... Alresford, subsequently joined, as did Captain Cumming, 11th Dragoons, afterwards General Sir Henry Cumming, K.C.8., Mr. Thomas Xingscote of Hinton House, Lord Gage of Westbury, Mr. Abel Roes Dottin of Bugle Hall, Southampton, Major (afterwards General) ...

... Captain James Lane-Fox, Lord Lascelles, Messrs. James and Charles Laecelles, Colonel Gunter, Mr. Darwin, Mr. Morrison, Mr. Hardy, Mr. John Wilkinson, Mr. Lamplougb, Mr. Dent Dent, and Dr. Spence. The Tivybide met at Altycafau Bridge, one of the most beautiful ...

... for Mr. Hardy, and was nearly related to Skylark and other good horses) only commanded 32 guineas ; but Rover at 50 guineas and Bobby at 45 guineas will not hurt their purchasers. Then came the best team in the yard, those of the late Mr. Thomas White, ...

... Park, the Earl of Lindsey, the Hon. H. Tyrwhitt-Wilson, Mr. Lucas of Edith Weston, Mr. Birch Reynardson of Holy well, Mr. Hardy of Grantham, and Mr. Johnson of Wytham-on-the-Hill. The following famous coverts, so well known to all hunting men, are in ...

... Lord and Lady Booties, Lord Norms, Lord Queensberry, and Lady Foresee Dixie, Sir William Call, Hon. Hugh Gerald Noel, Sir Thomas Wvohoote, Colonel Nathan), weed by, Colonel Reeve, Captain Ashton. Sir P. Miles, Colonel her-sr, Captain Madsen, Captain darling ...

... 4LH 1 W ' , recall $1.11 411 Terser. Spartan H T Oslo. Blackheath 11.. 4 0 H D Thomas, Machines* II II T I TH 11 . -.. 4 H Hardy. Hampton HU 10 s I .II ..„. 444 0 Harris KM I Two's. Overt RR.. V II 41 Om BLII ...

... Sterling by Sterling Boy out of Kitty Staples beat Mr W Raw°liffe's r w Red Rose by Hardy out of Wire In Mr I Brocklebank's f Broughton by Barabbas out of Burton beat Mr B Thomas's w bk Thora by Carlota oat of Little Ross Mr J T Llrossley's bk Cinderella by ...

... Willis's Rooms, on Wednesday, Feb. 25. Don Carlos, Due de Madrid, has left Brown's Hotel, Dover-street, fa, Paris. Mr. Edward Thomas has been elected a corresponding member oft' Imperial Academy of Sciences of St Petersburg. At the last meeting of the Royal ...

... Tadcaster. A good strong filly, with better fore-legs arid more bone than most of the Macaronie, is that out of May Queen. a hardy sister to Lilian that was • far better bargain to her owner then was !gyre sister Lilian to Lord Falmouth. It is true May Queen ...

... Irving produced at the Lyceum last Saturday, is another success. The manner in which the third scene iu the first act—a room in Hardy's house—is put upon the stage is perfection. The dressing is accurate, yet in admirable contrast to the conventional style ...

... wren Handicap at the Gun Club on Saturday was won by Mr. %truer. Yeomanry usemble for training on the let of May „Owen! Sir Thomas M. Steele, K C. 8., who is about relinquishing L in und of the Ald ers h ot d i v i sion, and Lady Steele gave • grand • at ...

... Mootgonserie Mr Arthur'. Thomas, 6 yrs. llst Liquor 0 MrS Renwick's Ladymed..l yrs, list lulb Betting : 6 to 4 on Lindisfarne, 6 to 2 eget Miss Eva, and to 1 eget Knight of Ellerslie. Won easily by four lengths ; • had third. Thomas waa last. The lemma' COP ...