... c. Caleb Quotesza2 Lord Fitzwiliani's b c. Sir JPol, u Si- Sr lYM. l Sykte 4' colt, Sir Lznrelot, 4. Ccl. Child rs b. c. Langton., . M1r Slait1's ii. c, hcppoaiJicnSa, o. AMr luttwo's br a. by Overrol, o. Lord F. CA. Qsborie's brotcrc to HipnocaIis- puso ...

... they had been treated in tin*s inhuman nunnw'by their father very frivolous pretences. is committed tor trial the Sefiions. DONCASTER RACES. Monday, September 23, His Majefty** Plate ...

... b. c. Caleb Qiutseete, 3 yrs old - dr 14 to 9 apt. Chariot, 6 to 1 agst. Langton, Ito I set. Muter 6 tty ; after the heat the same; sod alter the seemed heat 6 to 5 on Langton-..won easy. Mr. W. N. W. liewitt's Mies Florn”ine Teazle, gar NS. ree h R ...

... ttwWH| - A Fourth Dog, fid aaifimftrhtg, ey«* cht ?? Siily comet in, and take* ths Bone away. WtkefieU, Augufi *«/, ifos. DONCASTER RACES. MonDA-r,Sept.93,His Majefty't Hundred Guine*j for aof horfe, &s. four milev Mr. MelliGVi Quid x | LdDxriingtoo'i Fergu&n ...

... hnungfrsiU:. men. Alex Cassano, i’all-Msll, audio>ecr. J. Beck, Bridgewater, Somersetshire,ironmonger. SPORTING INTELLIGENCE. DONCASTER RACES.— Thursday, Siverp .kes of logs, rath, with logs. T«o Mt. W. N. VV, Hevven’s Mia*; f I'ejzie - * 1.0-d l zwillbm's ...

... of this'lflandy in hopes of the refuiTctt'ou lo eternal Kfe. Header, flop*—view the Lord Bifbop's Palace, —and fniilel’’ DONCASTER RACES. Monday, Sept. 93. toogt. for four year oliis and upwards. Four miles. > a,J - star - ♦ >“'» t-Mt Kirbys grey -'P yuan ...

... DONCASTER RACES. MONDAY, Sepleeaber 23. 1S Majefly's Hnndred Guineas, for any horfe, &c. H tour-year olds,r 1tft: 41b.; five-year olds. ift. 61b.-Four miles. (7 filbfcrib-rs.) ,Mr Mdlifh-s b. c. Qid, by Star, 4 tes old - Mr Kirhy's gr. c. Evu.pder, 4 ...

... toogt:. -5 to 4 ac;tt the winner. • Ld Foley's C Zar Peter„Stt. rec. it. flout Mr. Haworth's.: 71t. 21b. B. C. 2oogs. . - • • DONCASTER RACES, 'SEPT. 26. SWeepftakes of aogs.eacb,. with zogs added. Two milcs. Mr. W. N. Hewett's Mils Hornpipe Tea 24 7 - IA ...

... Stka's c. Sir Lauuceldt • 4 Col. Childer's b c. Langton . The Judge could only place five—tz paid forfeit. Sit to a agft Staycly, 3to a agft Mr. Hutto 's br. c. ♦ to I aga 1-ryprtncties. to tot agR Langton, p to 2 agft Sir Lauocelot, /2 to agfl. Caleb %totem ...

... SPORTING INTELLIGENCE. DONCASTER. Monday, Sept. 83, (Ire, Kinjj'i 'Plate Wigs, for . , four-) upwards. Four.miles, Vfy. MellisliVbay c. Quid, 4,jrs. old, 10»t. 4lb. 'Mr. Kirby's g.'g. Evader, 4 ojd, lOst. 4lb! Qarliiigton's br. 11. fcrgiisoq, lfsl. 6lt ...

... was won by Col. Childers' Langton, 6 11; beating Sir H„T. Vane's Master Betty, 54; Mr Hutton's Cleveland, 44 Sir W. Gerard's Chariot, 32 3; Mr. Flint's Seampston, 3; and Mr Johnson's Sir Andrew, dr. 9 agst Chariot, agst Langton, agst Master Betty ; after ...

... SPORTING INTELLIGENCE. DONCASTER. Monday, Sept. 23, his JVlajesty's ioo«. Mr. Melli.h's Quid 1 Mr. Kiiby's Evander „•_, a Lord Darlington's. Ferguson ?? 3 Sweepstakes of aogs. each, for two-year-olds. Lord Firzwiliiam's b. f. ..• ?? j Mr. Mellish's Flighty ...