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... 5 to 2 against Master Betty, 14 to 9 against Youn Chariot, and 5 to | agst Langton; after the first heat, betting nearly the same ; after the second heat, 6 to 5 on Langton. Won easy. Sir-W, Hunlock’s ch. f. Gallina, by Overton, out of Palmflower, beat ...
... —John Hulbert, of Brisiol, Merchant.—Wm. Oakley, of Bath, Coach-master.—Win. Broadbent, of Hull, Mercliam.—John Outwin, of Doncaster, Yorkshire, Grocer.—Thrinias Behoe, of Reading, Painter and Glazier.--:Wm. Allen, of Castle Street, Leicester Fields, Middlesex ...
... Brother to Truffle.—Taken. KS. 6 to Lagainst Loo; but there was no betting OATUA 4 to 1 against the Duke of York’s Leah. DONCASTER ST. LEGER. 11 to Las nst the Castrel Colt. arity in the betting-room was the The p rincipal topic for jocul “ Fortunate Youth ...
... —Henry Beaumont and John Wilson, of Carlisle, commksion-agents and drysalters. June IB.—Timothy Alorine and John Harrison, of Doncaster, dancing-rn zsters. Aug. I.—John Swayne and James Wigan; of Bristol, ironmon. , 6 era. , Jun , - 50.—Wi11iam Shelley, Richard ...
... Plymouth* dock.— 3. Sykeh .v , Yorkshire,tanner, AM .0,4, April 15, Guildhall. Atrs. King, Ca--le-stre ...
... tradition of a Parliament having been held there by King Edward I. Near Blidworth, there a large and ancient elm, called Langton Arbour, which even some centuries ago was sufficiently remarkable to give a name to one of the forest walks, and to have keeper ...
... Moseley, St. Edmund Hall j Richard Latham, Fellow of Brasennose; Rev. Robert Hussey, Student of ChristCliurch; Rev. Chas. Langton, Trinity. —Bachelors of Arts. —Hugh Seymour Treroenhrerc, Fellow of New College; Richard John Lockwood Maydwell, Wadbain —The ...
... VV Ellis Orford Sir H Kildeibce-)- H F Cooke Oxfordshire— Lord Norreys J Oxford University Sir R Inglis T G B Oxford— 3 H Langton H Hughes Pembrokeshire— Sir J Pembroke H O Owen Peiiryn Sir C Lemon J VV Freshfield Peterborough Sir R Heron Milton-)-Petersfield— ...
... Breose, Chester, « Jones, Oswestry shire, mercers—Bowly and Lucas, London, ice, Ellice, Forsyth, and Kinnear, London Langton and Langton- brewers—Thelwell and Hatfield, Man ester, amiths—Buehanan and Camberwell, rerdsinen- Findley, and M’Mayne, Glasgow ...
... There are 125 subscribers tothe Derby, and 95 to the Oaks for 1833.—Riddlesworth continues first favourite for the Great Doncaster St. Leger at 4 to 1. On Monday Philip Pusey, Esq., took the oaths and his seatas a member for Cashel; and the Hon. Duncombe ...
... Chancellor. RESIGNATION OF MINISTERS. Earl Grey rose to present petitions in favour of Parliamentary Reform from Calne, Doncaster, North Shields, Dumfries, and Wigton and from the county of Monaghan, for the abolition of tithes Ireland.—The Noble Earl ...
... Lumley, T. Houldsworth, Esq. heote, Sir G. N. Noel. Somerset—West, E. A. Sanford, Esq., J. C. K. Tynte, $q.; East, Col. Gore Langton, W. P. Brigstock, Esq. Southampton—N orth, C. S. Lefevre, Esq., J. W. Scott, South, Lord Pa lmerston, Sir Geo. Staunton. ...