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... several changes in the Goodwood Stakes ?? Clt byHanlia, out of Lady Rurgerford, being freely supported at 10) to 12, while Cardigan, whose coming I have already predicted, is quoted at 9 to 1. which price has also been accepted ahout Cherie. White Rose ...
... (cipt.), 3, Holmes, E; IVeS, A. Oelder, 3. Wood, S..Wjils H. Beshell, 3;. Brigg, and J. Thompson, forwads. Lssns.-At Cardigan F ields, St. John's v. Northern.- Do. At Esst End, Leea Past End ?? Idle tW2). kdl rir() Do. AtBeadingley, Woodbouse Trinitvv.North ...
... -At Burmantofts, North Loods (2) v. Bowling Old Lene (2). he Do. At Cardigan Fields, St John's IS) v. Walesteld Trinity (2). 3st Do. At Cariga6n-Fields, fiorsforth Bangere v. Sk John's 3 xran. n Blnogezs.-Brosvn, back;- Pit~ts, Brambam,. end Brosdbent ...
... run at the Cardigan Arms, Leeds, between B. Marshall's bitch Flora and Wright Hlargreave's bitch Rose, which was won by Tlora, Rose only getting il couce. KNURo B D SpELL.-On Monday a game at hnurr and spel1 was played at the Cardigan Arms, for 25 a side ...
... and others who had applied for tickets to be present. Among these were the Duke of Buckingham, Duke of Leinster, Earl of Cardigan, Marquis of Clanricarde, Lord Elcho, M.P., Mr. R. W. Crawford, M.P., Mr. Stansfeld, M.P., Mr. Moffatt, M.P., and many others ...
... nothing to play for. sUBB ALED SPzLt-On Saturday a match for 10 a side, thirty rises each, weS played in the front of the Cardigan Arms Inn, KIrketall-road. Leeds, by Dockrah and Appisyard. Considering the coldness of the weather and the soft state of the ...
... Grismond ?? 10 Or- 1,''~~nMAvcnES.-For those ovor S6t 1st, B. it irs Willams, rishigisard Zo 2d, James Evans, Cardigan; 12 ?? ,orrge W~estoim,Cardigan. For boys undr1;o,1 ?? Wanton; 2id,Thonisn Rees Blowani -, rd, Jenn it Davies. Bloci competed. 1 flUCK H1NTs ...
... falling. !, The neat boat was hvtwesnl John Goodman, of Cornwall, and W. r Snec, of Devos, and in this match a display of tbesclence tank place i on each side, both men doing their heel, but they played tl~l t alt 0 John Maunder, another Devonian, and Goodman ...
... bitch tlocd, and Carr's Haugh, to run the bost of twenty-one courses at rabbits, ou Thuse- day, the 26th instant, at the Cardigan Arms, Leeds. PIDASTUANitt x3o11 a Monday a match to walk thirty miles, for 10 a side, between W. Leycock (of Bradford), and ...
... New Forest ?? Tuesday . Picked-post ?? 10 45 Saturday ?? b. ?? .10 46 South Oxfordshire ..Tuesday. Lambert Arms .. 10 45 Friday ?? Stanton St. John . 10 45 Pembroke . Tuesday . Corston . .lo 0 Friday ?? Laurenny ?? 10 0 ?? ?? Scolton ?? 0 Puckeridge ?? ...
... Llansawell ?? ?? rs Prestelgn ?? Llr..narth (Cardigan) . 21 ly, Talsarni ?? Brynniawr. ?? 24 E. Cardigan ?? ?? ?? ?? 24 reV ?? 10 Perly)Ont (Itadnor) ?? 25 'rkl Ne 11-tnor I'Id ?? 10 Abergiveinny ?? ΒΆ ?? 10 Cryninveh Arms ?? 25 is- Cryriait ?? 11 PontarJawe ...
... light-hearted nag, whose courage and b playfulness is evidently not diminished by a long and severe season, The Countess of Cardigan, w who is conversing with Colonel Forester across ethe shlggish stream which meanders through the e inviting meads; Mrs. ...