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The ï Imagine i dyoe Man bid ~roa f tn.kzno that tho e àrée they am e am irii 4& uxA on q* e- iftaraces aon record an'saua oioa @and& ofPpe* "Wî,, âëïw3 ho, cLlussy, ot w Pblié'GoU b4 1rdid "backing,>pana ht he bu ot a Oha.y' 1.._fuis' e r <y>, - ý.i q«. '168,SSmplice'. ,yer, 2 min. 45 sec.; 157 viIlie AreMr. Chaplin.piUodIaa "8= 1 atentWi ai Iorhance ýwY1S mce lmoteem AnIoaMue ordit « jBiîmtkBoriY'e year, 2 min.. 43-sec.,; 1861k éva!cre dýwMb ma-lblepuand Bro.nielawigom scoloar.TI». «rak" ry a iig eu"* om Iar, e.r e6atry to- Ketiled rani 'syear, 2 min. -4?, moi862 the bill denaeZ'y P"d ithvay sps.imell.hreî,aabto hm "eéf ,g.~.a WOWê m*:KOS Sio.. >,Lnds*y St., two doors North cf Mr Theah Jaboa aWataus'a yearp, 2 mn 5~agc..; 1864,c of mankid, th48', h .. am- rely tb URÂITIN, i keep lb. Derbyont oetfranSe, 1288 a hf ear$ali 1 for Blair ML.'. yeu, 2 in. 43 ac.; u "emoaa l.n skbl,~ beaîtily chueed. .ce saIIW on -t, c.P ani baba!s lim# - eh..aqàtry like a vouna ie ii ley, rny. The .eplmudidi P. S. MATN'TSTg5ý NM'Y tators, andj the &boldoaë! bsui8g ~;fdîtion muchadmîirod. Farwe1, very bond- Ged tbl mdsbed att&delied, an a ieliIlIbi i-t sdsut, . greatest number. cf Derbies, riz., five;- the soebu loiuaruha oabre, wh hi. .CO farodeu o eauinam o 11 1 hnYuhve ajockey iin &E,L.L. B., Burrst r, Coun. .. tie oifer slalu ttd"c.But. 6Wdsoutr orgPeC l ai th . awsa; Du-ke et Gasm winniag four. The moat soble. Arnd LOW Ihegrol Froeh y ro Attoney, bas opene& a Law fait des f Epont o 'lm the. Derby D* 4"cracks" r u-iait,.hoeo h .Adaleh te ve ai>çscgsfui Cries 'jockey, have beetm ]Robin4es, and c'dia break upOI on, 51 y ar. 1 Fenh elokIng Ca pre itur. peof cohe st pince Albert, la addition lu bis :&Bdfre hbeO rstn Bota. , wwmnang yen take. tout"o:jg' Iou ;and Sco ard: Ou!to-' ra-%pPech ,lo >y 08oe-(>lmpo. Prince .AlbertOfie Nodi'o.'M1 ieS'AnifuradSctc oaag, ~ ~ ~ ~ ~ r p:tlmn » lZ.b! ito w hjalis -half-bruthçr, a Manda- "Ail the starters and jockeys, gentlemnen, rVIn;1k crei e.htism.L Colre f te ide8r ent:!: Iý Hre ýStamford's Archlimedçs, Christm.Co, are Colra o! he rideraamgeoke, !" "liner, you ar, lieesv a penny ! "W raYs-ÂT-T.~~~~~AW~ s~~ la nChan: Z WI ao h au..bni~'proof of whicm limefollowingma e te 3y h~ave a bîaJoe, lcen anid dinater are M'4J. ia unt Saly ?ee- ow h é showman ail- 1Dot, and ~ ad ommeyncea,~. ~. ~ ~ EWTTWJ di, . t In 178et'Noble won il,, sîarting we hastjly sau *hern oter b.- - ,. ~ - "itodtiohe ogho0s.front,"n evlaiu: agai it, hiu.l lia 1805 Lord withEgimoî' 3Oîto1 orricit liq begins hié harveit, Ma.-WLwo's BIWcK. ii10- .p ~luJetu.or wvar we'ýre res, yIere ad toelas of <he wondorfnl fore they pa33 round to, the rtimg Post. LXK Z> S A 711. BO ofN beg te lmm and t "is ' COur duty 10 peni'oram.Cardinial- Beaufort started ai 20 t gÎa giânt, or the. amallest d Warf ever seen. But Gladiateur end Breotdalbarle aze aillthe - CAIlES B~ORE, nus o te Cmiîyo Vctoiasudsu- _ Onu'coiduct ~'~0. ever siabl busuch-. , Ain n wiumnet. 'In 188and 'P rounding Counties, thlat he.,bas àéeneed the1 '9 e Wc'u'î ontep up and sSe-the great. gi- ragge. Il je a matceh betvreen lb. ugt e iar >iagir fuLthsarue two. -- ne ()f otiders; ant V5theshOmanask. le-tlleyoutiritea, goes on1; we re me<rowing irnpatien?. A<>çURSEi Ba.iruiter, Atlîeruey-at-Law, ii o illiamtSteelaiefe ir. funis by ~ -- i Burbrahl hurrah i &c. 1808 S& tir l WheaiasFi i2 bhat. thia giant wag an ià ave~~~~~~~~~ ane~L.QIeKsaasBikJtt,. I~h~ »sou' pe A dozen fais. %tartea-are not liIkel tiimprov. ' jsd 1809 the Dilke cf Gurafton's Pape aI 20 i 8,eulStreet, Lindsay, <iXW. c u irt tlviiteratiltfizd ever>couvriet . * -n C -erderC 5,~~~~ it is probable was neyer- hoard of befor. an the temper of a'hors. mach-1#. 