Reminiscences of the Turf With Anecdotes And Recollections of Its Principal Cel

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Reminiscences of the Turf With Anecdotes And Recollections of Its Principal Cel
William Day
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Trelawney that the names should have been given in with the bets ; in consequence they were asked for, and immediately sent. One bet, 2, 000 to 1, 000, had been booked to Mr. Josiah Anderson, the well-known singer and comedian, who was then of good standing on the turf. In fact, the name was looked upon by Mr. Trelawney and Sir William Cawl as all right ; and so the matter ended, until the Monday following, when Mr. Anderson did not meet his creditors at ' the Corner, ' and was declared a defau...lter, Mr. Trelawney losing his 1, 000. Now, had it not been for the advice and interference of Sir William Cawl, in unnecessarily requiring names, having already a good one, Mr. Tre- lawney, strictly speaking, would have been entitled to claim the money from my father. This is an illustration 1 70 MEN OF MY TIME of the proverb, ' Save me from my friends ;' although I may doubt if, in this case, it would have made much difference, for Mr. Trelawney's nature was the last to stand upon his rights, or take advantage of a mere technical error.

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