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... I |:- DONCASTER RACES. , 'IUSAY, September Il-i SWEEPSTAKESI of103 60VS each, for 4 yr olds. Cup course. 5 subs. Lord Stanley's CaneZoU, by Melbourne, 8st 31b walked over. The SnItNG STAIES of 10 sovs each, h ft, with 4 added. -- St Leger Coarse. 6 subs. Mr Dawson's Little Queen, 3 yrs, 5st 71b ?? (Arnold) I Mr H. Baker's Pheasant, &yrs, Cst 21b . ?? ?? ?? 2 Mr T. Walter's Little Cassino, 6 ...

... SPORTING INTELLIGENCE, BTo-O1X-nvaoNRO5. THURSDA Y, Jusaat 31J-S~eepstakes of 25sov each, h'rr, for two-yr-olds. T Y C. (9 subs. )-%Ir Blake- loclk's b c Commodore, 8st S1b (Nicholson), I Lord Eg. linton's-b c by Liverpool, 8st Sib, 2 Mir l'ox'a br c Item, 8st filb, S. Sweepstakes of 10sov each, with 20 added for The second, for *hree years old eolts Ost 41b, fllies 8st. Nearly two miles. ,(S ...

... I Wednavd-, _n#K77M ?? iis-.- - - .1 - ---Z6 duuyda nea -oj nweepstakes of20 sovs. each, for s year olds. Is miles. Mr 1Robinson's ch. c. Bolivar, by Bllacklock, i. Lord Scarbrough's bl. f. by Smolensko, 2. Col. King's ch. c. Madcap, by Blacklock or Tramp, 3. 6 to 4 on the winner. 2 to 1 agst Lord Scarbrough's filly, and 4 to I agst Madcap. Won cleverly. A Sweepstakes of 20 sovs. each, for 2 ...

... BELFrORD RACES. MneiiOVA, Sept. 26.-A Sweepslake of 5 tovs. each, p.p., with | t sovs. addd r; three-years-old fist 101lis, four 7st 1211as, five t8-, (il s, six and ateedst. 1] wits twice round, The omiier ut tile second horse to receive bick his stake. AIr Hudson's bl f Imp, 3 yrs, - 1 1 ?? Taylor's ch g N1owbrav, t; yrs, . 2 2 Won easily. A Houter's Stake of o sots. each, p p., with 2s saos ...

... | BLYT1 AND SEAT-oN SLUZCE RLACES. Monday, July 18.-A Silver Cup value 40gs. for horses not thorough-bred; four-yr-olds lost., five lost. 71b., six & aged 1Ist. Gentlemen riders. Heats, one mile and a half. Capt. Pott's b. g. Old and Bold, aged (Mr Lister) ?? 1 1 IMr M. L. Jobling's b. in. Speculation, 4 yrs. ?? ?? 3 2 AIr ltedgment's br. m. Victoria, 5 yrs. ?? ?? . 4 .. 43 Mr Alhuseni's gr. m ...

... I VOW~eDONCASTEfR RRACES aOONCLUDED , TlIUmtsDAY, SnT. 18.-The 'rlree.Year-Old Stakes ot 200 sovs. each, h ft; colts 8st 61b, fillies Rit 8ll); St. Leger Course (12 subs. Mr Heseltine's be Worlaby Baylock, b1y Black. lock (CG. Nelson), I .Duke of Leeds's br c by BlaiCklock, 2; Mr Hloudsivorfh'a br c Darius, by Reveller 3. .1 to 8 on AVorlaby. Worlaby won bI half a Heck, and tho Blacklock colt ...

... DONCILTMI MDDIETIBG CONCLUDED- Tfhursday, Sept. 20.-The Gascoigne Stakes of 100 sovs. each, h ft for three-years old. St. Leger Course. Lord Chesterfield's Don John walked over. The Three-Years-Old Stakes, of 200 sovs. each, h ft. St. Leger Course. Marquis of Westminster's Albemarle, I; Duke of Cleveland's Alzira, 2. Won by a head. 'Ihe Cup, value 450 gs. Two miles and three-quarters. Lord ...

... SPORbTING INTELLIGENCE. HUNTING APPOINTMENTS THE TqNDAaa CFOX-HOUNDS will meet om Monday, February 5th, at Coeklaw Castle ; Thursday, 8th, at .Shortaatt Tower-each day at half-past ten [ 'lock THE DURHAMs COUnTY FOX-HOUnDe Will meet on Monday, the 5th of 13ebruary, at Woodham;+on Wed- szssday, the 71h, ?? Acres Lane End; and on Fri.z 4ay, the 9th,at Elton-each day at halfbpest ten o'clock. ?? ...

... -SOiTILNG INTELuG1Ejc. H{UNTING APPOINTMENTS. TkE DURHAM CouNTr Fox-noViNDS will Meet o1 Monday, the 18th of December, at Stoney Gate on Wednesday, the 20th, at Witton Wihbert; and on Iri. day, the 22, at Thornley Hell-each day at half-past ten o'cleok. I MR SELBY'S Fox-HIouNDs will meet on Tuesday, De- cemiber 19th, at Netherton ; Friday, 22nd, at Otter- burn-each day at half-past ten o'clock ...

... SPORTING INTELLIGENCE on Saturlday last, the stud of the late Win. Orde, Esq., of Nunnykirk, (with the exception of Bees- ,wing) were sold by auction in Newcast.le, by Mr We- therell, and brought he ?? Boy 105 guineas, to Mr Chestet, Nottingham; Queen Bee, 80 guineas to B. Burrell, Esq., said to be for W. Orde, .sq.; Lord Colling:wood, 42 guineas, to M Mr Rogerson; Bees-wax, 41 gmineas, to ...

... ; NEWCASTLE RACES. These Race. cominpenced on Moeday last with every prospict of fine weather; the day being exceedingly. fine, the attandancr of carriages and padeetrians on the course was very great.. The flloeting day.was.not so fine, the atmosphere being cloudy, with slight showers ofrain, which no-doubt prevented many from attending. On Wednesday it rained nearly all the day, and ...