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... 6d. (1n November. CHAILIAS GIRRON. The BRAES of TARNOW. 8 vole.. crown Sr.,, 111, Id. ready. IIARI)Y. A LAODIOZAN. Hy THOMAS HARDY, Author e'er the rowel, •• trumpet M.JJr, to 3 vole , crown Aro. 31e. 61 [I laember MIMS A. It 1101• KINS. WAITING. 3 ...
... Jones Tom McAllister, John Dale Stephen Smith, Ben Capell John Casey Harry Hardy, k.h., John Corrin John Bishop, William Drayton Cornelius Foley J Fitzgerald. D. Mannion Thomas Leonard John Akerne, Robert Allen John Smith, Charles Woodley W Woodley Henry ...
... column. GRAND NATIONAL HUNT.—The following hive been elected qualified riders for 1881: Mr. Charles M. Holland and Mr. E. 1). Thomas. The following have been re-elected qualified riders for 1881: Osptain J. D. Barker, Mr. H. E. Bieber, Mr. G. E. Bowman, Mr ...
... THURSDAY preceding York august Heating, being the 11th, 18th , and bith August. The following stakes close and name to Mr. Thomas Craggs, Stockton-on-Tees, de., on Tuesday, August lOtn. FIRST DAT. Ram The TRIAL STAMM Of SOTS each, with says net added ; ...
... Isaac, was instituted in the spring of 1874 by some of the senior experienced anglers of Edinburgh, under thepresidency of Thomas Hall, Esq., Blackford House. stpresent one of the Bailie. of the city, the purpose of the olub being to enhance the love for ...
... guinasa—Addresa, - G. W., cars of Mr. Thomas, ntationer.hlaatgate-strast, tlloucestar- Shire. BRITTANY COWS.—Robertson & Co, Woking, 'fumy, SUPPLY these thole' little BUTTES. COWS, Warrmit them perfectly docile, hardy, end rich minters, and deliver to horse ...
... address, Chequers-street, Luton, Bede. Al SECOND Wines. Thomas Coupe, from the North Warwickshire. Thomas Waters, the Llangibby and Chepstow Hunt Stables, bt. Pierre, Chepstow, or as second Horseman. Thomas Bonier, the Burton. Charles Fox, the East Kent, since ...
... Meal contains, other • quantity of dried meat (this is spoked when boiling weber is used in the preparation), which birds hardy, azioiLus, and strong on the wipe. It carefully red proportions of enticing sad apices, which not only causes the young birds ...
... who has done much to inculcate habits of steady industry upon a population who fifty years ago were faithfully described as hardy but not industrious, and the example afforded by these reclamations has done much to induce the crofters to bring into cultivation ...
... age ; and Mr. Thomas Kisgsley of Bierton is first in the class for bulls over ten and under twelve months old. The class for short-horn cows was as a whole excellent. The Marquis of Exeter's Sea Lark took the first prize, and Mr. Thomas Kingsley obtained ...
... the district as long as the lords of the soil are prepared to hunt their oountry. Three baronets—Sir Seiwin-Ibbetsoti, Sir Thomas Boughey, and Sir Bache Cunard—were strolling about the yard, where we also noticed Colonel Anstrutber-lborison, M . John ...
... F. Turner in the Steeple-chase, the l►tter also walking away with the Level Mile. The Sudbury Meeting was • benefit for H. Hardy, who won the Walking as well the Steeple-chase: but another Londoner, J, 0. Dicker, though successful in the quarter Mile Handicap ...