... Mr, Burner’s yrs, 7st2lb Kenjon Mr.Goodwin’s Hatty, yrs, 7tft Goodwin Mr. Herbert’* Premier, 3 yrs, 41b Vinell 0 Mr. Crawfurd's f Longl>or.—Gertie Kitty, 3 j rs, Butler 0 Mr. Crastou s Albatross, vrs, Gtt 3lb Bissell 0 Betting.—3 lo 1 Columbine, 10J ...

... Hopleaf, 4 yrs, 7st 21b Kenyon 0 Mr. Good win's Hatty, 3y*s, 7st Goodwin 0 .Mr. Herbert's Premier, 3 yrs, Cst 41b Vinell 0 Mr. Crawfurd's f by Longbow— Gentle Kitty, 3 yrs, Gst 31b Butler 0 Mr. Cr.iston s Albatross, 2 yrs, Cst olb Bissell 0 Betting.— 3 to 1 ...

... A. Van Homrigh, H _• DeLousada, W. Chisholm, J. Godson, W. J. Soaton, J. W. Hindle' C. F. Moore, J. R Brown, H. P. R. F. Crawfurd. R. S. Jage a! Wingfield. ' MADR VS ARMY. General List of Cavalry Officers.— Lieut H. A. Yates to be Captain, in succession ...

... Boreas, 6 yrs Bassinet, 4 vrs Wheats heaf. 5 jr* Truly Rural, 6 y_ Tlie Jew, aged a Daody Longlegs, aged Songstress, aged Helen, .yrs Lnieoli.ir, 4 yrs Philosopher, aged Woldsman, aged 4 30— The M kvhkk. Plate of 3 soys each, with 25 added ; three-yr-olds ...

... Master Fenton— Chaperon ■ Mordan 0 Mr. T. Parr's Musk, 7st4lb H. Covey 0 Mr. Padwick's Lopez, 7st 31b Hibbcrd 0 Mr. W. S. Crawfurd's Hophte, 6st J2lb Bolton 0 Lord Westmorland's Lvttleton, 6at lolb Kenyon 0 Mr. E. Green's Yellow Rsse, list 71b Wigpna 0 ...

... Matilda, Lady Pell, widow of the lato Sir Alhert Pell. Knight and third daughter of the 12th Lord St. John of Bletsoe ; Hon. Helen Georgina Scott, eldest daughter nf the lato Lord' Polwarth; Lieut.Colonel the Hon. Francis Wm. Needham, brother of the Enrl ...

... 2400 to 200 taken previously). 13 — 1 — Mr. Savile's Ryshworth (offered). 14 — 1 — Mr. Cowen's Ladas (offered). 40 — 1 — Mr. Crawfurd's Portsmouth (taken). 50 — 1 — Mr. J. Astley's Aunt Hannah colt (taken). 50 — 1 — Mr. Cornish's Consternation (off ; 1000 ...

... conqueror in the Spencer Plate, the Aunt Hannah now occupies a 10 to 1 berth, although it should not be forgotten that Mr. Crawfurd's novice Portsmouth, also in Taylor's team, once possessed a more than ordinary reputation. Paul Jones makes no improvement ...

... the strength of Vagabond's trial, had sloped into the extreme background, assumed again a coming appearance, while La Belle Helene, on the strength of her (•erfonnam-c at home with the Spencer I’late winner and others, was elected the genuine article of ...

... fancied as to occupy the position or fin.* favourite at while Alpenstock at 100 to 30 was also in immense demand, with La Belle Helene next in favour. When the flag fell to a straggling start Poiusettia, quickest on hi.-r legs, «*.-i lengths ahead of the others ...

... even for spee the One Thousand, and sin* has sueh dislike to ilistanee that lioum.arv Helle Helene may carry home Ailesbury’s rolouni before those of Mr. Crawfurd. Still, 1 have great faith the outsiders, or some heed would have to Ih> paid to the stories ...

... wanted). 40 — 1 — Mr. J.. 1. Ellis's Cymbal (taken). 40 — . 1 — Mr. M. Dawson's Coutts (t. and off.). 1000 —20 — Mr. W. S. Crawfurd's Palmerston ?? 1000 —20 — Mr. Merry's Macgregor (offered). 1000 — 10 — Sir J. Hawley' B Blue Stocking (taken). 1000 — 10 ...