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... the Cup betting further than to slate that Alice Hawthorn was backed once at 13 te1, and thtat Mariho - Wi itten down in the note-book at two points more. :The rest as before, both cracks and- no cracks. There was no change worthv comment in the Derby, ...
... BY VATES.21-(CONT1NUED) THE CRAVEN MERTING carries with it a charm to the ear of the votary of the Turf equal to the note of the Hunter's Horn upon the tympanumn of the disciple of Nimrod. A glorious opening day it was, this Easter Alonday ...
... without success; he has since applied to Mr. Nutt's solicitors to know how they intended settlitg, when he received the following note:- ALLPORT v. NUTT. Dear Sir,-This matter may now be settled; the following deduc- tions are to be made:- s. d. Mr. James Nutt's ...
... his rest- dence in Scotland, will remain in the collections of the princely merchants of Glasgow, where the writer of these notes first ind need him to take up his abode. ' Fox-huntingbeing at a discount, the fox-hunting of shoot- ing, as it has been ...
... were all steadily snp- ported, and that Sweetsauce came again within the last hour, our note-book contains no particulars. It is, however, pretty foll of notes on the performance of horesa at the starting post, and the false starts were of a very tedious ...
... content with the conteets that annually take place between these rival eeats of learning in boating. cricketing. billiards, foot-ball, ?? these Universities have arranged an Athletio Tournament, which will take place at Oxford, on Saturday, March 5th. when ...
... ? Jew, ?? (Ur. Cane ?? also run :--Maris, The Duchess, and The Doctor. Betting : 2 ?? MariaSto 2 aoh apt BesaLimakin. ?? Football, and fito 1r1any ?? r..NOOATon SnCwRAM= (Haplea) of 3 soya, each, I ft to the fund 'With 25 added, for' alleages ; the second ...
... fir nrgumelt. It appeared from the Plaintilte lffidavit thlt he vane tbe mon ey to thc delendaont in notes, but tloe uo receipt, and ?? ome of ttiseo notee had been traced to a person unwed Gray, wino svid he hod obtained them from the defendant tile day ...
... committee and ollicors for the ensuing season. - FOOTBALLING T MATCE. TO TIIY EDITOR OI? THE ;RBXMA2X, . LowerGlouceetere-treet, Feb, 20. S8-t-Having seen In your impreseton of Monday ias an account of a football match sold to have come off in the Pnowhix-park ...
... is as popular as ever it m was on our Links; and we should have no objection to seet again a long and a strong tussle at Football over the same w turf. These games are each and all healthy, bracing, and aw pleasant, but not one of them can claim higher ...
... these contributors to THE SPORTSMAN have been by far the most oucceosful Turf Writers of the year. AQUATICS, PEDESTRIANISM, FOOTBALL, and all other out-door Sports are fully reported in THE SPORTSMAN, every Tuesday, Thursday, and Saturday, One penny. OUT ...
... Oat and Abort, by the Author of H Holt and Corner Ltndon. NOTES ON NEWS.-Tuic Sro esuAle, every Tuesday, Thunday, and SEturday, contains a mzulanary of the topina o1 the day, entttled Notes onewNews,, One penny. Post Irce, 0v Od. per quarter. Oil05cc: ...