... what& will boon ▪ A/AB for A i Lino tht YARN RUILDLNUe 0 04 COTTAtikel sth.—To the KENT COPY SOLD LARDS The amount borrowed, with the o fould Rent. New Shooting Boot FAGG BROTHERS, 29, it oCrfrN Om Laws dud Mat, TM Is•TY-FIVII T YO lIIIIIINTIOAT lON ...

... Woks, and a repaired W. CLARK, 232, Oxford-street, London. NICOLL'Stor SHIE TO. COLCUB, PICCADILLY. sal modem Improv o rat boot it boon' to poll to all ports et HYG' Winter Amusements. FENCING FOILS, The Legglage. trifling. highest the wearer The The ...

... toe latter away cud woo early by three length* ; bed FIUDLIT.—TIN Oran Homo Hoc. of 30 son; weight-for-age; winos. extra ; 'boot two man., over sight hurdles. Mr O T Dodson's b b &Men by Knowsley oat of Forewell's dam, aged, I2st bib (Inc 610 elm) wits= ...

... Peel I Baron Downbeat's Adelaide Skotska, 4 yrs Ben Battle, 6 yrs Mlutdrop, 4yn Maidstone JUNK. 5 Alexandra Park. 9 I Curngh ..11 Myst& out of Threes Mr 3 J H Tapiin's Golden Linnet Rqueoloalty, 4 yn Dukedom. 0 yrs Glory, 4 yrs a 4 T 4 -h l e ni rees, ...

... g. Water Spate], (other than Iri,h) produced some grand specimens. Fletchsr's Dub was well placed Brat, a glorious dog of golden liver hue, richly wavy, and with grand head and good ears. Page's Jessie*, in spite of squ inting and a liesh.colouted noes ...

... Wsusa of s men mob. I ft, to the fail. with 40 addled; wimmrs after May a extra; gentlemen riders pro/oedemata 411, eats*; *boot or stabs. age n lb 10 age st lb 110106 • 12 0 7 I Vangnard 4 9 0 Lady P Wows 6 1 0 4 Hermits . ...

... StAlld HIGHLAND LAMAR ; and Lord -sight hours &glared Me nothing to fear with his Smosteciurr io the DAL U! PARK STAKES. to boot The HANDICAP, T.Y.0., comes off oc the mooed day, • expected end by the dew the number. have to be pat up may be pretty well ...

... Julius Carat (11) bto 1 Cessr,l,2, 8 (tk) WWI@ stewards: Vfaeoant Viscount 0. 3.U.VTOSo, %aq. Macey, ,& Et W. and Aldermen Ur. Boot& that of the oouree: dr. B. hamster): Mr. J. Judge: Hr. H. Joanscw. Hat TWA. Pura 100 weightefor-age,, with eeWoti rade. Yr ...

... were allowed to remain in mixed competition. Mr. Mapplebecks Fan, so often successful, has again triumphantly cirried off the golden apple. Mr. DaWere Yarrow took second, and certainly has a far better head than Thompson's Guelt, who took third, whose else ...

... b Ono bib en) Coalmen fan 1 Bonnie bade, oat 131 b Morena Nast lelb 6 to 1 eget Kiugeclere,hint' Bonnie Katie wit, Ls Feud* boot*. The favourite weal in the centre, and Arbittatoi left of the track. Deemed** was headed by Briglisorker ring her advantage ...

... backed at leas than 8 to 1 each on the strength of their Tuesday's running, for Randolph, Oottenham, and Eacine had to be booted by those who followed the money. The tart named had no apparent chance on his Tra ff ord Cup display, but it was discovered ...