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... subsequent meeting at the Corn Exchange were the Hon. E. Stanhope, M.P., Mr. Henry Chaplin, M.P., the Hon. A. E. Gathorne Hardy, M.P., and Mr. Thorne Garfit, M.P., and they were heartily cheered by those present, whose number fell little short of 2000 ...
... ZONZYWOOD AND DIMAS AIIPPORD OPIN MUTING. Fsn. 8, me. (By permission of Sir Thomas (Leorp Fennor-Sesketh.) Stewards: Mews. W. B. Scowcsorr. T. (I Hes, W. hb INGHAM. V and VAUGHAN. Field Stewards: dmers. T Fats a, W BoswiLL. and PLUTONS& Flag Steward: ...
... Scarborough. Leloester, Worcester, and Great Warwickshire Raiford floroneh and Manchester Cope, the Croydon Grand National Hardie Race, beating fourteen La.—Thorough-bred* I Guineas; &Rowena' te Winners, se per card ; Half-breds, Guineas ; Groom's liberal ...
... several well-known faces, including Sir Thomas Bougbey, the Earl of Coventry, and the Earl of Portsmouth, whose presence at the councils of the Turf or Chase are welcomed by all true sportemen. The Hon. Thomas Fitz +What represented the Milton pack. hir ...
... we have the very beat of such to be found in the world—are drawn from the breediog stables of the thorough-bred ; but the hardy and clever van horse delivering aerated waters or grocery goods from door to door does not seem ever to have possessed a home—at ...
... anion Lot Mass. Broughams Landaus, and ANSFORD, NORTEILL A NEWSPAPER FOR COUNTRY FAMILIES. be ropiest of a great he late Mr. Thomas aid. Price &I nduced to CONTINUE rot together STUD of I. work and fit for VOL XVIII.—No. 925. SATURDAY, JANUARY 31, 1880. ...
... the Bates type and breeding. The four year old bull Lord Cochrane is of the noted Wild Eyes trios, was bred by the late Mr. Thomas Wilson of Shotley Hall, being by tith Duke of Gooey& out of Winsome 18th by 411 Baron Oxford from Winsome 4th by 10th Grand ...
... TUUIteDAY preceding York August Meeting, being the 1710, 18th, and 19th augnat. The following states close ant name to Mr. Thomas Craggy, Stockton-on-Teak Sic, on Tuseday tint (July UM). IRST DAY. The Tows Pugs of 100 for three year olds and upwards; top ...
... Kerr, the Hon. Ceoil Howard, Sir Henry Teton, Sir Morgan Crofton, Sir Thomas Barrett Leonard, Colonel Maude, Colonel Randolph, Colonel Baring, Major Paynter, Major Carlyon, Major Hardie. Captaiu Bsyly, Captain Todd, Messrs. Atkinson, R. Combe (11.F.H.), ...
... George Jones, from Mr. Combs's, since 1876. DEC. 7,8, and 9.-Yorkshire Christmas Fat Stook, dc, Show-Meeting at York, o h Thomas Hastings, from the Isle of Wight, or as stud groom; Entries close November IL President, Ralph Colic., lilsq. See, a address ...
... Honourable Hourly by Highlander out of Hannah beat Mr Whiteside's bk w Win by Hardy out of Wire in Mr T ly Baocroft's bk w Bleak Hills by Master Edmund out of Mountain Lase beat Mr T Thomas's f Toolbar) by Waste out of Little hoes Mr T Brocklebank's r Baigownie ...
... Paris; third, .ClO, the Duke of Hamilton and Brandon's Black Diamond. Claes 18.—Mare, four years old or upwards—First, £2O, Thomas H Miller's Princess Deemer; second, £lO, the Earl of Ellesmere's Lady Woraley; third, .£6, J Platen's Young Darling. Class ...