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... SENSATIONALISM has never before been more pronounced at any Ascot meeting I can call to mind, the chief causes for this being the inter national elements of excitement excitement infused into the proceedings by the presence of the French horses Omnium II., Arlequin, and Vigoureux. The runaway victory of Arlequin appeared to presage other continental triumphs but fortunately Mr. Hamar Bass came ...

... THE FOUDROYANT AT WOOLWICII. THE ROYAL SOCIETY OF MUSICIANS ANNIVERSARY BANQUET. ...

... 1. Mr. R. Evenll s Irish terrier, Ellerton 95. 2. Mr. E. 0. Lewis's fox terrier, Claudian. 3. Mr. W. C. Roberts's Welsh terrier, Maslor. 4. Mr. A. A. Jeans's bull terrier Reirina 8 Scottish terrier, Zentha. 6. Mr. H. Thomas's black and white Newfoundland, Major Domo. 7. Mr. Brough's bloodhound bitch, Brunhilda. 8 Mr R H Selw,ood Sambo. 9. Messrs. Smith and Baker's St. Bernard, Duke of Portland ...

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... OUR CAPTIOUS CRITIC. INDIA AT EARL'S COURT. WHATAEVER the fortunes of the earlier shows at Earl's Court, thoy gave the place good advertisement, and taught the public how to got there-- which goes far towards success. The ground having been so well prepared, it only needed Capital and Kiralfy. to make the India Exhibition the Metropolitan Institu tion which it has become. Earl's Court has ...