... 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 ...

... 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 ...

... 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 ...

... LICHFIELD RACES Tuefday, 12th September, ico Guinea?, Bft. 71b. 3-Mile Hcais Sir W. Afton** chef. h. Kw.g Join, - 411 Mr.Breret^n'tb. h. King Ul.iUud, - 1 x ■* Lord Hamilton's g. h. - •-33 2 Mr. Tatton's b. h. Yorkihire-bite, . a 4dr A Stakes, IZS Gs ...

... LuELANCHQLY ACCIDENT. rU\DEIS, SATL'-tDAY P V I: .1 1 N r; _ Tl.l, ufterno-an. m ejrpe-ftsit'.an ci C.-rttzk,, a fl,ip launch- ed, a vtk.fi nismhesr of people were c..!ie_lcd at the bar- bonr. About fifty ot fusty perfons got bn board the floop Leitti ...

... BATH RACES. Ycflcrday feven horle* flartcd for the Maiden Plate of 501. which was won at two heat* by- Mr. Ram's eh. h. Sp.-arman, 6 years old I f t I.ord Courtcnay's br. h. Colchis, 3 years 5 2 E. Dilly's b. c. Owen Tudor, 3 years 4 I 3 Mr. Andrew's ...

... pickpockets were apprehended, and feveral hares and dogs deftroyed upon the race ground; and we are forry to add, that many accidents happened from the imprudence of perfons when the races of the day were over; and on Wednrfday night, as the fon of Mr. Kendall ...

... is he is finee dead. The horfe fell and threw his rider. Ir. is believed that would have won the heat, but for this accident. The race ground waj well attended, and each day afforded great Upwards of gentlemen dined at the ordinzry on TueiJay. ...

... bufily employed in repairing a bridge near Nottingham, the arches fuddenly fell in ; by which accident three of the workmen perifhed. ' On Wednefday a dreadful accident happened to the only fon of Mr. Morris, of North- Luffcnham, in Rutland, (a child of three ...

... PENRITH RACES, Wcdncfiiay, eel. by and 4 yr olds, w;i» won Mr. J. Lowthor'* chc£ Colt v Recruit -- 2 ,1 Sir John l.awfoo’fl black Filly -••1*331 Sir H. V. Uii^nafon , bay Colt, Lizard - 1 » k ! At (inning again ft Lizard; after the ift beat famci after ...

... NOTTINGHAM RACES. YcAerdar (Tuefday) his Maj-fly's PUte of ioogs. Mr. Cooktoi.'s b. h. Diamond, . i f Mr. Cooper, grey hofe, by Herod, 2 dr Same diy, Mr. Clough'sbary horle, Hopwell, beat Mr-Pearlon'swyltorfe, by Drone, two mile hest, for iccgr.hf. ft ...