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... September, under the management of a Committee appointed by the Shareholders. Full particulars and Tickets may be obtained of Mr. ROBERT RUssEL. (Proprietor of the Racing Times), 286, Strand, London; or from the following Agents:-Lincoln, Mr. Banks, Smith's ...
... sure to be read with interest by all classes in this country. Lord Shafresbury's diaries, which were freely entrusted to Mr. Madder, are a mine of interest, and theyhave been admirablyworked. A distinct impression, formed from a necessarily hasty glance ...
... RIA D S.-MR. JOHN ROBERTS (the ) Chatnpion) and MR. WILLIAM DUFTON will Play their MATCH of 1,000 up ou TUESDAY EVENING NEXT, January 9th, at ST. JAMES'S HALL, REGENT-STREET, where Tickets (lOs. each) may 1,,e bad. T'Iis is Mr. Roberts's Last Match in Loudon ...
... house for some time. r LAVwEtECE, the stable lad, was tried at the York Assizes on tiselty last for the manslaughter of Robert Roberts, in the ,, \llojg stable at Richmond. The Jury returned a verdict of -t guility. . Scjvscx.N-AND-A-H.lat has left Mr ...
... BIRMINGHAM.-A MATCH l be played on WEDNESDAY, JANUARY Id 1866, between Mr. JOHN ROBERTS, the Celebrated Champion of the World, and Mr. WILIJAM DUFTON, of L-ondon, Mr. Roberts giving Mr. Dufton 350 oat f 1,000. At the termination of the Match Mr. Roberta ...
... Guids for all Intermediate Races up to thoe Derby. Address, 35, Glasshouoe-otreet, Goldenscquarr, London. ESSES. SEIEE send MADDER, SWISS LU.. COTTAGE, SOUTiHAssPTON-STRi3ET, CAMBiiERWELL, beg to islrm lbs Sporting Public they have COMMENCED BUSINESS FOR ...
... Her Rloyal Hialsiseos titefueltess of Gloucester 25 0 Amount already advertised ?? P3.000 ties. H. ?? £ E 0 0 T. J. Agar Roberts, .Jolss Cuitetes, REq. ?? 10 10 0 .Esq., ?? j0 0 Titonas Greets, Esq. 50 0 Lord ?? .5 00 Roev. H1. W5. l'lsiiloliO .10 0IV ...
... preparation, for use in water colour and oil paint Ing, and in decorative art; 'Includinr manufactures nd preparations of the madder colourse, chineal, lapis 1eult uranium, cadmium, chromium, and all the rarer indads chemical pisnents; canva, brushes, olls ...
... preparation, for use in water colour and oil pait-, ing, ad a decorative art; inolading mnanufacturcs nod preparations of the madder colours, cochineal, lapuls lazsli, urasium, cadmium, chromium, and all the rarer kinds of chemical plirents; canvas, brushes ...
... had of the Auctioneer, 3, Lower Grosveior-street, Bond-street. Salvage.-Glasgow.-I60 TonS Madder Boots, 20 Bogsheads Belfast Starch, 609 Bugs Shusnac, Ground Madder, &e., part oily slightly dansaged. M EtSSRS. TOPLIS and SON will SELL by AUCtION, at the ...
... preparation. for use in water colour and oil paint- ling, and in decorattive art; including manufactures end preparations of the madder colours. cochineal, lapis lazuili., uranium, cadmium. chromium. and all the rarer kinds of Yi7 chemical pigments; canvas, ...
... enthusiastic London crowd. 5540. LORD ROBERTS'S ARRIVAL AND RECEPTION AT CAPE TOWN. The view shows the Dunottar Castle. lying at the Dochs at Cape Town. Troops octing as escort arrive at the wharf. Lord Roberts is seen coming down the gang plank from ...