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... any stakes. 4. Squirrel, a Bay Gelding, b*/ Pagan. By Mr. TATTERSALL, on Monday next, ?? foliowp'o. ,three capital, reasoned Hunt. ?? ers, well kr.own in Bedtordshire, and a Hack, the property ofa Ge.itlemaii : 1. Regent, a Grey Gelding. . ' 1 z. Slty lark ...
... any stakes. 4. Squirrel, a Bay Geldjng, by Pagan. By Mr. TATTERSALL, on Monday next, THE following three capital, Reasoned Hunt- ers, well knownin Bedfordshire^ and a Hack, the property ofa Gentleman:. > 1. 1. Regent, a Grey Gelding. , . \ 2. Skylark ...
... given, that there will be a Levee at Sr James's on Wednesday the 7th instant. The Kino on Saturday took the diversion „F hunting, attended by the Earl of Sandwich, and a numerous company of sportsmen; the des* after being set off, made a double to return ...
... well, and six years old. To be seen at Mr. Wootton's Livery Stables, theDolphin- yard, West Smithfield. * At Mr. KIRBY's HUNTING-STABLES, WARE HERTFORDSHIRE. TO be SOLD, a very clever BROWN GELD- ING, got by Hohy Hock, dam by Delpini, Sec. has been nuntea ...
... Austria, where a general alarm prevails. 1 ■ The Right Hob. Earl Powis, and Admiral Cai- mady, are Stewards of the Hampshire Hunt. The Hussar Helmet and the Union Bonnet are at present the fashionable rivals in our forenoon loungers. An Irish Unionist and ...
... and his usual attendants, rode up in the Great Park, and after inspecting the different improvements, took the diversion of hunting with the harriers, in company vyith a number of Gentlemen Sportsmen. The Queen and Princesses paid a morning visit to Mrs ...
... Charies Morgan laid before His Majesty Minutes of Courts Martial ; and at five o'clock the King left town for Windsor. The Royal hunt on Tuesday afforded excellent sport i the animal, after a long chace, having run above forty miles, was taken near Brickbridge ...
... lic Amusement. Printed for Vernorand Hood, No. 31, Poultry. Where ritr.y be had, The Sky- Lark, a choice Collection of Sea, Hunting, Mar-' tin!, and Miscellaneous Songs. Price 3s. 6d. bound. The Rational Humourist, a choice Collection of Anec- dotes and ...
... Equerry in Waiting, rode up in Windsor Great Park to inspect the different improvements and at twelve o'clock His Majesty hunted with the harriers attended by a number of gentlemen sportsmen. , The Lord Chancfllor, Lord Castleheagh, and the Master of ...
... business m »he sire t. HORSES ASD CAARIAoLS, , fcfr . SALES BY AUCTION, By Mr. TATTERiALL, on Monday next, SEVERAL Seasoned Hunt frs, some Pairs of Coach Geldings of different cr tours, several odd ditto some of which are well calculated to r.sn in a gig- ...
... farms, and being joined by His Royal Highness the Duke of Cum- berland, and a number of Gentlemen, took the diversion of hunting widi the harriers. Her Majesty and the Princesses, with their usual attendants, paid a morning visit to Lady Sudley, at her ...
... or blemish : he will go so quiet in single harness tliat the most timid person may drive him witn pleasure* and he has been hunted this season with the Hampshire and other hounds, is, full of hard meat, and fit for any work, be- ing in high condition. Any ...