... Lord Durham's NOSTRUM, 2 yrs Bradford Mr. Dobells SEASIDE, S. Chandley 3 9 0 Mr. Drew' 6yrs Rickaby 9 0 Captain M. Hughes's Clog-dance, 4 yra. M. Cannon 0 8 Mr. W. A Jarvis's Skirt Dane, 3 yrs G. Huxtable 0 7 7 Mr. E. Tattersall's Perug a, G. Manser 0 7 Mr ...

... now being 7st. 10lb. •* * * Mr. Singer has evidently got a very useful filly in Poppy, whose form behind Lady Caroline and Clog Dance Newmarket last week was greatly enhanced by her two victories Wolverhampton. Nothing could extend her on either day. + •» ...

... note, came at Wake- field, whore Dan has grateful memories of a leg of mutton and a purse of silver, the prize he won in a clog dancing competition. There have been one or tiwo festive gatherings during the weck amongst the pro- fessionals in the city, and ...

... three half-dozen winners, securing the Peveril of the Peak Plate and Portland Plate for Lord Eilesinera with Esmond and Clog Dance, and the Fnary Selling Plate for Mr. Kersey with Prince Milan. .1. Watts was identified with both of Lord Ellesniere's successes ...

... theiriders who tour under his name, was his day the Australia, and has been cyclist since he vu eight years of age. has been in this country.[ofc about fourteen years, and hie two troupes tour. returns Australia for six months' engagement. All tho numbers ' ...

... (Melbourne). His career was brilliant, he having won all the principal races for years. He was a native ot Ireland, and went to Australia as a youth. * * * The Cesarewitch hoise, Newcourt, is doing splendid preparation for that race, and is well worth attention ...

... Saturn, yrs .8. Loates Winner trained by B. Sherwood, Newmarket. Betting * 7to 2 Better Days, 4to I each and Skirt Dance to Clog-dance, 11 to 2 Rowallan, and 7 to Saturn.l Saturn lad till a quarter of a mile from home, and then gave way Better Dan and Usquebagh ...

... So far I can recollect, replies Mr. Thornton, nothing of really serious nature ever happened. was told, when was in Australia, that Southerton used to say ten lay awake night wondering what would happen to hiir. if drove the ball straight back him ...

... Pierrepont, aged Barnes 7 '.) jor lsherwood's Ambassador, yrs Private 7 8 Sir J. Miller'sTincroft, Roser 4 Mr. E. Hobsou's Wild Australia, 7 3 Mr. J. T. Crossleys Peter Piper, 3 T. Sherwood 2 -Mr. Haughton's Apostate, 3 yrs (i 12 Mr. Heasman's Sea Salt, 3 yrs ...

... was much enjoyed duced while ut three m & Nol Ont little daughter” his “ Little Mother ago makes a fine sequ the call of Australia, goes there for the second again time next April, buy hi tinged with regret at ti 3 fe 10: leasurable anticipstion ei his ...

... C.O at Lord's and got rid of them for and 57, while we mado 120, of which share was 34. Lawrence, who afterwards went to Australia, was an excellent last bowler, and formed useful contrast to my own bowling. He was the only professional within recollection ...