... the Cat Countess at the American Exhibition, and it was dedicated to Buffalo Bill. One portion of the pamphlet held up the Countess de la Torre to public ridicule. Buffalo Bill had apologised for his name appearing on the outside of the pamphlet ...

... for the expression of donkey delight ; then rising he allowed a venturesome rider to mount, but, following the fashion of Buffalo Bill's bucking beasts, he quickly brought him to earth. Finally the Blondin donkey was taken into custody for his mischievous ...

... Another source of complaint has-been the enormous expense to which gentlemen have been put, under the pretence of training, by bills, some, within my knowledge, exceeding the sum of one hundred and forty pounds! There is a certain class of men who think, because ...

... Prince Cara- dIc, Marshal Soult, Abydos, Buffalo, and a Perkin's dam colt. The odds ranged about 5 to 4 agst Ralph, i to 2 each Soult and Caradoc, whilst 20 to I was booked to a trifle about the flying Erinizo ! Buffalo made running for his companion to the ...

... Jemmv, S yrs, list ?? 2 0 Mr. Uipton na b mn Neil, 7 yes, 12sf 21h ?? 0 0 First ?? to 4 on Buffalo. Nell. took the lead at etarting, but was passed by Buffalo at the second hurdle. The second time past the Stand Buffaio was leading twenty lengths, Jemmy ...

... animal that ever yet started for a race of similar im- perTtance. A.Q.Z.-The Oxford and Cambridge eight-oared boat-race from West. minster-bridge to Putney, which took place on the 11th June, 1842, was wavn by the Oxonsacs, who rslved the distance ia30 ...

... I MTT Osbaldecten's 'fle Rlacstain Sylph, 4 o re, list (paid 10 sues forfeit) - 0 Betting-7 to 4 aget Scarf, 2 to I aget Buffalo, i ts 2 agot Genies. The hieavy w~eight laid lit, the iniditle, the! favorite makiog the ilust- clog, and Buotfale onl the ...

... impress the pub- ,- cvitil ouar leatring p-oition, nai t tallat re profess n( infll - libili!i, nor lte least approaclh to it, bill simrply give t1en tlh ben1iit (il bent fit it c0aticc to be) ul' onil idrlS, or ea prni nce, le lslterel elseit tncyobl letrued ...

... of the stakes; T.Y.C. (19 cabs.) lar. W. S. S. Crawford's Maynnaiss, by Teddtngtoo, Set 1lb ?? Wells I Mr. Payne's fitly by West Australlian-Farmer'oDaughtce, Sat 410 Mlacman 2 Mar. Gratwicek's Marine, Sot 7th ?? flay 8 Mr. S. Willisms's Macorneness, Sot ...

... BUNT, J.ACK, b Preston Bill, 22r, 100m, March 9, Satldway llead bil. a-side. Je~rEess be by Ligo. JOErs, AtDlRtE17w, Fitzpatrick, Jem, 96r, 108m, April 1, Paddeck, Laa. easitire, 501. a-side. JONEs ANDBEw, boby Jaek Hampson. JONEs BILL, bu by Johnny Walker ...

... footing, by offering to subscribe to a Yorkshire jsalhes, at the distance and on the terms prescribed. We can. not sial that the bill of fare is an attractive one, but wve per- ceive in it, even now, the germs of-improvement, and after the ' conference in ...

... the call; 4 to I agst Garland. The two favorites laid in front, whcn Miss Le Gros half way between lice cross road and the bill, went up and made the play, Alt-Fours dropping behind; from the hilt to the Ied-house Missy led them along at a capital bat ...