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... followed by Sans Quartier, The tieir, and Oponceax, with Old Boots last. Into the straight Paddy came, followed by the Heir, Sprightly, and :Chesterfield, and thoeb soon after'wards Old Boots became second, he could nerer reaot: Paddgy, who v-'on by five ...
... Letter Orders have most caroful immediate attention. Parcels over 20s. carriage paid. Patterns all departments post free. BOOTS AND SHOES.—KENDAL, MILNE, . • and CO. invite inspection of their large and Entirely New Stock of EVENING SHOES of every description ...
... innings. Lohmann 28 8 76 5 Sharpe 23 11 32 5 Henderson 5 0 0 Lohmann bowled a wide. THE AUSTRALIANS v. KENT. As seemed probable on Monday night, Kent yesterday suffered defeat at the hands of the Australians, who had nine wickets in hand when the end arrived ...
... ; Scott and Kent's price 3S9. Lot 3,-Sale price 41 ; Scott and Kent's price 6 9. LADIES' CHEMISES In pure Longeloth, some trimmed frills, others en'broidery. Lot ?? price 111 Scotl and Kent's price 216. 'Lot 2.-Sale nrice 211 ?? and Kent's pukce 4:S. ...
... SMITH SQUARE 10 PER CENT DISCOUNT READY CASH SHOE8 LUNGER O U D I EAGLE BOOT STORE 51 53 CENT DISCOUNT 10 DISOCUNT QAUTIONI J1AUTIOMI1 CERTAIN YOU AT BOOT STORK A SURE 8IGN A GOLDEN EAGLE OVER THE LUNGER JJOULDING’S 51 53 jOTICK J100K rpOWNSHEND’S WEEK ...
... r's Go!f Juan,4 Mr. Lushington 11 2 Mr. Cullen's Golden Oriole. 4 0 11 0 Mr. Richardson's 4 Nolan 11 0 Mr. Fair Margaret, yrs 0 Betting: to 2 Golf Juan, 4 1 agst Lucretius. 6 to each agst Golden Oriole and Master Percy, 7 10 to 1 any other.—Baccy was ...
... Cross, and the Assumption of the Virgin. They Were made in the lifteenth century, of brightly Coloured silks wrought on a golden background, and were wonderfully well preserved. The family had always refused to sell them, although very large sums had ...
... eflomoby b Brigge ?? 0 I2Board ?? .2 ?? ?? 3 Li - t0 ?? Totsl fer 3wkts. . 82 9 I 9 KENT v. NOTTS. Xr After having to all anpesane won th egee le the Kent eleven, at Maidstone, yesterdlay, llo'weAJ victory to slip from their grasp, and were in the I end beaten ...
... Hope. 3ys „S Lna(«s 0 7to 4 Switch. to 1 Kiortna. I Oceano and Jennie. 8 to 1 Boothlirld. and 10 to Golden lluor. Florino made pU\ from Ocntnu, Golden Hop,-, ;m ...
... their “change. ” ‘Those “dreams” of the cornet are being (2) concertina that's taking ly -erniling that he’ Pa Eate in the Old Kent Road;” (2) an asthmatical old organ of the ” by who makes it pla.o- is being wah “Where is my boy to-nigist? 1 wheeis, which ...
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... the animal having won first his class, and being reserve champion the Metropolitan International Show. A foovyenrioldram. Golden Tom 11., fetched 370ga; BtodttngS It., BSSgt.; Strong Bow, 290g5.: and a son of Matchlsaa 86Sgs.; the Queensland ram. Woolly ...