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... Wc. c i VICE.CTIANCELLOR'S COURTTUrSDAYP His Honour heard exceptions and further directions this day. His HONOUR inaquired of the Bar, whether there had not been An order made by the Master of the Rolls restricting the number of Couneel to be heard on ...
... THE TRUE SPORTSMAN'S GAZETTE. T HE TiURF. T-IE DISGRACEFUL BUSINESS RESPECTING BLOOTSBUnRY. ?? we first heard that Lord Lichfield had agreed to suh- ,,it the disputedpedigree of Bloomsbury to the insestigation of a tribhnlal composed of members (with ...
... THE TRUE SPORTSMAN'S GAZETTE. THE TURF. THE JOCKEY CLUB. Whatever might have been the failings of James I. (a mass of self conceit, by the bye, whose egregious egotism rendered him ridiculous iln the estimation of his cotemporaries, and his Memory itsgutting ...
... THE TRUE SPORTSMAN'S CAZETTE. do- Very severe indisposition, we trust, vill plead suffl- A.,tlv for our inattention to several correspondents. THE TURF. TATTERSALL'S-MONDAY, APRIL16. The Angelica colt might be said to be overpoweringly pro- ioent throughout ...
... THE TRUE SPORTSMAN'S GAZETTE. THE TURF. Although, numerically speaking, the returns of Turf deeds are prolific, yet there are none just now of great interest, as -will be perceived in their pertial. Our statement of sayings and doings at the corner ...
... THE TRUE SPORTSMAN'S GAZETTE. I THE TURF. In the hope that the First October Meeting at head quarters, right mend in its attractions, as the week progressed, with indi.. cations too of fine weather, which were happily verified, and jresting that the rest ...
... THE TRUE SPORTSMAN'S GAZETTE., TO THE SPORTING WORLD. 'e shall feel deeply indebted to the Secretaries or in- fluential parties connected with Hunting, Coursing, Steeple Chasing, &c. &c., or any of our national amusements, to favour us with the Meets ...
... THE TRUE SPORTSMAN'S GAZETTE. I 6, THE TURF SUMMARY FOR 1840; WITH GLIMPSES OF 1841. In accordance with my custom for some years past, and in redemption of my pledge, I take up my pert once more to run through the principal events which have been transacted ...
... TH.E TRUE SPORTSMAN'S IAZETTE. I THE TURF SUMMARY FOR 1840;' WITH CLIMPSES OF 1841-rcontinued, and to be concluded in our next.) 1 The Royal Caledonian Hunt and. Kelso Races, with their. imposing heading, were any thing -rather than an 'imposition,i ...
... THE TRUE SPORTSMAN'S GAZETTE. I EDITED BY VATES. ASCOT HEATH RACES. TuESDn.y-Such is the modlern method of getting over a dis- tance, that the road has now not only ceased to be a bugbear, but has almost lost its very existence, as the Rail does ...
... Forester' ?? of e56. eilti, twice round and a dis. Mr. Harris's Victoria, aged, Sot 101b , (J. Haris) .0 i I Mr. Hughes's Sportsman,4 yes, 8it 91b , . . I 0 2 Mr: Lowe's Isabella, b yre, Sat 71b . , , , 0 0 3 Mr. George's Tlppoo, S ?? 71b . , , 2 dr 0 Won ...
... ut Chaffer's MOar CncevostNTr bs Omnibus I And mercy on us, look at thn object of titnt cv eof v olume of lsoghter-ibat rolling avalanche of mesrriment, ne Sec t Ils lbhat deleitmte-leoking gentleman on leocsebsck,who at tewould cest new glee more than ...