The Sun.
London, England, 1855-06-05 00:00:00

/3AILY'S SERIES of
by J. F. HERRING, sen.
fully coloured, price 1/. Is. each.
No. 1. Beeswing
~ 2. Charles NIL
~ 3. Cotherstono
„ 4. Poison
~ 5. Nutwith
„ 6. Confidence
~ 7. Alice Hawthorn
„ 8. Orlando
„ 9. Princess
„ 10. Foigh a Ballagh
„ 11. Merry Monarch
~ 12. The Emperor
„ 13. The Baron
„ 14. Sweetmeat
„ 15. Pyrrbus the First
„ 16. Mendicant
~ 17. Alarm
„ 18. ,lane
„ :9. Gladiator
The Winner of the Derby, 1855
Bible after the race

WlNNERS.—Painting
~ and HARRY HALL. Beauti-

No. 20. Sir Talton Sykes
„ 21. Cossack
„ :22 Tan Tromp
„ 23, The Hero
„ 24. Surplice
„ 25. Flying Dutchman
„ 26. Voltigeur
~ 27. Canezou
„ 23. Teddington
, 29. Nancy
„ 30. Newininster
„ 31. Daniel O'Rourke
„ 32. Stockwell
~ 33. West Australian
„ 34. Irish Birdcatcher
„ 35. Andover
„ 36. Knight of St. George
„ 37. Virago

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