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... Pedlar aged; Mr.'C. Daly's Isabel, aged ; Mr. -Hornby's Cock Robin, yrs Mr. Ird's Tottenham, yrs; Mr. Duckworth's Clear the Kitchen , .aged ; Capt. Alienee The Exquisite, aged; Mr. Powell's Delamere, .yrs, and Cracksman, aged; Me. Austin's Little Johnny ...
... whilst passing a corner of the house on his way homeward, was knocked down by a man who had been lying in ambush, armed with a kitchen poker. He was also 1 rendered insensible by blows which he received whilst upon he ground, and continued in that state for ...
... rescue. The third man ejected was Fenncll, next door to Clancey. They were in the act of carrying out a cupboard from his kitchen, when he showed what he said was his rent in bank-notes, which he had a minute before offered to his landlord, and which was ...
... not name. first ASS. Sir G. Heathcote's Akbar, yrs, Bst 2lb (Chappie) 1 LordG. Bentinck'sMarquisofConyngham,3yrs, sst9lb (kitchener) 2 Mr. Meiklam's Inheritress, 6 yrs, 61b (Templeman) 3 The following also started, but were not placed :—Mr. Etwall's JEgis ...
... daughter, now present, drank what was left in the teacup. _ She then left the prisoner with the baby and little girl in the kitchen. Witness had sent the prisoner that morning for the ingredients necessary to make blacking for the harness, and one of those ...
... down in the kitchen. There was in his breeches pocket a knife, since found The prisoner had been living with him some ten days since April. Witness found rubbish on the floor which appeared to have come from the chimney in a back kitchen. —Anne Nasely ...
... cast her nativity. The complainant being rather eager to know under what planet she was born, asked the prisoner into the kitchen, when the latter produced pack of cards, and, after selecting one, asked her to cover it with four pieces of silver. Sho ...
... he was not satisfied with the mere tasting of it, but finished the quantity give® him as a specimen. He then went into the kitchen, and saw the master cutting up beef for the sick and infirm.* He had %|so tasted the'mutton—it was succulent and good in ...
... 111b ; five and upwards, 9st. The winner to be sold for 300/. if demanded. First half of Ab. M. Mr. Mostyn's liethphage (Kitchener) 1 Duke of Bedford's Taurina (Butler) 2 Lord Exeter'sc,byHetinanPlatoff, outof Ttga (J.Sharpe) 3 The following also started ...
... Handicap Plat« of sovs. for three-year-olds, Sec. AF. Sir C. Monck's Flattery, 7st 81b (Simpson) 1 Mr. Mostyn's Ennui, (Kitchener) 2 The following also ran:—A lam ode, Kesheng, Beaumont, Rowland, Dr. Husband, Campanile, Ridiculus Mus, Mr. Mansfield. Betting ...
... attracted by the shrieks of her dying mistress, ran to her assistance, but being observed by the murderer, hunted her down to the kitchen, and from thence to the stable, where, grasping a pitchfork, he killed her the spot, having stabbed her in several parts of ...
... , P. Browne. Captalis.?Commanders J. Kains, G. G. Burton, P- 0. Haynes, W H. J. S. W. Johnson, G. Baker, H. Layton, W H. Kitchen, J. Oake, R. F. Gambler, A. Darley, J. R. Booth, SirC. Ricketts, Bart., T. 8. Thompson, W. Jervis, J. W. D. Brisbaae, H. E ...