... very well upon his Legs in Walking, Tiotting, and CaUupiug, and was judg'd to have been in a veiy high Foim, as to Racing, before an Accident which lately happened to him, ten- deied him incapable of appealing to the fiift Advantage on the T i. He was bred ...

... inchiitTs b. h. - Concurrence of accidents Leicefter.—During the races on Wedneldav, young man of Lutterworth, broke the neck hii liortc in following the plate horles. A perlon and a boy had alto their legs broken and man \va» killed in bruiting match and Thurfday ...

... ftated, that he was préfent at the time the accident happened; that the deceafed was at piay with fome children near the hub of the quoit ground, and had run acrofs the ground once previous to the accident ; that the child was feverely reprimanded for ...

... WINDSOR RACES. On Tuefday laft the following darted, on Afcot- Heath, for the Hunters Plate of Fifty Pounds. Mr. Walker's Bay Gelding, Orphan i 1 Sir Charles Sedley's Grey Gelding, Ritbttlmd 3 2 Col. Bofcawen's Bay Gelding, Poker 4 3 Lord Biiry's Black ...

... LEICESTER RACES. On Wednefday, Sept. 19th, the Gentlemen*. Purfe, 1 of 501. 2 mile hrata. Mr. Hallett's b. h. Stickler - 3121 Sir G. Heathcote** b. h. CrufjHe 1x32 Sir J . Leiceiler's gn c. Blucbeud, 4313 , The two laft heats of this race were very ably ...

... QDSEY RACES, On Tuefday laft Sir Charles Sedley's Brown Gelding, True Blue,' won the Subfcription Purfe for Hunters. . And on Wednefday the following ftarted for Fifty Pounds j- Mr. Robinfon's Chefnut Gelding, True Blue, got by True Blue, aged f 5, i ...

... howe taking fright at the accident of the firit. threw his sider in turn, and Gave an opportunity to the third whom every body juft before this had given up, to win the race. Prodigious fums were won and lott hy this accident. His Royal Highnefs the Duke ...

... horfe taking fright at the accident of the firft, threw his rider in turn, and gave opportunity to the third horfe, whom every body juft before this had given up, to win the race. Prodigious were won and loft by this accident. His Royal Highnefs the Duke ...

... Colt, Pofthumus — — - st 3 Mr. Wiibraham's b. H. Chefhire Round, SY. old 4dr The firft Day of the above Races, a dreadful Fire happened adjoining the Race Ground, which in a very fhorc Time con- fumed the Thatch Roof, and Infide Walls of fix Houfes.— The ...

... EPSOM RACES, The Third Meeting on Thursday at this Race ground was attended with a more numerous assemblage of fashion and fortune than this turf has recived for several years past. About one o'clock his Royal Highness the Prince of Wales, accompaned ...

... SHREWSBURY RACES. On Tuefday Sept. g, the scl. given by William Pulteney and John Corbet, Efqr's. was won by Sir Harry Harpur's bay Filly, Tiney, x x Mifs Polly Hickman's bay Mare, Colombine, a 5 Mr. B. Lloyd's bay Mare, Winifred, 3 3 Mr. Wafs's bay Colt ...

... LINCOLN RACES, On Wcdnefday the 6th of September, hiaMajcftv* Purl'e of joogO>v Four and Five Year old Marti. i-niile Heats. Sir T. Gafcoigne's c. f. Golden Locks by Delpini, 4 years old, .------3 Lord Clermont's br. m. Hornpipe, Trumpator, 4 year old ...