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... merit the continuance of former favours. the number W. friends Iw- been induced to mate tin- above alteration*, prevent racing, and accident!* that rntyb. -cur from fad driv.na In contact with Opposition *b»cb ba* lately been atarted at his fomter hours. ThUtnudka ...
... THE ACCIDENT THE STEAMER AMERICA, Beranmcr ami Lamartine are suffi ring from indi.spoaltion. | It is said that the former has finished his autobiography. Died, at Loudon, on the 9th inst., Thomas Ellis, Esq., of i the manuscript department of the British ...
... STEAM BOAT ACCIDENTS. K« th*» M*Tr*DtiV- Bill «*. »» «-»p*«t#d. in the •> Eewy day U-ai Wf*4*Uo* A 'iu** i.r* iIM een and too eatenaieely arted on. r*. :0 »hli pin; aa wtll a>«>e other matt.-ra, 7- and «e ...
... FATAL ACCIDENT SIS ROBERT PEEL. Till! of la«t announce* «u h» which Sir Kol IV.-l ii*» been acfereW injure ...
... for theij* departed cumrodub, by securing their remain., against indignity. ACCIDENT AT THE RACE *. regret have to record another accident to-day. At one of our endless races, Mr. Knox, young lieutenant in the Scots Fusilier Guards, son of Lieutenant-Colonel ...
... carried a stone less than Conjuror, and, c.i neertmftUt, Selim carried about a stone more than was obliged to do. In the first race, the pare was made first rate from the beginning, Tinderbox leading, but futulking at tho brook ; however, was first over, ...
... Rear. licemaa. To Samuel hem, Esq., M.P. FATAL MEAN.? 07 ACCIDENT.-00 the evenindof Wednesday week, Mrs. Murray, wife of Mr. William Murray, overseer to Mr. Brown, East Cairnbeg, met with au accident which has unfortunately terminated fatally. While in the ...
... Correspondent.) THE RACES. The Sebastopol Spring Meeting was held yesterday, March in the Tchemaya Valley. The ground on which the course was laid out was in the most perfect order ; the entries for the races were very numerous, and the racing carried out with ...
... 2 st. on his while the mare should never carry more than !• si. With these weights there would been a good race, and tlie chapter of accidents favour of the little one, her fencing qualities being superior those of the horse, who quires just such man ...
... often rinc •we have laughe I heartily have rd .ted this incident.” Kstih *,TE OF TUB Neoro Race.— lt should not be forgotten that the experiment in rese this race is essentially a new one. The nonsrn.'C about Hannibal, and Terence, and Cyprian, Au.ustine ...
... has sum cum pa rati statement of traffic 1843 and 1844, for two great weeks on that line, the Easter week and ilia Cheater race week. It is follow* Ea«cr week, ending April tt. nns fug |g A .. 13. mt. Rare neek. .. J 9. 18U sim •• » .. 0. 3>« u v givlag ...
... » sight in its way any afforded m the Exhibition itself. Ascot.— The Race fortheCcp.—At Ascot yesterday, the cup afforded most excited contest. Tlie winner and the second having raced together stride for stride from the half distance to the Judge’s chair ...