensued between Hardy, lira& ...

... May, late Cambridge CAO, 10 ; Matthews. OPAO, 104 ; W Longnurst, LAO, 124; 3 Metcalf, Peckham LAU. 16. 4.4o.—Fifth hest: F Thomas Elborongh, In* 80, 84; H Tebbltt, 9; T Bache, Thames H and 11, 116; Lawrenne, Themes d audit, 124; A OPAO, 15 ; P St Quentin ...

... the plaintiff, who kappeas to pore's the same name as his cline, and said : I do not appose. Mr. Hardy. that you are related to the plaintiff ? Mr. Hardy—Certainly not, my lord. The learned Judre—So 1 apposed. Here, again, we find the pleasing spectacle ...

... talked of • Is Three Wee, bit, and doing oboes 4 ale 8 10 111 see. end 16 J. H. A. Ley lea r 1 h 1 away from and others In the Hardie@ ; while the Booth got best booed the Not Patting, Doe achieving 4in and Poweil-Koore tin. Moore, of (why marled for the IfortA ...

... quarter, except that Mash and Hardy at epos began to Improve their respective positions, the last named taking the lead the half mile mark, with Collier dye and Mash ten yards In his mar. Keeping on at a fast pace Hardy still led at a quarter of a mils ...

... seventeen bream, the largest dlb, two dozen of roach, and a brace of perch. At Sunbury, Mr. Welch, fishing for three days with Thomas Stroud, took twenty-six brace of perch, the largest fish 114 b, end tune jack, the largest 41b; and Mr. Uook in two days with ...

... fracturing bar rider's cutler-hone. wee streak tat of Lincoln engegeniesta on at 9 a.m. Whiter pulled up lame after the Berkeley Hardie Race at Bristol oa Weilmeeday, having cut himself at of the lights of hurdles. Myna was struck out of all at Maud at p.m. ...

... barbel, and one perch. • flee carp of about 81b has been taken in snatching. At Hampton Court Ike fishing has been very good. Thomas Wheeler, in two days, got three dozen of barbel. William Milbourne, in three days, twenty dozen of roach and dace, and seventeen ...

... Handicap. Laval Hams—Mils Walking. Quartar of a HIM, Two 100 Yards, Poor Wise. High Janip. and Pole Jump. gime July 27 J. W. Thomas, Paa. Victoria AthMW Web, litokisaipon Trent lie-Lamm A. 0.-400 Yards, 120 Yards Handicap, 440 Yards Handicap, Salt Mlle, ...

... being third, and Mrs. !levied (list 121 b) anplaci d. Relief (list bib) and Jack Bragg (lust gib) ran • dead heat for the Hardie Raw. Marquis Townehend and Brootnetiok (11st Mb each). finishing class up, and subsequently the Stanton mare won by a bead ...