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... 21 lbs. extra. About 2£ miles. I—Mr. R. Hardy's (11 Hus) Bluette .. ..5 yrs 2—Mr. Gough's (52 L. I.) Alandale aged 3—Mr. A. Peyton's (11 Hus) Quickstep .. . .aged 4—Capt. F. D. Grissell's (11 Hus) Sir Thomas, .aged s—Mr. J. Baird's (16 Lan) The Rake ...
... filled up by the appointment of Mr. Gathorne Hardy, who was created Viscount Cranbrook, April, 1878, and the appointment of Colonel Frederick Arthur Stanley as Secretary of State for War succession to Mr. Hardy. The Presidency of the Board of Trade was vacated ...
... remains in the regiment. 22 miles. Hardy’s bm Buverte, 5 yrs, by Wild Oats W. Harrison’s be Cuancery Suit, by dam by Lot | Edmund Talbot's br g Matapon, by Picador. . 4—Capt. F. D. Grissell’s ch g Sim Tuomas, by Thomas- . town, dam by Small Hopes | 5—Capt ...
... dozen.—Apply at the office of this paper. For Light Cavalry. Well-Bred Handsome MARE, warranted sound, docile, plucky, very hardy, rising 5, 15 hands. £50.—Apply G. Heeswell, Princes Town, Dartmoor. Marquees and Tents. EVERY size and desciiption for SALE ...
... Infantry and Cavalry were both out for drill on luesday, the former under the General Commanding and the latter under Sir Thomas McMafcon. The Duke of Cambridge, I understand, will make his annual spring inspection about the early part of May after which ...
... warm terms of the serviceable condition of the C and E batteries, com- ing the bri ROYAL ENGINEERS The by Lieut.-General Sir Thomas companies marched past in complete , KCB. The order, very steadily, and were highly complimented upon their smartness and ...
... blood, and a sartin check on crowners’ i it’s a corrective A Facr.—Canvasser: “I lying on couch dead. give Sir Sir Thomas vote this Dr. Thomas Jones Saunders, Lady Margaret- —, meaner, of deant if wil ed Toffnell Park, said he was called to 165, Brecknock- ...
... body should be de- posited there. The private arrangements for the ceremony were carried out by Mr. of the firm of Messrs. Thomas White & Co. Captain P. J. Hughes, Scottish Rifles, A.D.C., and Acting Brigade- Major, 2nd Brigade, was deputed by the military ...
... perished in the Risca Colliery disaster terminated on Thursday. The jury returned verdict to the effect that the death of Thomas Bowden was occasioned by an explosion, but what caused tne explosion there was no evidence to show, the jury also expressed ...
... understood to be destroyed, and the camp was ignored. The western (or defending) force was under command of Major-General Sir Thomas McMahon, C.B. and consisted follows:—sth Lancers, (Colonel Massy) Hussars, (Colonel Mussenden) C and batteries, E brigade ...
... Davit,) SADDLE AND HARNESS MAKER. MARKET HOUSE. ALDERSHOT. (Opposite the New Police Station.) ALL OJF STABLE UTEINrgiLS. THOMAS THORNTON, Nurservman, Seedsman, & Florist, Heatherside, Bag shot, and Frimley. Bedding Plants, Flower Seeds, and Gardening ...
... ade dra s and Jhe increase of pay to the &rmy has been pretty well discussed in camp during the week, and on the whole Mr. Hardy's scheme appears to give satisfaction No doubt the men would prefer having the • day extra with their regular pay, instead ...