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... Sight or PICK OF THE BUNCH, 8 to 1 Norma Stoker, 12 to 1 Bareen, 20 to 1 Simple Simon, 25 to 1 Trish Folly or Cbert, 50 to 1. Hardy Clardy, Idyl, Carpe Diem, Too Tired, or Leader, 100 to 1 Brickeen Bridge . Place Betting: 8 to 4 on Abajala; 5 to 4 PICK OF ...
... Tensed Rose. 8-4, Hutchins Mrs. Duke Mrs. Rai/Vial's br e m Black • Jess, 8-3, fey Mr. J. C. Galstann's b ain Hardy. • Curdy, 8-2, Harrison • Mr. R. B. Wilson's be m 'Chomp/ion Nawab Bahadur of Murshidabad's br e g Winning Way. 8-2 (ed. 8-5) ...
... not academic. What profits it a man if he can write a comprehensive survey of English literature from PIERS PLOWMAN to THOMAS HARDY if no one is prepared to pay him for doing it. These' arc days for experts in practical things. There is opening up before ...
... Strickland; Mr W bare and son; Mr Sellers; Mr B Stints.- Johnson; Mr A Thomas; M Thomsen. and 8 Nurse; Mr Trotter; Mr Topley; Me Taylor; Mr Todgev; Mr Thorn Capt Ili Thacker; Mr. W Dr Thomas; Ni and Mrs Thyngw; Mr Talbot; Mr. E N White; Mr C West; Capt Wainwright; ...
... Mrs. Henderson-Parker; Mr. W. Hutton; Mr. J. W. Hardie; Mr. W. Howe; Miss M. Lethbridge; Mr. and Mrs. J. Little, boy and infa nt ; Mr. J. Nay; Mr. R. Redwood; Mr. A. 0.. S co tt ; Mr. and Mrs. W. M. Thomas; D. Wilkie. /The following is the_ list of passengers ...
... lt. B. ' Ohandhee; Mrs. tiliandhee; Mr. A. Goddard; Miss E. M. Gaffe; O. H. Goodwin; Hon. Mrs. 11. Gough; Mr. J. H. Hardie; Mrs. Hardie; Mr. J. Hentlerson ; Mr. R. G. Hinderson; Miss E. Q. Herbert; Mr. E. Hopkins; Mrs. Hopkins; Mr. E. Hughes; Mrs. E. J ...
... rt, 15 to 1 Maharani or Aplook, 20 to 1 King of Ikea. Caddy or Reconquista, 25 1 Flying Foe, 30 to 1 Aughuacloy, 50 to 1 Hardy Gordy or 'rue O'Malley. Place Betting: oto 4 STILL BETTER. 2 to 1 Pri:ne Boy, 5 to 1 King of Bees. An • objection to the winner ...
... Saxon, Atari°. or Galls. 25 to 1 Polly Hopkins Glaaaington or Aahbede, 30 to 1 Nurse Bobs, 50 to 1 Ronoevaux, Flying Foe, Hardy (lardy or Caddy. Place Betting: 8 to 4 MARTIN, S to 1 Golden 'Preemie, 10 to 1 Roncevans.. After a false start in which Glasaington ...
... third. Rs. 750. Nawab Bahadur of Murahidabade \VEDDING RING. 94, Sleight Mr. A. Coninghares HUNGARY. 9-1. Mur-1 roll Mr. A. C. Thomas' JACK, 8-9. Barden Mr. J. C. Cialstaun's Solo Bridge, 84. Nottlunore Also ran : Happy lola 84, Doy; T ea 8-2, Harrison: Maeldnee ...
... Treelure and Picket following. After a furlong bad been covered The O'Malley just led from Demon, with Golden Treasure and Hardy Gurdy following and Flotelle last. At the 6 furlong poet Hurdy Gurdy bad run to the front with Demon, The O'Malley. Golden ...
... badly expressed. Surely that is •something for the critics to be pleased about. It may be distressing that a genius like THOMAS HARDY should be half a oeatury discovering his public , but how much more dreadful it would be if no man, no matter how well ...
... vagrants were two other subjects usefully discussed, though obviously neither of them calls for any particular action. A HARDY ANNUAL The hardy annual debat e on political, prisoners was repeated and the Home Member told them that. the Government could not, ...