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... aiid in a medley duet they give are iiigeiioislx imitro- duced the titles of many- of the pohluita: songs of the day. Mr Charles Chaplin is eminently liltriotie, amid in the stirriig balht(l * The land that gave c x hiirth a tribute is paid to old England ...
... Ron-Tel 5 to I agst Glendusk, 6 to I each agst Charles II. and the Tadmor'colt, S to 1 aget Adamanthea. Mongrel led to the distance' and was then passed by Glendusk, who ran on and won cleverly by a length, Charles II. being a head in the rear of the favourite ...
... Claude (;odfrey, Mr Charles Grahame. Mr Ronald Grigory, Mr R. Hallie, Mr Dave Hardy, Mr Alexander Barley, Mr Dan 11arcinston, Mr George Hatobman, Mr Henry Hathoart, Mr William Hazlewooon, MiEs Maud Henderson, Miss Lizzie Herman, Hr Charles Morman, Mr Fred ...
... carried the lucky Chaplin colours, and was backed for little motey. The proceedinlgs resulted as under:- The TOWN PLATE of 50 sovse half a mile. Mr T. Goddard's Miss Francecs, by Prime Minister, 4 yrs, 6st 71b Jeffery 1 Sir F. Johnstone's Charles II, 4 yrs, ...
... 31 Elsisam ?? 30 G FreeTrade 3 7 2 ?? ?? 30 4 Colonel C. Johnsos, Mr J. D. Shafto, Mr G. Jones, Lord Rcndlosham, Mr H. Chaplin, Mr Duberly, and Sir H, Peel arc subscribers, but did net name, NOTTINGHAMI JULY MEETING. TUESDAY, JULY 12.-Acceptances for ...
... ICwesarket next 'Tnesdiy INMe Chaplin, one of the Stewvards of' ?? ClIub, will liars to answer the charge of having Vit,;ititCl bettiig at tiles recent Mieeting held behin~d the Ditch. 'fliers is a 1seewliaiV significance in ifr Chaplin havinug been Sig- cells'1d ...
... Althorp Park Stakes tesy cleverly from Cllinas, who was just as easily, however, defeated by The Hermit at Bath. At Epsom Mr. Chaplin's colt stood no chance with Achievement, but he was fractions at the post, and lost start, and as his temper has materially ...
... sales by auction at Hampton and Warwick are void, and the motney nust be refunded. The claim of Mr. Ten Broeck on Mr. Chaplin, and Or. Chaplin's origitnal claim, are nullified, and the nominator of Soiled Dove cannot legally claim the Tribute filly ha the ...
... and Mr. Chaplin. Amongst those present were Prince Soltykoff, the Duke of Beaufort, Duke of St. Albans, Marquis of Conyngham, Lords Zetland, Calthorpe, Fulmouth, and Iteyston, Count Battbyany, Sir F. Johostous, Sic Joseph Hawley, Sir Charles Legard, Hon ...
... naturally been installed the favourite. The racing at Stockbridge was pretty interesting, and on the 3.ibury Clu1b day Mr Chaplin was fortunate enough to secure both the two year old events with a couple of youngsters lie picked up cheap at Middle Park ...
... l Hurdle Race to he decided at Croydon, for which he has the same weight to bear that was accorded him at Shrewsbury. Mr Chaplin took a race with the Bab at the Bowster filly, and his representative Strike carried his 51b penalty into a place for the ...
... placed on the score 74 runs, several of them playing in a very masterly style, the most prominent being Messrs Beaumont an Chaplin. The South Hants then made their appearance at the wickets, and at the falling of the last one, 108 appeared on the score ...