... 5 to I sptIsle. Cl-swat P~rince g-ot oft hadly', Iois sod Queen of TFriapse taking the tendi, and thle 'hittrwho tr.ot Otis'boot of it at the Stand, woo by a tierto, tire loslgtlao Hodingfo ith second ond third, and oltslf leaigtla between lee third ood ...

... fdU guide up to the Derby.-. oleg Address 85, tlasshois aetreet, Golden suare, London. Luing.|- 7on' Timn' {'nur.-Ladle' and Gentlemnen's IherI real Levant Seal, Morocco, and AU-hld Boot.~g t ry so be'bhad at SaTE's 9, P AimssQu (betwee Ohuroh-6atet @an ...

... flaudicap-.swoepantaken of 2 noav eafli, with 5d sonv arided. 2 Bova each for entrance to go to the food, and 5a boolcaye, to be Boot at timo of naming. One mile anti a half, beats. Eailway ?? of 2 eara each, with 40 Bove adided. Two miluef, hiasts. Four 4-feet ...

... champions of the north and south. Jolohn5,- Rc Osborne knows he shall have all his work to do to prevent' Ki the prize going into Kent; and Wells seems sanguine he Co Iof shall turn tbe tables upon his great northern rival. Crocus Tat id.; 8Pa id;is much improved ...

... Lady Somerset. In- Mirs. Qucl 0 by Saunterer- Mastetre Governess ?? Patrick Brot to Dalesmnan I 'Nobleman AstOlfo IS1bI ?? I Golden Hemo ihrnrh Sb entmare Lass j Casfnx . Jeres Sile to Tomsato q Bulldog Alarle edmo 5alilco Florian Derlvol 1. Alexander Prince ...

... under, though there ar obsa owetherG. Freeman will tales part in the tnatch. KENT v. SB RY This match, which is for the benefit of W. H1. Fryer, a former wicket-keeper for Kent, and amost deserving and respectable professional, whose retirement was caused ...

... Sunlday .Nighit. Thmot~,tttl tvalement3s draw tile three frivorirites - 't be inl grinit request, rhilo Iieflectlerr, Mauld of Kent, arid eiltrrree all backerd for, gooe ocibuet d money. Vest- -irriinctar rind the Lnossrrade. colt have both impiror-ed chair ...

... Musk cas Bin. Moline Pet Sir. W. Biand na Lombard beat Mr. Jones no Presto Mr. P. Kent's Abtalom beat Mr. Hast's on Strathbauno FinerTire-Felendehlp beat Amnethyst, Golden e.r- pent heat Law~less, Kiecle beat 'uatste, Wax beetlioality, l Fied In Piekle ...

... mn, Clrft, Marlate-P. Cottee Hladlow Kent, daper-B. D'Axaron, Birkenhead-J. ionoir and Hs. daae, ,Osney -Oxfordshire, bnilders-J. 'ltyre, Gloucester, tsv-l~iirg draper-S. G. Mwfurray, Old'Swan ,ear Liverpool, boot maker-T. and J. Shaw, Birming- san, ...

... and Go Dublin Drag Hounds-Tuesday, 22, Shank- hill Railway Station; Saturday, 28, International Hotal, Bray; Tueasdy, 29), Golden Bail. I o'clock. Baiycrss ariers-Monday, 21 Kilmannon: Saturday, 26, oygass;Monay,28, ri~eton; Thursday, 31, Anngh ?? 21 ...

... Nottingham- shire, Derbyshire, Yorkshire, and Kent, this year extends its arcs. of operations, and plays Sussex at Barighton, asn the 17th of August. The headquarter- of the wornty paintine are at Manchester. Kent, under the fostering care of Lord Harris, ...

... Mr. Drake's Quits, 4 yrs . Mr. Crawshaw 1 12 8 Mr. J. Holman's Sir 'Iorgan, 5 vr2 - ?? W. RIloltnan 2 if 7 Mr. W. Wilson's Golden Cross, b yra . Mr. . P. Wilson 3 12 5 Mr. H. Herbert'r Bay Wyndham, 1 yrsm a Betting: 5 to 1 on Quits, who won by four leugs;0 ...