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... THE EASTER D]1OtDAY uE VIEW. The Arrangements. The first troops, it appears, will leave London at half-past five. On their arrival at the Brighton Terminus,between seven and eight, they will be formed four-deep and will march down Trafalgar. street into ...
... THE EASTER HUNT WITH THE ROYAL BUCK-I HOUNDS. I If you would see a little of life, and * lots of fun, go to an Easter Hunt. The locale, whether it be at far-famed Ep- ping, or in the Royal neighborhood of Windsor, matters not. The same sort of falls ...
... that the Earl of Rosslyn, Master of the Royal Sta-hodund, has resolved ' to do away - -with the annual Easter B 011a N t, ewing, it is said, to Easter falling so late, and to the mildness of te season, and the consequent forwardness of the crops. The lo ...
... seeing the match by it, for they attended in some thousands, There wae very little 'betting on the event. In the first five rises Yeadon got 46 scoresi Wainwright, 34. In their second fve Ycadon scored 35; Wain- wright, 30. In the third five Ysadon ecored ...
... between Thomas Woo , of Denton, and Matthew Thompson, of Barnsley, for 25 a side, the former was to have thirty-one rises, the latter thirty rises, the player obtaining, in the total, the greatest nurmber of scores, of yards, to be deemed the wiuner. Thompson's ...
... Pritchard, ior I0 suvs, was slot oif, Mr. Rubbins to hnve 1i3 pigeons, and to stand at 1I iaids rise, against M, 1'i i tc'tc-s scoon. ansd to staid at 18 vcr.'s rise Nr.. Mir. Vrkichiard's 12 pigeolis, ano. to L,,un i - i -- i -o Pritchard wvas declared the ...
... birds to Mr. Benton's 9. M'.essrs. rotsW. h oerts ahal, C o, and Benton shot for a sweep of a sov each, a't 5 pigeon eaCracI rise, which Mr. Roberts won, killing 4 birds They 000t eacha2 when Mr. Baker won, killing all his birs III the ?? r Baker and Brocks ...
... each, 21 yards rise, eeas swon by Mr. Salter killing all his birds. The fourth sweepstakes, ato birds each, three members, was won by Mr. Bang. A match of? birds each took place between Messrs. Bang and Wad, for 2 sssa a side, 24 yards rise, and was won ...
... 3n01onS. Her Majesty's-Tuesday, Richings; Friday, Cookham. Bridge at half. past eleven. Petre's, the Hon. P.-Tuesday, Good Easter; Friday, Moreton; at half- past eleven. , Tox ?? Atberstone-Monday. Harrow Inn; Wedneoday, Tamulns, Seekington; Friday. C ...
... eaving twenty rises, for 6 a side. Ridge won, scoring 116 to Atkins's 107. PIGsorN SHooTING.-On. Monday, at Strindes, near Sheffield, a match was shot, for R10 a aide, at ton birds each, one and a half ounce of elhot. twenty-one yards rise, olfcd iboundary ...
... Her Mjaestyrs-Tuesday, Maidenhead Thicket; Friday, Gerrard's Cross; at half-poet eleven.* Patre's, 31n. F.-tueeday, High Easter; Friday, Norton Heath; at half- past eleven, 0 Atheretone- Mondasy, Bnrton-ln-the.Beans; Wednesday, Shutfington Bridge; Friday ...
... GARDENS-A pigeon shooting sweepstakes, of 10t, cect, at four birds each, single guns, twenty-one yards' rise, V~oz. of shot; and double guns, nineteen yards' rise, 1do.z of shot, came off on Monday last, at the above-named gardens. The competitors comprised Thos ...