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... others started. The St. Leger hero's owner and the Brummnagem blades booked it over, laying 4 to I on him, and 20 to I against Hardy in the lucky saddle.-In 1831 Sir R. Bulkeley's Pick- pocket scampered off with the stakes, ridden by W. Jones, and the odds ...
... Hill, and J. Entwistle. Corn. J. Yates. 4 R. S. Norris's Gipsy, T. Mason, stroke, R Misson, J. Mason, and Wim. Lomas. Con. Thomas Mason. 5 J. Pye's Ware, J. Burrows, stroke, J. Pye, W. Light- foot, and E. Sanderson. Coxn. Wm. Pye. THE BOROUGH CUP, value ...
... at Red Robin .. ?? t 118Mr II Heoreby's Hardy ..Mr Ulowes'b Carnation co lO Sitcomen TzEa-iHaboas Corpus beat Cormoranti Hardy beat fo Red jifbill. ili the DEcieoce Coussel-The owners of Habeas Corpus and Hardy fe tile dividesuthctstkes. .P the Tie next ...
... Legislature, and now only waits th? signature of the Goverese to become a law. Itowirso Ms.vcis.-The setiller's contest between Thomas Cook, of Bungerford, atid FrederIck LetS, of Lambesh, far £25 aside, caine off on Tuesday last, the distance being is-sm Baiteresa ...
... cream, celsetnuet, piebalti, assd~of every size on a limited scale', hetiveen twenty-eight a4V1 fgzy4y-onrinclaes. lie is hardy, docile, and capable -of, hejing; bigs mettle. Like tie hog, lie. undergoeo' &, 1io'fed tranisitiols inl tse annual aspect ...
... Bankrupts. LONDON AYTMAV 21, BURRELL Thomas, of Bilfericav Pun 3, July 2. Bankrupt*' tourSToiiritor c, i ? cd ctualler. •>»« r^ ™^ °« K't'tion. Dated May is. r ...
... l«arrar Mr Thomas Haigh 4,600 Mr. R. 5.000 M r. James Sharp | 1.000 Mr. Brook* 500 4,0 Mr. J. 100 Mr. H Hewitt 3.500 3.500 Messrs. Porteus and Co 2,000 2.000 Mr. (ieorge Hodgkinsoii SOO Mr. Thomas Forrest 50 Mr. Woveuden 4'ouO Mr. Thomas Daniels 25 H ...
... F. Ayolabon, Thomas Edwards, Esq. to Miss Hannah Posnett, both of the above place. DIED, On the 24th ult. in the b2nd year of her age, Ann, widow of the late John Thorpe, Esq. of this city. On the 24th oil. in his 57th year, Mr. Thomas Evans, landlord ...
... score:- LONGSIGHT. : SALmonD WELLINGTON. T. H. Hardis c Beardsall b - Beaver b Hardie ?? Smith ?? 19 - Cookeon b Barton:._ 3 J. Wetherell raun ou t ?? - Smith b Wetherell. I W. Towle b Beaver . 101 - Bagley o Hardie b Allison. 18 J. W. Allison a Smith b Bag- ...
... Cathedral, by the Rev. R. Remington, Mr. Thomas Gordon Sloan, of Dalstont, Middlesex, to Alice, youngest daughter of Mr. John Travis, of this town. At Tyldesley Chapel (by licence), by the Rev. T. B. Potter, Mr. Thomas Foxoroft to Miss Mary Rigby, both of ...
... ihn' eg-aknt-li.T lO lJ - L~ord7Excter'sFilbert. taken. £1 looo 10 Mr C. Dorrien's Golden Plover-taken to 45 17, t0to ta . r Thomas's Bevarloc-talcen. is Offers to take 1,000 to II about Talfourd. n '4 to I aget Mr S. Hawks names Mistltelo-tsken., d 4 I ...
... Surteea'sHoneywood ?? JP Osborneo I Ing Mr Wetters's Lord ?? ?? Carroll 2 yes Mr Walker's Roger ?? Tempieman3I VI r. Mr Thomas's ?? Basham 4- bhat Won bye h ead, ?? of 5 Soya, each, with 20 added.' Once round. the76 Mt-Johnson's Solyman, 4 ?? Kendall ...