... Orphan's Legacy. Monsieur Delamere, Mr. Charles Perkins; Etienne, Mr. Howe; Marcel, Mr. Selby; Sansonct, Mr. Wright; St. Amour, Mr. Paul Bedford; Bollin, Mr. O. Smith; Batifole, Miss Woolgar; Agathe, Miss Ellen Chaplin; Cecile, Madame Celeste. After which ...

... wes sold to Sir Charles Legard for a large aum of money. The son of Wild Dayrell became slightly unsound soon afterwards, and after being the preperty of taptain Machell for a short time, he oame cheaply Into the hands of Mr. Chaplin. A great deal could ...

... (Nr. Chaplin) ?? ?? 40 C f by Dundee-Magic (Mr. Maund) ?? ?? 400 B c by Wild Dayrell-Furbelow (iMr. Ten Broeck) ?? 632D Br c (brother to Neptunus) by Weathejbitr-Athena Pallas (Count Batthyany) ?? * . * eta B c by Amsterdam-Mrs. Fowler (Mr. Chaplin) ?? ...

... Lyon (t S to 1 - Lord Allesbsury's Savernake (off) DERBY. 1000 to 70 agat Mr. J. Merry's Marksman (t) 1000 to 40 - Mr. I1. Chaplin's hermit (t) 1000 to 40 - Lord Burghley's Grand Cross (t) 33 to 1 - Mr. Ten Broeck's Fitzroy (t) 33 to 1 - Mr. R. Wright's ...

... and he held a great advintage until tbe chalpion completely changed matters with one break. SIR CH[ARLES RUSSELL ON CO-OPERATION.-am.L Last night Sir Charles Ruseell was present at a meeting convened by the London Industrian Co-operative t Clothing M e ...

... Cr f Captaiu Macbells 3r. Virlde 2r. Chaslin's f by Cathedral- M'r yrs Nutbush, 2 yrs Mr. Mlerry's Glenalmond, a Fir Mr. Chaplin's Periwinkle. 2 yr3 Captain Prime's f by Hermit- Mr. Dover's Mary White. 2 yrs Adeliz, 2 yrs Mr. Gommi's Lensos 3 yrs Mr. ...

... less contested the Brocklesby Stakes, the Sacrifice filly being made a very warm favourite. Fortune, however, solved Mr. Chaplin's Problem, though only by a short head -we may say by Custance head. The other races decided at Lincoln do not call for particular ...

... he would be occupying that proud position if all had gone well with his two principal adversaries-his brother George and Charles Wood, both of whom had their licenses to ride withdrawn by the Jockey Club this year. George Barrett's offence was comparatively ...

... 3 ft to the fornd, lbth 'esomad. Certain vibner; exa. :.9 sub3, Abolt f La a mnile, ouruidhi Mr. A ett' o.ns ?? I 7 0 0r. Chaplin's The Scoot, . ?? ?? 2 7 11 P.uliukeeoidellion'e GVeno 3s ?? Sine ran. THe tiroby atek of 6 cave eaeb, with 40 added, forttwolyrs ...

... age, ?? selling aslowances. About 5 furlongs. is tr T. Hughes's Glenduek, by Mildew-lHsp Blossom ?? Mr. Chaplin's ?? ?? ?? le Mr. F. Johnstone's Charles ?? it 'The folloss lug also ?? Sophlie, ii by Tadmore-Merry a Sunshine's deani, Usher, Filbert, and ...

... 1, 13arboreen I 2, Grong 3. Ten ran. s CABRtOLM71E SELLING PLATE-Temperley 1, Knock- layd 2, Patriarch II. 3. Nine ran.s CHaPL-IN STrAesS-Phocion 1, Centurion 2, St Gallen 3. Six ran. BATTRYANY PLATr-EarlofAtnandale 1, Cossoon I 2, Vaulter 3. Twenty ran ...

... HAaRRS, Stoke Prior, Worcester, millers HARWAa, Charles, Serle's-place, Carey-street, paper ma- Dufacturer JoNE9, Charles Tyrwhit, Brighton, horse dealer MANSML, Thomas, Stourbrixge, grocer MxEnwDN, 'lhomas Charles, Broad Wall, Stamford.street, Blackfrinrs-road ...