... LZv.r, POOL RACoES. (Mosykt/ Course.) T'he Liver-pooi S;,rine Races eomtunnced on WeldnessLy and were nutnerodsly sactterl&L. Several noblemen atd guei tlenmen were in the Grand Stand, among whom were reeng- nized Lord Mldyneux, Sir George Pignt, C. Blon;lc1 Esq. of Ince, &c. &c. Tle running was spi.ited and the bett- ing animated. The Derby Stam eof 20 sovs. each. Uf ft. with £30added, was ...

... I ---LIVERPOOL RACES, 18382. (AINTREE COUIiSE.) The meeting at this course commenced on Tuesday. As on former occasions, the busy multi- tude were early astir towards the scene of action the roads leading to the ground continued, to a late hour, lined with those on foot, and they %lhn, by better fortune, were enabled to gain a se:.t in a conveyance differitg in quality from the humble cart to ...

... PRESTON RACES - ?? ?? 'I 2' a .V..fio . _ TUESDAY, JULY 10th. SWEEPSTAKES of 6 Sovereigns -each, With 30 Sove. reigns added, for all ages. One mile and-a quarter. Mr. Thompson's b g Orthodox, aged ?? (CaUowry) I Mr. Hope's br c Whittingliam, 3 Y ° . fell Mr. Jacques' bl f Mavis (late Golden Pippin) *. . fell SAMIE DAY. SWEEPSTAKES of 50 Sovereigns ?? mile and three-quarters. I.d. Westminster's ...

... IDUEL ON WIMBLEDON COImmWoN. (From the Sun.) On Monday evening, at eight o'clock, a post-cliaise, in which was ?? Lorenzo Moore, C. B., in the custody of Walters, the constable of Kingston.on-Tb55e5 and. two other individuals, drove up to the door of Union.' hail, Southwark; and the Mlagistrate, Mr. Chambers, being on the bench, the General was conducted into the office. 'N1ralters, having ...

... VIANCHEISTza RACES TWENTY YEARS AGO. skth abot; About two years ago a spriiitcl Hand humorous skthunder M8 this title appeared lin tire Lijvtrpouil Albion. It wa . ?? from the penl of the late Air. Robert Tayoir, of Lijver- a Pool, (Sol of the le'te Dr. Taylor, Ml.D.I of Mancheser) Mir. T. Iwas a gentlemian of considerable. scholastic Si attaiiametits, Arsd though st. Iic~ ecereti in his mian- ...