... I met an old lady and her son returnee' from similar refreshment. Under his arm were his Bible and Prayerliciok, and in his hand wail the Referee, which be read aloud to his aged and beloved parent in a low and musical voice. The dear old lady took in ...

... sleep, I nut an old lady and her son returnjn from similar refreshment. Under his arm were his Bible and Prayer. book, and in his hand war the Referee, which he read aloud to bier aged and beloved parent in a low and musical voice. The dear old lady took in ...

... reverie, Well could my Sabbaths be past. When blown in the sweet autumn zephyr, he Saw the Fraud bills of the Referee, So he - is happy at last e A nicer old gentleman than Sir Robert Carden never accommodated me with a seat on the bench, but I am none ...

... Mr. 0. Bush's Boudoir, Bst 71b, both two-yen-olds, last half of R.M't loo,h ft. At the Pint Spring Meeting, 1878, Mr. C. Bush s Bonnie Charlie, against Mr. Quartermaine East's Florentine, both two-year-olds, Bat 101 b each, last half R.M. 100, h ft. At ...

... third. WENTWORTH STAKES of 100 each, ft, for twoyear-olds ; 6 furlongs ; 6 soot. Lord Falmouth's b f Janette, by Lord Clifalen, Bat 10lb f'. Archer w.o DON STAKES of 60 ion uch, h ft, for thraa.yoar•olds ; last mile. Mr. Jos. Dawson's Bruce IL, by [fine ...

... flourished about 1767, and I came across his bill the other day among some old programmes. I gave you last week ono of my own songs on Baas's beer ! here is one of somebody else's on porter. It's very old and very good : Porter I drink for noble souls ...

... -111/140. 1 ; Imagism% FIRST OCTOBER TWO.YZAR-OLD 1; ; Jeansine, 3. Four tea. TWO.TRAR-OLD 3WEEPISTAELL—Ositavist e 1 ; Beaty, 2 ; S. tam. TIMITT.III3IIB TRIENNIAL FROMM I Malik 2 ; Clasen Nary, & BILLING 111TARRL—Oelien 1; Mao ; 3. am FIRST MINIM IT ...

... OPT. 30. 1877 TIC AND MUSICAL GOSSIP. lOW Foisted ell tite Abashes es beyond desoriptios. Est the old halt repeated. The week from of • Kr. It C. bur dose the book. resoled that testy timely printed pope el wit would prove to as ahead:es The foot ought ...

... fault lien in the . fact that each 'Agar* stands out from an the rest, like the wooden done that need to gyrate in front of an old.fsehioned barre Loren, and. truth to tell, the children of Mr. 'Taylor's fancy are about as true to nature. Of the sating of ...

... made Do will be ruled off for life. Pedigree certificate@ have bees lodged with Mass Weatherby of the following three-year-olds belonging M. C. de Besuregard :—Bataille, b f, by Ferrara out of Battaglia ; and Poems by Tromeltro oat of Casetiers. The following ...

... explanation is found in the fact that the ladies were friends and relations of the judge, the counsel, and the authorities of the Old Bailey. Among the list of fashionables who honoured the performance with their presence, I believe 1 sm correct in naming the ...

... timer ; and J. Tarryer, winner of Doggett's coat and badge, were all announced to figure at the Mogul on Thursday last. The bills said England's champions for this night only. Complimentary to the champions, wasn't it P The Philhannosio at Islington was ...