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... F. Cotton, Mr. E. Hallow, Mr. P. H. Taylor; and the forfeits due for the following horses have been paid—Mark, Rubicon, Cardigan, Nancy Dawson. Boyd wants another race with Higgins for the championship and big money, and zs he thinks he was hurried in ...
... child of his friend, whose wedded state it is noose. nary to keep secret. Besides Montague, there are en. I gaged in the piece John Gilbert, Harry Beckett. Edward Arno% Ease Cogklan, and Pearl Eytinge. Of course Dion has been making capital out of the diligence* ...
... order of the weights. Mousquetaire demands first attention, but fist 61b is not the only bar to his success. The son of Idanmt-Arms has unfortunately been amiss this spring, and he may therefore be still below the mark, though, were such the care, he would ...
... Crouch; Mesdames Murton Terry. Le Vets term appealm.4, E. Tank, War •iitetches of the Illustrated London News A N ASSAULT id ARMS and BOXING CONTEST, under T here 1. Ashley. Doors open at 3.10; Overture at at B.M. 3.0-First Sprint Variety Eutertainuient ...
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... Mies Rose Collinetti. John Read. Harry Whi t es ' Minstrels. Hiss Pal! Banda the Three Jolly Coons. Queen Mob and Jose Woollord. W. HODand in the chair • Everdng, at Ten o'clock. The Bijou Band, the be in sedan. Resident Mr. John B. Cuter. Doors open ...
... East End of London. MONDAY NEXT and Every Evening, Jennr Hill, John Morris. Fred Coyne, Herr Jonghinans. Loraine and Tabfa. Will Parker. Brothers Paulo, Alice Rogers, tke Allnatts, Cora Cardigan. Mr. and Mrs. Will Merchant. Acting Manager. JOHR H. Stokes ...
... first; K J. Atkin , oti, Fantuantud, noond: T. D. °urea. Trinity Hall, 0: R. Cook, St. John's, u: 11. P. Ty ylar. C:a:e. 0; J. B. Lonna& Value, 0; and J. H. Kinipple, bt. John's, 0. Caek ent .. n' the work for half a mile, when Atkinson led for three laps, ...
... the same person, this being Mr. Gretton, a brewer at Burton, and a partner in the well-known firm of Bass and Co. This Mr. Grattan must take many thousands of pounds a year as his share of the profits in such a business, and consequently is in a far different ...
... J. Forster and Menisci. both of Dunstan. sprinted fifty yards for £2O. Forger got beg tsar, and won cleverly by two yards. John limmett, lianshead, referee. ABBEY HEY PARK, MANCHESTER. IBT TELIGRAEB) MANI HB , TE.II, DECEMBER 47 H. This aftrrnoon a match ...
... nineteen. ST. JOHN'S y. anturrs. This match was played on St. John's Ground between the Second Elevent of the above College Clubs. Owlet's in their innings obtained eighty-three, to which Fowler contributed tweay-nine andlTostell twenty. St. John's their innings ...
... heat. Four heata were Flayed off, aqd the enoceuf al competitors wore it. Wilkinson of 3takator4. J. Watson of Springaell, John Nicholls of awl J. enrziar of 'ariatte U'he play he mamba daSsed.r CRICKET. SURREY T. oLuuck..s.TERCIIIILE This county match ...