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... been largely increased from the fast that influence gave the position of Commauder-in•Chief to Lord Wolseley when the Duke of Cambridge retired. We may, then, anticipate a big meeting on the Johannesburg racecourse when the prisoners are released, and the ...
... stall, and spent some time eonversing with John Porter sad his son George, who had charge of the future sire of Dormbam. Duke of Cambridge, on the other hand, devoted more attention to Gantlet, wbo had not long before scored an easy first in the Stakes. Ixtrocsace ...
... drawing from ths hat was resort•l to. As Partiok was the luoky slab. Olyde step down. The of Partiok is but what a monstrous duke to owe eleotion to the primeval hat I town ot Orono& is for the first time eonneoted with First Division. and, to begin with ...
... the alliance of La Fleche with Morion was not such a mistake as It looked. She was in foal to the Duke of Devonshire's smart horse when she won the Cambridge. shire. Sidus Is here, and whichever Marsh relies upon will very nearly win if he can beat Jnbert ...
... Les, Dulwich Ormolu, RH lisle, Wm, 96, ARAM RoaA, Brlzian Rims Allred, 5, Homesdale = Rd, Ressilay, Kant A i :, Cambridge Rd, Leads , Duke of Wallingion. St, NOW. .. ft, ' ft Adelaide /id, Kew Chatham B. 14, Campton Rd. Ramat Gams, W J. 53. Desron Waimea ...
... _ his before messating to him, out eve the Hirsch's name Ws . associated with the rumour that IA would not ran for the Cambridge. ,hire, so readily had a now retired profctujoaal backer helped to the market. Tunic WI. a time when ante-post spoon. lation ...
... Hussars, the Prince of Wales' Own ! Viscount Downe was through the Zulu War, and has been A.D.C. to both the Duke of Cambridge and the Duke of Connaught. He is fond of breeding thoroughbreds, sad amongst his stock happened to be Red Enamel, the dam of ...
... E. Clarke, F. A., 138, Manor Road, Layton, E. Coulson, A. M. 8., 238, Hainton Street, Grimsby. Cooper, J.. Almond Villa, 5, Duke's Brow, Blackburn. Crabtree, A. F., Normanhurst, Grange Road, Ealing, W. Cooper, A., Rose Villa, Broad Street, Billiton, Staffs ...
... and taken it well, but have ladled some out. to their military opponents in the Arm,' Cup. Owing to the death of the Duke o f Cambridge the match will not e beireplayed tin Monday next, March N. It will well worth going to ss., and there is room on the ...
... for the number of famous athletes of the past cannot be equalled in the world. If the lamentable death of H.R.R. the Duke of Cambridge does not prevent them the Prince and Primers of Wales will spin be present. Details of the Pely Walk have been published ...
... the Board of Works as a solatium. Great players were in general demand, and had multitudes of admirers. They were created dukes and baronets, and made a lot of fuss over. It really almost reads like a fairy tale this narrative of Mr. H. Giles',, who has ...
... resulting in a win by St. Andrew's of 9-0. St. Andrew's wept &misted by an exceedingly able player, of West Hampstead. King's (Cambridge Medical Miesioe) were met by Grange Imperial at Blackheath, and an even game was contested, the latter-named club securing ...