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... that the East Kent harriers, unuder the able esanagement of G. Leicth, Esq , take the field on the first week in October ; the kentiel and stable being both rtncolinmenly sieli filled, the former from, drafts of some crack packs in West Kent, and the latter ...
... and white, trimmed with silver. The Esquires of the Marquis were Lord John Beresford, Sir C. Kent, Mr. M. Whyte, Capt. Lumley, Capt. L. Ricardo, Mr. Maidstone, and Mr. J. R?{7 ?? ?? . W. Beresford, and the minstrels were an Irish piper and harper. Sir ...
... Earl Fitzwilliam and family, the Earl of Scarborough, the Earl of Lichfield, Count Harrack, the Earl of Harewood, &c. Lords Maidstone, G. Bentiuck, Kelburn, F. Fitzclarence, Rawke, Tenterden, Milton, &c. Sirs S. (and Lady) Gerard, David Baird. S. Clarke, ...
... eleven. Lord Yarborongh's hounds on Monday, ?? House Wednesday, at Somerby House; Friday, at Claxton Wood-at eleven. The East Kent hounds on Monday, at Ashley; Wednesday, at the Thorn, Stone-street; Friday, at Black Mill-at half-past- ten. SAILING MATCH ...
... themselves freely at 2 and 3 to 1 previous to the match. MATCHES TO COME. Monday, July 6, at Lord's-The County of Kent against England.- Players.-Kent: N. Felix, Esq., A .Myun, Esq., W.Mynn, Esq., C. G. Whittaker, Esq., Adams, Clifford, Hills, Hilyer, Pitch ...
... wife were out to have a peep at the grand objects of anxiety and interest. Calypso went and looked wveli, and a fine mare to boot, with the eonvieti6n that she had run well up to Beeswing for the Newcastle Clip, and it was elcar she had a early wvho like ...
... distance, has to carry 61b more than in the Cwsarewitch, and, in spite of the superb aid of a Robinson, we should not pop our golden egg into his basket. The Dey is uncertain in temper, is no great shakes at his best, and we opine, in his struggle for mastery ...
... his grasp-his cool forbearance from plucking the golden 'ruit by an act of precipitation inconsistent with his own feelings of propriety-were absolutely chivalrous, and wots him the best of all fruits-golden opinions from all who witnessed so fine an union ...
... company present we observed the following:. Marquis of Normnanby, Earl Wilton, Earl Vliltown, Earl Jer- sey, Lord Bruce, Lord Maidstone, Lord G. Bentinck, Lord Andover, Baron Austin, Sir F. Collier, Sir C. Cockerell, Sir F. Goodricke, Hon. G. S. Byng, Hon. ...
... Saturday, July 31, at Lord'e.-Harrew and Etous. SUSSEX v. KENT. A Grand Match of Cricket commenced here in the Royal Grounds on Monday, between two elevens selected from the counties of Sussex and Kent. This match being the first of the season excited great ...
... Lords Chesterfield, Rosslyn, Adolphus Fitz- clarence, IV. Lennox, Maidstone, G. Bentinck, Macdonald, Somerton, Southampton, Andover, Paget, E. Russell, &c.; Baron Austen ; Sirs C. Kent, W. W. Wynn, Gilbert Heath- cote, and G. Seymour; Honorables A. Villiers ...
... George -1 Jaris bwle hy eorgle- - 14-not ?? - - Chllsbole btittol - -bowled by Kent J Poaloi, bowled by ito - -culit by Sawyer-- 25 lPasgtan, lebovnitetyoito S-bowlFeld by Kent-- 0 Chauman, rn bout b - -it Il-caught by tUdall- -20 Thumpun ditto - - 2-leg ...