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... finally closed at the East India House, and &livered. to the Pier. PASsENOPR.S TO FORT ST. GEoRCE.—Mr. Win, wood, C. Duncan, C. Langton, H. Y. Martin, W. T. Saunders, j. M. Kelty, H. I. Cope, ,P. Barclay, W. I. Home, W. R. Chambers—Cadets. To Er: c L.—M r. ...
... to be Ensign, vice Tindal. North Chichester Volunteer,, Ensign Robert to Lieutenant, vice I'ostlethwaitc, resigned. David l.angton, Cent, to be Lieutenant. Joseph Lucas, Cent, to Ensign. Clackmannan Volunteers, Serjeant-Mayor Alexander Temple to Adjutant ...
... tie Ensign, vice Tindal. Chichester Polunteers. Ensign Robert Eggar to be Lieutenant, vice Postiethwalte, res,guf.d. Da‘itt Langton, Cent. to be Lieutenant. Joseph Lucas, Gent. to be Ensign. Clackma,ln;:n 1/dunteers, Se;jeant-Major .;.Ixaridet Temple to ...
... Gent. to be Ennio, vice Tindal. Ninth Chicheller Volunteers. Pesti Ewe to be Llestesatat. vice Yoftlethwahe, refried; David Langton, Gatt.to be Liestroast jaicyb Lucas, Gvat. to be Fair& CLiekmannan Volunteers. Alcsand, r Temple to be Adjutant. Cleveland ...
... vice fincial. Nurth Chichester Polunteers. • F.nsign Robert Eggar to be Lieutenant, vice Postlethwaire, resigned. David Langton, Gent, to be Lieutenant. 1.0c:4, Gent. tb be ,Ensign. Cluckinannan Volunteeis.. Serjeani-Major Alexauder Temple to be Adjutaht ...
... Sharpe and Markham Nicholson.—To Lieutenants, Ensigns Thomas hifcsnnlh ami John Heaiy. Lobe Ensign, John lirewerton, Cent. Doncaster Volunteer Intamry, Henry Cent, to be Lieutenant, viee J#wen, resigned Joseph Roberts, fient. 10 be Ensign, vice Sheplietd ...
... rids against Bockie user the Two- Mile Course. DONCASTER ST. I.EGER STARES. BETZING Stir 1 against Statelev. 7 t.. 1 ;linemen - it. Bto 1 agaiiitt Clercltrid. 9ln 1 against Sr J. colt, 15 to 1 against Langton 10 1 agaion he Brother to Hippocampus. ld to ...
... Mr. Mclhsh’s b c. vrs. old, lois' Zto Slrctcb. Won easy, * DONCASTER . l.ttiEß STAKES ’ }to I Stavelcy. 7to 1 .-.gainst Hippo agauisi Cleveland. 910 1 against iir J. Lu'.\ , to 1 against Langton. to to 1 against tlic broil’ campus, to 1 against sir I’aul ...
... exit-nominal 141 J AIL 1809; at winch (nue be received a medal of • .• ' . ,11.t . 1 ' 411PORTI100 INT LLIGENtiti , .1 ''DONCASTER RAMC I MONDAY, SEPT. 23. His rate of tones free (err all horns, frser.yror oils to carry l •t 4.n t ear 0144 I Ist tilt% ...
... b. c. Caleb Qiutseete, 3 yrs old - dr 14 to 9 apt. Chariot, 6 to 1 agst. Langton, Ito I set. Muter 6 tty ; after the heat the same; sod alter the seemed heat 6 to 5 on Langton-..won easy. Mr. W. N. W. liewitt's Mies Florn”ine Teazle, gar NS. ree h R ...
... hnungfrsiU:. men. Alex Cassano, i’all-Msll, audio>ecr. J. Beck, Bridgewater, Somersetshire,ironmonger. SPORTING INTELLIGENCE. DONCASTER RACES.— Thursday, Siverp .kes of logs, rath, with logs. T«o Mt. W. N. VV, Hevven’s Mia*; f I'ejzie - * 1.0-d l zwillbm's ...
... toogt:. -5 to 4 ac;tt the winner. • Ld Foley's C Zar Peter„Stt. rec. it. flout Mr. Haworth's.: 71t. 21b. B. C. 2oogs. . - • • DONCASTER RACES, 'SEPT. 26. SWeepftakes of aogs.eacb,. with zogs added. Two milcs. Mr. W. N. Hewett's Mils Hornpipe Tea 24 7 - IA ...