Help organising your research by adding bookmarking your articles. You can review your Bookmarks in the Saved area. *
* We take your privacy seriously. Bookmarks and notes are personal to you and are not public.
... 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 ...
... 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 ...
... 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 ...
... HANDICAP VOLUNTEER RACE— One Mile, in Uniform, with Rifle and Accoutrements. Open to Members ef auy Volunteer Corps in England. - » ' HANDICAP FLAT RACE— 2OO Yards. BUNDLE RACE— About 300 Yards, over Eight Hurdles. HANDICAP' FLAT RACE— IOO Yards. HANDICAP ...
... nothing but a piaiu tiiot, easily prov.-d ?? one week's tr.al. Exclusive lniorinatiou ior all Race Meetings, _e. turewuch. Cambridgeshire. Early hints ior ad races of importance. Tne Circular is ?? every Saturday, price io. _i.. and e.ia im ob- taineil ? ...
... THE A RACE TO RUIN. THE STORY OF WILLIAM PALMER. THE RUGELEY POISONER. By W. O. N. Collihsoi. HIV. XXV. f.NOW rust published]. COLONEL QUARITCH. V.C. A TALE OF COUNTRY LIFE. By H. Rider Hagoaed. Ceaptbe XXIX—EDWARD COSSEY MEE IS WITH AN ACCIDENT. Chiptei ...
... season of 1896 will see a great develop- ment in multi-cycle races. The great advantage possessed by the rider close behind a triplet or quadruplet in a paced race quite ruined good finishes in races over a distance last year in this country, where quads ...
... its doors only! and that chance is to throw open the racing of England to ama- teurs and professionals alike, to rule both by its excel- lent racing laws, and, that accomplished, England's cycle racing will be the first in the world, every meet- ing will ...
... about •‘new Broughams than any man that ever lived.—./ ...
... Yards, Open. 2.â Handicap Flat Race, 120 Yards. Members only. 3.â Handicap Flat Race, 440 Yards. Open. 4.â Handicap Flat Race, 880 Yards. Open. s.â Handicap Flat Race, 1 Mile. Open. 6- â Volunteer Race, Once round the Course, in ...
... On basinees at Brewery *heii Lcilfr exploded. Premium £1. Compensation £25J. ACCIDENT IN THK &HOP. Draper, Baatings— Fall from ladder. Premium £L Co&pentation £166^ ACCIDENT ON THE FARM. Farmer, Marsworth —Knocked down byacrit; com- pound dislocation ...
... Monday RACING SPECIAL in Existence. THB RACING MAIL, 6d. In consecjuence of tbs THE RACING MAIL, 6d. great demand for this THE RACING MAIL, 6d. wonderiullv- successful THE RACING M-UL, 6d. THURSDAY MO-ttBtf THE ...