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... DREADFUL RAILWAY ACCIDENT. fearful accident occurred to one of the trains returning from Ascot to London on Tuesday night Owing to many false starts the races were not over till a late hour, and as it drew towards evening considerable anxiety waa experienced ...
... n^ RACING. v ?? NEWTON RACES, 1832. (Tbt WEEK after MANCHESTER RACES) STEW ABBS. WILLIAM TURNER, (.on. and M-lOS HOULDSWORTH, lioq. M. P. W EON ESDAV, June M. A Province Stakea of £5 aov. each, for three- ' _ V year olds ; colts lo carry Use 41b. fillies ...
... Hors3s ludexcd, wiih their Pedigrees; Spring Meetings in 1854;Deiby Lots ; Laws of Racing, Lengtlia of Courses; Wiuners ofthe Great Races from their com- mencement; Races to come. &c.,&c. London: PiPEa, Stephbnsox, and Spence, 23, Pateruoster-Row ; H. Sotheran ...
... selling price, to go to the race -fuud.— Oue saahr a.d three quarters. Tbe fctlloniug Close and Name by Six ?? the Evening before Running. TBE GRAND STAND PLATE (Handicap) of 70 ■was. tor all ages. Entrance 2 soys., to lo Hie race- __■__—Oue mile. THE TWO ...
... 6d., a TTTUMV SUPPLEMENT to RUFF'S A r UIDE TO THE TURF ; or POCKET RACING *» HF. iiinN FOR 1854, containuig a Calendar of _° ». P ct- i«%p to he end of August, and tbe Horses the Races pas i, p Pedi| j reeB . Performances of the f__! ?? up to the same ...
... row. Inspectors :— Mr. Wm. Jackson, ?? asd Mr. i J. T. Thompson, M.R.C.V.S. ACCIDENTS WILL HAPPEN! Provide against the losses that follow by taking a Policy AGAINST ACCIDENTS OF ALL KINDS, of the BAILWAY PASSENGERS' ASSURANCE COMPANY The oldest and largest ...
... TTNIMPEAC— ABLE TESTIMONY from MASTERS IJ of HOUNDS, MASTERS OF HARRIERS, TRAINERS of RACE HORSES, and OTHERS ! _ -pRoVES tbe UTILITY in the STABLE of |^ LLIMAN'S ROYAL EMBROCATION. npHE TESTIMONIALS and DIRECTIONS for nring, bound np with the eight spirited ...
... provide for onr poorer neighbours, when suf- fering from Sickness sad Accidents? And, when it is called to mind that during tbe past year upwards of Twelve Thousand Cases of Disease and Accident were relieved at ths SHEFFIELD PUB- LIC HOSPITAL and D18PEN8ARY ...
... Odtee.iHa-laeseßaUC^ Wmmuomm ACCIDENTS OF DAILY LIFA insured agalnat by THB RAILWAY PASBENGBRS ASSURANCB OOMPANT BstabUahed 1848), 4, OOBNHILL, LONDON. ?? £1,000000 Inoo,ne ?? -0*16,000 COMPENSATION PAID FOB 112,000 ACCIDENTS £3,315,000. Ctalm «» Hasvle ...
... BROOMFIELD, Secretary. Agents fop. Sheffield: HENRY H. EARL and SON. 37 PROVIDE AGAINST ACCIDENTS! ACCI- DENTS WILL HAPPEN! A fixed snm in case of Death by Accident, and a Weekly Allowance in the event of Injury, may be secured by a Poiicv of the RAILWAY ...
... BepayaWe by weekly or ru -,t I Also drawing and bedrfj- . ?? ' -a .- v RQBT. 2100,77*19.; ?? ' id, »' Stockton Races. The greatest race of the day is to get the first pick of the many bargains to be had at W. STEAD k CO.'S GREAT OU.\_MER /CLEARANCE ...
... STOCKTON RACES, 1879. THE YOEKSHHIE CLOTHING COMPANY, 103, HIGH STREET, STOCKTON. TTIHE public are requested to come and ?? ?? BE £HIRE CLOTHING CO.'S STOCK. Nowhere cisc can Clothingbe obt£n_d at such value. GENTLEMEN'S CLOTHING. TORKSHIRE CLOTHING Co ...