... MONTROSE RACES. The following report of Montiofe races only came to our hand yelierdav, otl-.et wife we ihouid have been happy m gratifying our fponing readers with an eatlicr account of them : — Cn Tueiday, Augui't y, sc!. four mile heat,, was Mr Hetchcr's ...

... successive years. For this race there was a walk over, by Mr. Maxwell's br. c., by Turcoman. Tlhe next was for a sweepstakes of 15 sovs. each, 5 ft. for hunters; race-horses admitted-£45 added. Two mile heats. For this race, although six or seven horses ...

... public would benefited by the arrangement. There would be less racing> and, during the holiday seasons, greater facilities for taking cheap trips on the river, without the few of accidents. ...

... - OLTEIIFIN OF DERBY RACES. \ACCOtut of the Assizes being fixed for the 26th of c rby places will take place on Monday and Tues- J J0di, instead of Tuesday and Wednesday, the .tht ...

... having mnet with a trilling accident recently. AlARTINGALE (Manchester.) - The account saiscarried. You must be aware that it was not of a character to demand the attendance of a special reporter. If you refer to the Racing Calendar you wilt perceive there ...

... NsrihamnPton chance: but the question is what f..rm is he in 2i We are told Veloa is likely to see a very short price for thii race. Leave the present favouiites alone. For thy letepelpitna. take Lugar. Dacia, Canezouand Loup Garou, b~out Sal rem y ourself ...

... Majesty's sloop of war, the Brazen of 18 guns, Captain Hanson. Going down with her convoy she struck, by some unfortunate accident, on a reef of rocks, about three o'clock this morning, at a place called Westmis Rope, or the Hodden, about two , miles from ...

... daytbrongbh ,re the week- and will begin brimediat'ly after the races are over., ;g - Therewillb 901sold at lr W dr dsffth's- Repository, Not- : tingham P'~ace, Edi burgh, duing the Race Week, a most> °9t cahab b nyack'of vell-bred-- bonny HARRIERS JwAith ...

... weighted at 9st might win a race easily, but the same horse carrying o9t 21b would feel the additional weight as much as he would 41b added to any weight under 9st. We fad many instances where an additional pound over racing weights will reverse all previous ...

... perilhed.— Pais b uy was (bund in the evening, and brought tt. his lodgings in town. Alma il .-very year si- milar fatal accidents happen at thi* place; thefe may be prevented in future were a board placed at the fide, containing a proper caution, and ...

... of the Races. q*+ Ladies' and Gentlimen's OPtDXNA ?? Day of the Races, at the Stpr tnin,-IaLs, as ufRat, at the Town Hall, the firft and laI vnnss' ONBL the-fecond Evening . Evenings;a TowN BALL ' Lord C~Ry LRS SPENCER, tewards. Several Accidents having ...

... had, he admitted the occurrence of an accident consequent upon his own neglect to give the guard due intimation to reduce his speed. But though the engine-driver is the direct and immediate cause why the accident happened, the managers of the railway ...