... yearling colts, whose pluck and endurance was manifest to their last gasp, we have messed the exhibition of much racing quality. ACCIDENT AT THE EXHIBITION BUILDING, PARIS. —During the gale which prevailed in Paris on Saturday a a pavilion, four storeys ...

... yearling colts, whose pluck and endurance was manifest to their last gasp, we have missed the exhibition of much racing quality. ACCIDENT AT THE EXHIBITION BUILDING, PARIS. —During the gale which prevailed in Paris on Saturday a a pavilion, four storeys ...

... sounder basis the future constitution of blowing fresh, and with no after sail, her weath • • • • day's racing. er accident, or even risk of accident, whether on this or ket enables the spinner better to meet the present rate of yarns, in which nothing ...

... FATAL ACCIDENT AT THE BOAT RACE. Soon after the start an old tug k no wn as the , Thomas, ran foul of Citi zen L and was capsized. One man unfortunately was d ro wnc d, an d it i s a wonder a number of others were not als o d r o wne d, a s these ...

... FATAL ACCIDENT AT THE BOAT RACE. Soon after the start an old tug, known as the Thomas, ran foul of : Citizen L and was capsized. One man unfortunately was drowned, and it is a wonder a number of others were not also drowned, as these little tugs ...

... RACING Ascot Heath 13 Tenbury l5 Newcastle-on -Tyne 2O Hampton 2l Knighton 03 Carlisle 26 JU Newmarket Worcester 4 EXTENSIVE CONFLAGRATION.—The immense foundry B ar nstaple , belonging to Messrs. B o l ckow and Vaughan, at Middles- Lancaster .. ...

... EXTRAORDINARY ACCIDENT. An accident of a Most extraordinary character ' which might ha,vo been attended with mos t serious sequences, occurred at Sou thwell races on Thursday. Al a turn in the course five horses engaged in the first race of the day suddenly ...

... UNTOWARD ACCIDENT. At this mornext an accident occurred by which the Ittcnse excitement of the moment may be understood. Looking back from the position of advantage occupied by the privileged steam vessels, an ugly sight was tiiiihle in the thick of the ...

... FATAL ACCIDENT. An inquest was hold in Hull on Wednesday on the body of Mrs. Wilson, wife of a master chimney-sweep, who was killed by the overturning of a trail when they were on their way home from the 13overley races on Wednesday last. It appeared ...

... many others, were prei' Alt. The rowing, although characterised by many accident A, was on the whole very good. FIRST HEAT. .Mr. N. H. Vertue 1 3. 1 . r. C. Grace r. A. B. Rocke Mr. race took the lead, but immediately rowed into a boat, and Mr. Rooke coming ...

... Searles's got well away. Messrs. Rs iguael and Hunt made a splendid race to the Crabtree, wheife,the latter got away. FINIAL HEAT. Mr. Burgess Mr. Lowe Mr. Vertu Mr. Dunnage • • • • A splendid race. a good start, Burgess having the worst of it. Tlfe`tkilien. ...

... buShel of wheat. DREADFUL ACCIDENT TO PRINCE ALBERT'S GROOM WHILE BIDING IN ATTENDANCE UPON HIS ROYAL HIGHNESS.—Tuesday afternoon between one and two o'clock, Herr Huisch, groom to Prince Albert, met with a very serious accident in Windsor Great Park, while ...