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... George Robinson's bk w d Royal Arch, by Jack o'the Green- Martha Hardy, beat Mr John Allison's be w d Oak Leaf, by Oak Tree-Alice Mr Wim. Eltriugham's f b Bonnie Jean. by Hubert-Meg, beat Mr Thomas Wright ns (M3r Win. PeArson's) r v- d Herd Timies, by Aisv ...

... Lucozic's f w Master Percy, by Great Gable-Janet, beat Mr Thomas Jores's hl$ ad Atilleryman, by C tirner- 0 Amor ha, Mr 3. F. Figg's bk wi s Flying Dutchman, by iaster Sam-Fair La C Helen, beat Mr Thomas Jones's r b Jolly M1idget (Late Tot- an, mentor), by ...

... Msannie, by Twinkling Staror Wanderer-Old iother Shipton, ?? Geo. Robin. son's bk w d Royal Arch, by Jack o' the Green-Martha, Hardy Mr J. B. Laws' vs f d Legs and Wings, by Royal Oak-Little Sister, beat Mr R. W. Bagnall's bk w d General Moore, by Restless-Meg ...

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... Northerner contrasted boldly against the fairer complexion of his opponent. It must be con- fessed that a finer exhibition of hardy condition and muscular development than. Boyd presented in all essential points it would be difficult to witness; he appeared ...