... member should attend. dog show and general lead this evening. Jan 11, at Jemmy Shaw’s old established Old Queen's Head Tavern Crown-court, Windmill-street, Haymarket. Entrance free, open all this occasion. Mr Hoodies* will preside, with his and matchless ...

... £lO or a side. Or he will take five yards in 100, for the like amount of H. Russell Wednesbury. Money ready at Mr Newey’s, Crown Inn, ...

... Distaff, yrs. »st 81b ■ ■ • ■ Machell’s Crown Princess. yrs,. st 81b w SuSt M * k. Brayley’s Clifford, 3 yrs, ««t 12lb W • Flatt 0 Prince Soltyk- tt’s Tonsy, yrs, 6st slb. Jewitt Betting : 6 5 on Citron, to 1 agst Crown Princess. 8 to 1 agst Jove, 10 to I ...

... agst Todd’s Vic, each James sFly. Dandy Lizzie, Clifton’s Beauty, Ashton’s Foil, Rothwell Firet, s Viper, and Taylor’s Ben Flatt, 10 to 1 Lomax Fan, MaSmmara’s Deaf-’un. Yates’s Fanny, Wild Tiny, and Tetlow’s Tommy, 1 each agst Williams s AMadcap, Smith ...

... ComMERCE of 3,000f, for three year olds and | ved the entries; tw entrance 100f, h ft; the “es be ‘Telegraphe, by sees sees Flatt 4 yrs, i24lb Wath We J ennine’s br ¢ Falendre, 4 yrs, 124lb. Kitche half breda, was won by Jason, f, open for 1e mile ...