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... horses not thorough-bred ; se- cond horse saved his stake. Mr. Irwin's br c Smallhopes, 3 yrs old (Jones) 1 2 1 Mr. C. Hawkes's b f Mavourneen, 3 yrs old 2 1 2 Mr. Knaresbro's gr c by Sir Hercules, 4 yrs old 3 dis. Mr. Harkin's gr c by Regulator, 3 yrs ...
... to save stakes with his lordship.'. I said, Yes, with I pleasure-with what horse would yqu recommend me to c save ? With Cush, said Murphy. I said no, I will t take Argirio. Murphy then went away, without even 1 hinting at my saving stakes ...
... his death was deeply deplored and regretted by tis comrades, s E antid his friends, Ul On Sunday evening the master of the smack Busy, of v d Fowey, and his son, a fitre youth, had been ashore trans- te acting some business, and were returning to the ...
... have es-- g- isted in wretched Ireland-the real cause of poverty. dis- hturbance, and, consequenily, 'absenteeism. We may also hope that by the secularisation of the millions annually ie di'vided among the higher clergy, -and their appropriation n to state ...
... to save his stake. 2'sovs. each entrance. ir. Ilignans hI o Drobleen, by Wedge, a rE old, lost 121bi (Mr. G. Moore). . . . . . Mr. Foster's h f Dlscretlon. 4 yrs oid, list i21b . 2 2i Mr. Knareshoro's brm The Cottage Maid,4 yrs old, list 7b ° dis Mr. ...
... Irish who have gone to settle on land ?? Irish seekiog employment, principally in the Ct°in try, of whom 4,412 have been brought outat t the expense of their friends ?? TroIMAS W. CLE~ 't Proldent of the Irish ErigrSs ...
... sincere friends f th of every party and denomination, whocan eete.ll. of ameliorating her condition or sece;ilg h ?? It, airous, then, to throw cff from myself the stig 1t serting a cause which I have long advocated 5 fully submit to the friends of Ireland ...
... in very early youth, while Mr. Garrick was yet at its head She was first married to Mr. Brereton, an actor lof some talent. Not many years after his decease she be- came the wifeof Mr. Kemble, to whom she remained fondly attached. Hle died about 20 years ...
... MEETING-TuITIOI 9DAY'. S Curragh of Kildare Ctesarewich Stakes-A Free Handicap of 20 save each, It ?? ft. with 1 00 sove added-about two miles and w ai-quarter- Second horse to save his stake. Mr Watts' b ht King Dan 5 yre, old, Set Sib (Doyle) - -1W Mr Nolan's ...
... preserve order and keep the cours50eter,whiclhtheydid mosteffeotivelyv. The ground was very 3hard and moat hate been moat trying to the understandings of the running horses. One fine mare (The Maid of Erin) broke - down in the race for the Ladies' Purse ...
... .. 3 0 Mr. Russell's brec Brother to Arab Rlobber, .4 yrs,; 7st 2ib 0 0 ?v Mr. Coartenay'S.1b g Tfie.Silenrt Friend. 6.yrs, 8St 21b ?? 15 di First hoat--:Th6 Arab Robber made the running to th-- 'ast turn, where Lady Gra y and Tare went in front, buttlie ...
... Calomel, aged,,,st .2. . ?? 2 The.iChampagne Stakes of 1o sors el h, h ft with sO added for; : l'trowYrcolds, the second to save his stak Onoe mile, eFour- rtoen subs, six of whom paid 51each. Mr.J. Osborne's Snowdrift, 7st 71b . ?? Mr. Green's Osbaldeston ...