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... Marchioness. Ha was formerly well known gentleman jockey, and once rode in the Grand National. Madrid he had a serious racing accident, and then came to Tangier for the sake of his health. great friendship sprang up between tho Legation doctor's daughter ...
... well contested, and the rowing. whole, was considered remarkably good. With the exception of foals ia the coarse tho racing, alight accident earned by pleasnre bant being palled Ibe eo«* sc—which might Karo Keen sen ana mishap—all panned off w«(l. the committee ...
... THE FATAL ACCIDENT AT THE RACE. Mr E. D Batt, coroner, held ai enquiry at the Town Hall, on Friday at noon, reslp-cting the death of George Lloyd, particulars of wlich appeared in the FRRE PRESS af last week. At tie opening of the pro- ceedings the Coroner ...
... THE ACCIDENT AT CHESTER RACES. The adjourned inquiry into the cause of the death of Peter Astbury, steward of the Grosvenor Club, at Chester, and his son, George Trevor Astbury, who were killed by the fall of a stand on the course at Chester, on the Cup ...
... ACCIDENT TO RACE HORSES ON THE USE. Yesterday a van, containins the racehorses Queen Mab, Virgin Queen and Druid, and three jockeys, which had been placed on the Chertaey siding for the purpose of being attached to the train leaving Waterloo for Reading ...
... Accident at a Race Meeting. Irish jorlisy. O'Reilly. bits Is Dundelk as • result .4 wtolle at Leath ea listoreay. The is pettier up pleard its feet ea it ...
... PARIS TO MADRID RACE. SERIOUS ACCIDENTS ON THE FIRST DAY. THE RACE ABANDONED. POSITION OF__THE ENGLISH COM- PETITORS. The great Paris-Madrid automobile , race, which started at 3.45 on Sunday morning, was marked by an appalling number of diciastare in ...
... THE RACE. The Olive had slightly the best of the race from the start, and after rounding the buoy ran boom before the wind. In consequence of the accident, which the crew of the Olive were ignorant, the oilier boats gave up—at any rate, no result wee ...
... AN ACCIDENT. Whilst negotiating the last bend previous to iii ion in in the final of the mile race, .1. W. Daher (Polytuelinic), in trying to take the Mad hod the spokes of his trout wheel ripped out and he lost tarot of his cycle. As Lu tell he brought ...
... TERRIBLE ACCIDENT CWMBRAN COLLIERY. SEVERAL TRAMS RUN WILD. A RACE TO DEATH. ONE MAN KILLED AND SEVERAL ...
... ALAR3IING ACCIDENT TO THE HON C. S. BOLLS. On Thomday (yesterday) morning, doting the Paris to Vienna motor car race. the ear of the Hon C. K. lions punctured a front ore, and, becoming uncontrollable. ran against a tree with great 'intend , . Mr Rolls ...
... ACCIDENT TO THE IHAMROCK. SANDY ROOK, Tuesday Afternoon. The race to-day has had an unfortunate termination so far as the British boat is concerned. She bad been only 2/3 minutes racing when her topmastgave way and she gave up. wind in the ear:y morning ...