... side of the street hefo'e dua r carrying main-top-coet end reefed unmbrella, Sh. 22' 'Tacked to post to avoid an omnibus ; shipped a mud, whith damaged the patent boots. 3b, 4m. Stood to the soutil coasting along a reef of ca'h; nearly ran down by a bht ...

... and took a lead again, all in pretty close order, until coming at the d rot fence on the top of the hill where Erln fell and lost alt chance. Victor and Sarsfleld ran ahead for the next and lead (Fanny closo by), at which both fell, Fanny lad all then to ...

... oi t the horse, and the match was to trot in harso hor ll The horse broke, rind was pulled in twice during lii d tance, and lost the match by 38 econdsL..lndte aPe' STEEaPLE CFAIIE AT CosrBEa..ThOssteePle chsW ~ Comber came off on Wedi oavera spor ...

... only be- ginning here to work-we are now getting wise; and wis- dom purchased by sufferings and experience will not be readily lost by us. Any person looking at Sunday's meet- ing would say that such a body will not easily be put down, without obtaining those ...

... Tilbury's ch g Culverthorpe, I Ist 51b (Mr P P Rolt) . h Mr Mosley's te g Jerry, I lst (Mr Bradley) .. . Mr C Smith's ch g Tramp, lost 71b (Mr Rowlands) .. 0 Mr Jones ns b in Sparta,, lest 41b (owner) .. .. 0 a Mr Clifton's b g Mehemet, 9st I lhb (owner) .. ...

... deficlonclea. Those who could not pay or compromise with their creditors of course could not rece ve, and thus many who had lost were relieved from paying at all, at least until their creditors have adjusted their claims against them; considerable confusion ...

... Waterford's ch g Firefly. l2st 1ib (owner) . I I MPwrwin's b g Harlequin, ?? sib (Mr Kennedy) . 2 2 Mr WUllngton's b m All's-well, lost 121b (5br Mathew) 3 3 dr FOUtRTH nACic. The Farmers' Race, I sov. each, 10 added, heats one mile and a- half, was won by Mr ...

... commencing of 871 The doubtful appearance of continental politics, and particularly in Spain and Italy, seems to have now lost -all ?? on the anoirdsof be aspeculators, who are running riot in a marnersimilarto the last account. The report chiefly made ...

... county Wicklow; wt for age; D two mile heats; second horse to save his stake. a Captain Hamilton's b m Lady Wicklow, aged, lost Sib (AtRogers) .. . . . .0 11r Mr Pierson's brm Bee's Wing, 5yre old, 9stl2lb(Rennison) 2 2 0 Mr Bestall's b m Gay Lass, aged ...

... course, went to the right about. The Queen's Plate of 100 guineas, for mares; 4 yrs, 8st 91b; .5 yrs, 9st Sib; 6yrsand aged, lOst. R. C. Lord Exeter'a Wee Pet, by Sheet Anchor, 4 yra (Mann) I. Mr. Rogers's Sigler to Corranna .. .. .. .. 2 Mr. Newton's Jenny ...

... STHEI'LE CHiASE-MAteCi 3. Ot The anauo! eteepie chase, races caime off' its thle ielghbourheoad of go' Kilbieggau, oin Monday lost, andl were attended by ain ltumnene as cotncousite of persona ot frvry grade itt society frott the peer to the peasant ; it ...

... | SPORTING INTRLLIGENCz. MOUNTAINSTOWN COUR81NG CLUiB WEODESDAY, MARCH S. The Lost Hopes Stakes. Winner to be sold for 61. If demanded; any other ia the sitasr for 41. Mr polloe'8 bk d Hannibal beat Mr J Smith's bk d Scawolf 0 Mr O'Connor's bk b Brunette ...