8l enî .~jsce Wines, Liqu!it sand Cig * ts e- boat 114-tt thut cf iis*teot er aaa-- e1 gimi 86teDk !Yr c it as moat probable t~ h , ,> and i hgh bred racer. The, Derby tinie 1is thro. LLIR k BRQT1IBR, Barrister., ind At- ýn attentiveé.ûstleràl"twyàinàittenidance. Pr >Mau aador thas rue yrigho"-iriteL- 229If . ~.j t Is hamlss t bigt,20te LIndsayDel, 16, 1864. Pri eôSpo., theii.sne starting aI uiln.à Thegreat pugili. i ab out tO 29t -liaitrlotvr, give us 'ciock, and liiti n wiWthin a feu' mintea trteys-at--Law, Soicion C hancery,,Li va 9 I "fleurer" for lii.m-T e ent . 'Pliai e lbr, asea -a pecimen of theo "nobleart ofaef-defene.'of ,a Pablic, Couveyancers, &c. h&.., Lind-AIdhrrý0 four. We. are findlag kunit Wiîh'the star- i h éed e1v, îice iu Keensals Block, Kent Smreet. "forr o h.tin.T'tclbit I bt laY1W E Àdhts 01 hefîidst[fer. areoe perlormirsg dôgs andm i er won_ ter; we accuse the jockeysb ia nto 0£aLnG0. JAS, M 1LLr6t @-S .00 .di M-9Andi Io lail the bright.eyed lerf oi ammiwo ioe*ue hIatuseverytody r'"' evrvIhing, girls JuckRY,Jetn: Rubitison, vwas enmagd ride and Tmt uigh ly for u puai answer questtons. Gyp&iga, Who 1-il jour 1ai They'reoffP' îl. i"'Y., off tOIDOR Uft Aîonîy-a-La , W AL O NS EeT PO T H PE. - ~ ~ ~ . zoi, a horse front the sa ne stable s. Su i f' foruns f . Hz0 d Z> f r i a l ! h r r a h & r . d e n t , t h e n o l y a 0t e 4 oraT i 4. lbt doa r iletin as at. For see-he flag I ~It rin Ghiancery and lnsolvency, Ntai DOEfT :DItODIE, Preprier .. spriges fora mn,- - "itt e ' adrnon$il s,Woau bell gives out its welcorne elummg. k ie er10 ke, te. Orpitin ---- rouumtod tithouitheàlea epecîstion cies ýMDonnells 0-; - a ' %- f1 iiiiimlg, malt, pposit Bmeuballk iin.cm's. bis-patting irmarucions et peragIh swlitîe acn hir»o tlgwoe off! The llb favo i.t ibi aving beemi laIdt e rn- om.. shout'break. out, mand a su'in T îmopsteîcg al& isn'. I 11lteîy renov'ated, Vil. affords ime best -of ac- ___- 1 aS<;ei"~ ng-ern b ondetat t hmîh e onlyone 1 wlich cannot be xinderltood >n o-__________________ * 5 <ar i. A < L ( ilaog ty, Sep 2 2, 1864 :265-tf cemmoation fte.iravellers andi the public G rfatnditarsyoci)wthimeleasfran a anayom autihh n" ont ~ ~ ul bngha eyd'ttopple over. In W~ si?[ entacertior llaloot; 'i. ~ ~~ ~ ~ ~ ~ uesgtmangeentne~ ~ ~ hdLivrdol8dL;do.and£5Pthe ~ ~ ~ ~ ~ ~ ~ ~ ~~A SEM'T,0.1.,&uaoaoofcorl050F Talely.Uner85SCOp. ei di s; sd ii.desisd Air stme th tho bettinigving, againWa si yon iviîl see another I sfo heeo hu iversty. Medicat Referee te the Bri- efotilbe spared ualt ilt conduce othe -WUc o is ,aj~, Mfire,,itîatt'ilig titi 50 toi a4gainst hlmi A- igh. er teyare, w" hpiles. o1 note 5 iea e errnur, a '~rh rtihan ercantile Insuraucer conglomeratica oomforte usi. .. S t O aiti in- 1826 afLa50tei iat and ies. 'Offie iii Mr. George Kemp's U» The beat of hiquors and Cigmr. L edgûn,litz0 o hda gold, hoarsey s oui g o : < o ae t of mari> sonnd,, perbapa, bat. you carn ot 241Ei î'îî Idn Capnlcious fortuite lock, Linmday. et'erjoye been laidi againsu itaIthe post. 04f) te o 2394tf 17> odds,,and almoat enîreating ýyou t0 be. distinguish one.' h is a murm'a which tells. IRWilh !arlisiband to deal the prise irae bei againe F redtriek in, 1829, 50> ta 1 RARil 1U 'Wori': you back Breadalb.I»e, ~~alofthé tremendona oxcisemen.an id. we eut ANI L1111 e nUf>Toermmsb the brave sand ebeat lime Wise." aaii MARTI & HERIMAI heg egaitns L Spaniel iÎùM I 83 ;30 te i1 agaïiet y( i inhmatitantta *au take the od Is, agaixiat Wild -Chiarley il of Lindsauy and tmrrouuid- Rév r lo s ,U 1 say- no more cencerningr it.
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