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... Slipper: Mr Heyes. THE BCAEISBRICK CUP, for all aged. i. Barlow’s Briton beat J. Berry’s Brisk (2) Halewood’s beat Mr Barlow’s Whig Mr Heaton’s Miss Halsall 11. beat Mr Kerfoot’s Unde Sam Shepherd’s Sally beat Mr Heaton’s Host. ii. Bi iton beat Bess | Sally ...
... Disraeli, on the hustings, dressed in hia usual blue coat with brass buttons and buff waistcoat, the orthodox costume of the Whigs when and Liberalism were convertible terms; but the Lord of and the Lord of Hartwell were great friends, and the doctor’s ...
... 100 200 1 others. Poet-office orders payable the General Post Office. Cheques crowed London and Westminster. VALENTINE and WHIG iff, WILLIAM THE FOURTH TAVERN, ALBANY ROAD, CAMBERWELL, and 97, FARRINGDON-STREET, LONDON, Execute COMMISSIONS from not less ...
... still ran well behind, evidently keeping himself m for the final effort. In the mile Roydagaveup, and only three were left in, Whig ham leading Kennedy ten yards, while Warner followed 100 yard* behind. Ktnntdy behind Wbigham until the last lap, ran him the ...
... was a boy horse, bred the Earl of Godolphin, 1740, out of the large Hartley mare by Hartley's Blind Horse, her dam Flying Whig, by the Woodstock Arabian. He waa horse of high form and goodness, as, during time of his running, he beat the famous horsea ...
... horses are too listless to kick ? kish men have almost proverbially queer notions about electioneering matters. To break a Whig voter’s head is, tho part of Tory opponent, considered a meritorious action. contested election which passes off without little ...
... including the Harp nden Meeting. Price Is.; post free. Is. Id. London; Wilma Wright, 16, York-street, Covent-garden. VALENTINE and WHIG II T, 25a, FARRINODON-STREET. CITY, LONDON, (Late of the William the Fourth, Albany-road. Camberwell), execute COMMISSIONS ...
... hDay ® Lovell, Bew 0 Spurar bA'Slata.v.eve Smith, bßow • cCSSder not «(t >1 C. Day. Ibw. Bew 7 A. Slate, E*..o Carpenter, b Whig, bA. Slate.- . J Locha, b Carpenter I Chaney, .t Day, bO. Day.. 1 » Bvm 10. l-b t, w Uyee I, l-b 2. W L Total « Total Umpires: ...
... races that have taken place this year, up to and uicluding the Ipswich Meeting. Price Is.; post free. 1». Id. London: William Whig hi. 16. York-atreet. Covent Garden. TUE RACING INDICATOE, the host Turf Adviser published.—.Authentic and reliable ncm on the ...
... of this case, which reported in our issue of Thursday last, Mr James iiammill. t*ookmaker, of has written a letter Northern Whig, from which w© extract the following remarks:—“ Bam© time before tho Derby, Mr Scully, the steward the Ulster Club, inquired ...
... VALENTINE and WHIG 11 T, Member* of Tattersall’s. Victoria, and City Clubs, 25a, FARUINtiDON-STREET, LONDON. YORK AUGUST MEETING. Full market prices on all races at the above meetings to and including the morning the race. place betting. DONCASTER BT ...
... General Peel, the Earl of Westmorland, Admiral Rous, and Sir Williamson Booth, Bart. , Coloihs Kidf.rs. Mr R. Herbert and whiG diamonds; Sir W. Tlirockmorton's, black and white diamonds. Don. Asir.H Skitkuui it Mkktiso. —The Doncaster .Plate ha* closed ...