... in Jamaica there are excellent hotels, which just now are filled with visitors, and where every night there are concerts, dances, and all the etcetera of a season in full awing. Venue son p o ut; some prefer the one, some the other. In the lower reaches ...

... than the previous sale, was a substantial proo of the healthy condition of the old winter pastime. Suffice to say that the competition for the most attractive lots of sapling, entered was animated, whilst most of the older greyhounds al so found a good market ...

... one time general, attire of these people—huge stiff umb.ellashaped hat of straw with conical top, wide garments, and wooden clogs, with a catch passing between the toes—is now a thing of the past, it is still common enough to attract the attention of the ...

... Halm, 3 yrs, 74Rivas 0 - '.l Nun 11,.. 4 v.- - B. if -7. ore s - fiffilie Nun 4 yrs, 7st Wetherell 0 Sir J. B. Maple's Supper Dance, S yrs, Get 31b Vetter 0 Betting: 9 to 4 each eget The Wvvern and Mahe, 8 to 1 each ant Haka and Ooosander 10 to 1 each agst ...

... from a greasy atrap; his waders were embellished with many a patch, while his brogues were nothing but a pair of wooden solid clogs, several too big for him. Reggie remarked, his appearance was that of the criminal classes, and, though I knew Joe Murray ...

... continued to lead, with Naliot second, and June third. In the last round the wind bad fallen off, and June was pawed by *enable. Clogs: Nay. 4.53.0; 1101.0 tis, 4.50.0; Acusbla, S.&0; June, 8.15.9. The rear-commodore (Mr W. k. Burton) has offered prise for another ...