... connection with Hie great Stamford stable, has had a> very folr share of. successes during the past reason. He set the hall rolling at Nottingham Spring winning the Little John Stakes on Little Lady. At Lincoln he was not so fortunate, as he these had three ...

... from it one patrician patron, whose name we should ever be glad to welcome on the roll of the Jockey Club. In a more private sphere we trust that this chivalrous sportsman will enjoy every felicity; and though no longer active patron of racing, hope to ...

... au.l riches Newmarket. The town hut just oxuerieueed great loss. Some months h.'toio, the Duke Bedford bed died, who was sportsman m his heart, and who maintained Newmarket ol the most magnificent racing establishment* Ills son. say with the lovers racing ...

... White Lion. Cambridge, where a good spread had been prepared, which they did sportsman’s justice to ; Mr. Allen in the chair. After the usual loyal toasts had boon duly honoured, the chairman gave the health of Lord Fitzhardinge. which was drank with tho ...

... selecting lot four to furnish the winner, I shall take Cosmopolite, Little, Lady or Maid of Honour, Tattoo, and Brilliant, with preference for Maid of Honour and Brilliant. The Handicap Plate of half mile shall award to Little or Lord of the Manor. The ...

... Miring straight left-hauder on chin. From th« oonoassloft and tno atlppory State the gronud both foil, vo on his soat of honour, and the other on hie faro. aD 3.—Davo lod oil straight with left, but was stopped. Sullivan followed White all round the ...

... when business is resumed until Eleven o’clock. SHOOTING CAPES, ICs. (id., Waterproof* warranted never to become sticky in rolling up. Very light, lor pocket, 21 s.—Sent on receipt of P. O. order to EDMISTOX and SON, 5, Charing Cross (facing King Charles's ...

... Brayley’s Marsyas-Pearl, yrs, ort ( Betting:«to 4 Maid Honour, 9 quet, 1 agst Peignoir, to I each agat oI tho Mist and Peahen. Duplicity cut out the work, with Pea- Maubouruuet, aud Maid Honour close up, until Peignoir. Maid or llononr, Aoion ** and ...

... than usually successful in his selection of songs and parodies, whilst the admirable burlesque company o; the Strand Theatre roll forth both tho lines and tho music in a manner which shows tney not only have tho will but likewise the ability make tho most ...

... countries cordially inter- change the compliments of the season with their own | friends and associates. It is a custom well honoured tho I observance. We see no reason why tliis most gonial cere' mony should not extend beyond the circle of domestic life ...

... never to bocomo sticky in rolling up. Very light, for pockot, 21s. —Sent receipt of P. 0. order to El) MIST ON and SON, 5, Charing Cross (facing King Charles's Statue), London. IMPORTANT TO SMOKERS.—EXHIBITION 1863. Honourable Mention for SUOTT’S CELEBRATED ...

... Smith’s Sportsman, 5 yrs, 12st 91b (inc. 31b ex.)- Crawshaw 4 Mr. W. Brown's Brompton, 5 yrs, list 101b Mr. Inge Mr. J. Cadtsau’s Cherry Bounce, aged, 12st21b Owner u Betting: 2to 1 agst Karey, sto agst Rook the Gardener, and 3to 1 agst Sportsman. Won ...