... Babette. Gracie, Maddenstvwn, and othe were usefully emploved. Mr F F Clolen's Golden Cres scent, Golden Plume, and Little Widow came six fur. longs at a, good taco; Tyraut, Golden Tress, Lottie I filly, and Sonnuafnbula camee fve furlongs. Mr W P : Cullen's ...

... at, e'xtra- ordinary low prices, as follows:- Blucher Boots, from ?? 3s 9d per pair.i Laced Shoes ?? ?? 4s 6 6 Tie do. ?? ?? 3E 6d Short Wellington Boots ?? 8s Od Long do. do. ?? IOs Od LADIES' BOOTS AND SHOES. The whole of the Stock in this Department ...

... Corragh, Friday. T A showery morning. Mr. F Cullon gave Golden 1b I Crescent arousing gallop of one mile ; Calamity t. joined in the last five furlongs ; Monica, The c Dummy, The KRhedive, Golden Plume, Postman' 3 i Little Wideow, and Duchess of- Fife ...

... FOR THIS WEEK, LicieidWeler-pnrsman Asgroe ?? Life, Chnnirm;trv: Field, 'Golden 'Maze or during- Cup; Land and WVater, Golden, Maze or Devslin~, Licensed Victualler..' Gazette, Golden M11aze or M1orven; Sporting Itne., ungaianor fleveliti. Benueser Wele ...

... crop in this neighbourhood, batting hiurricanes Sussex and Worcester avill growv an increase. East Kent will pro- bably be short, and the Weald of Kent will grow somethiimg more than last year. A man named Michael Milurphy, who had long attended n at ...

... OID'DAMP FEET AND TAXING COLD By Wearing ARTHUR WEBB'S Famous Walking Boots. Gentlemen's Boots, lMs, 16s, 18s, 21s. -Ladies' Boots, 8s Gd, 10s 6d, 13s, 16s. Boys' and Children's Boots and Shoes in variety. ARTHUR WEBB, 34 UPPER-SACVULE-TRr.R ABY L INIENS ...

... M Mlahers Fnse, 5 rs Mr M A Mshees Thunderelp,4'yre Mr R D Jarneson's Nickt, 4 yre E MrMI'Mahon'sWax, 6yra Mr 3 N Talbo's Golden Tress, 4 yrs Mr D Shel' Ipwlng, 4 yr ? Mr Gils Annie, 6 yrs Mr Dayles Parkrsger, 5 yr3 ARIUVALS. Battle Bell may Nigb Oro ...

... merchant, Essex, 60; T; H1 ,Candy, Esq, Cambridgeshire, 27; W C Obilds, gent, Essex, 2- John Cleary, gent, Golden, 1; Patrick and William ?? farmers, Golden, 104; William Condon, farmer, Tip- perary 9; J Oook, farmer, Bedfordehire, 80; Sarah Co-k, Bed. a ohrar ...

... make e considerable reduotion/nl ap b Ladies' Boots and Shoes. Black Cloth Boots at ?? bs. bd. . Fur Shoe ?? I s. d, Bronre and Coloured Is. 6d. GENTLEMENS' DEPARTMENT. Every variety of Gentleimens' Boots and S!hes at prises hitherto unknown in this ...

... -eaded to sweepstakes of 10 soss cae for starters only; for three year oles. About a mile. Myr M D Peacock's Golden Drop, by Tertins-Golden 1 Drrcam. Set,.SI.. handley I. Mr ,T H Rouldeworth's Evle, Set Sib (car Set 4tb) -1 Cannon 2 Sir B Sal-dine's ...

... of Waiters, won by 30oyards; 10yards between second and tbird. Boys' Boot Race, 100 yards, the boots being heaped at . the turning, post. each competitor upast pick out his own boots, put them on, and lace themu before finishing- Rogers, I; Every, 2-Trowbridge ...

... Young, Reading; Mutrday, Worthing; 1 er, Cheltenham, Chemist to the Royal Family; Fisher, 11, sgate; Mares, Godden and Co., Maidstone; Mrs. cceyr, Bath; Tucker, Southampton; Bettison, jun., Jo gte; Stubbs, Hastings; FowleandWalker, Epeom ?? ioaston; Rayner ...