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... Street. DEWSBURY• Socialist Hall, Wakefield Road. Branch Meetings, Wednesdays, 8. —F. Lister, See., 28, Crosa, Woodbine Street, Flatts, Dewsbury. LEEDS (CENTRAL).—Tailoresses' Club, 33, Belgrave Street. Branch Meetings every Thursday at B.—Rennie Byles, Sec ...
... Jmmtmor, by Could Kail—Prinoraa Royal Mr Mallabry** bk b Jf« amyar, Baail—Moaoloto, beat Mr K, C. Vytar’a rod l aairea. ty Capt Flatt'a r w Lhoict, My Idaa—VUd Saa, beat Mr ilrlrra'a bk Mlnyryau. by Laaaaater—Khty Halooa utbaan’avrd by Ronald—Scotland Beauty ...
... Silver Girl Bfr, M’Neil’s Diablerie agst Mr. Mundelln’s Wharfdale Lass Dr. Kelly’s Kindle agst Mr. Smyrle’sSea Mr. J. Hooper’s Crown Brand Blr. Huntley’s Hannah’s Fancy B!r. Tyler’s Tyrant Macpherson Mr, W. Old Lammas Blr. A'croft’s Ben D&gmar Mr. H. Smit ...
... Calcutta, Beloochee from Alcyab, Inca free ?? ga, Wyoming from Ph~iladelphia, Salcomba from- ut of Santos from Alogadore, Crown from Girgenti, Norma free IArchangel, John from Quebec, Roscoe from Kooria, Meoris pro- and the Crimean from Alexandria,, tfor ...
... 4 agsi Brother Its, Royal Hart, 7 to 4 and 2 to 1 again Crown Pigeon, and 3 to I aget Vandal. Vandal made nearly all the running to within a few etuides of the chair when be was caught by Crown Pigeon, and at last S beaten by a neck ; a length and a half ...
... c-.eu's Bench Cocbt V_L— Drvisioi»Ali CorxT.— ■ ?? Justz cxe Cavx aivd A. L. Smith, at 10i.— Ex parte Motions oa the Crown Side. Crown Paper: Macey and Son v. Gilbey (March, clainiant), part heard - Beaver v. Garteide and others— Thomas v. Peek and^thers ...
... although neck of mutton a here epecified, it esrd of height for the Guards has been reduced folks would counter dear at half • crown, be found just as good when made from the breaa, from in to Mt lin, in itself a marked detethree shillings a bundle for 'apemen ...
... Spencer, Hcacbam; Co©, Islington, Lynn ; H. Aylmer, R. Aylmer, Norgate, Freeman, Sumraorfield, Dewing, Burnham ; Walters, Flatt, Carter, Northwold; Turner, Narborougb ; S. Gayford, W. Howlett, R. Flatten, Margorson, Long, Brown. J. Flatten, Wells, T. ...
... Spearman, Comptroller-General. BANKRUPTC i* ANNULLED. Hugh Welsh Cooper, 42, Wakefield-street, Regenfs- square, and the Old Crown, 479, New Oxford-street, Mid- dlesex, licensed victualler. BANKRUPTS. Richard Mogg Arnold, 9, King-street, Covent-garden, ...
... ?? flatt Ganette Xffictt 18, CHARING Cftoss ROAD, W.C. The Qneeni is to 'leave Windsor Castle for Osborne shortly after ten o'clock on Tuesday morning, and her Majesty is to travel by special train to Gosport, where she will embark at the Clarence Yard ...
... were extraordinary, but that his character was equal to his actions. The Morning Chronicle commended him, because to flattely, as to misunderstanding, his iron character was alike invulnerable ; closing its remarks with the ejaculation, Peace to ...
... spirit-stirring scene., and from the performance of deeds of daring which are unsurpassed in our military history, and the crowning success of his gallant labours before Delhi are known to u 3 all. (Cheers.) The achievements of Sir A. Wilson and his gallant ...