... ! DUHAM RACES, x~30. l I T ?? . - _ . _1 . .: . - 1 1 I _ - . I TUESDAV, Api1 .26, 5olgwen by thbe members for the city, for colts, &-c r g.3j >YcrS o ColtS, 8SL 5Th , fiUIeP, Mi Acker'a brown filly, iHandmais, by Jobhn full, : dr Mr ?? bay filly, Ltttery, by: Benningbrougb, . 3 Mr Walton's bay colt, by Strid~e, ?? . 4 2, 6 to?4 fleld-agafnst Adam.,-z to I against Lottery ,-after the lieat; ...

... -4\MDDLEEIAM RACES. M'ednesda; IM a , tile jockey Siakes of togs. eacb,? p (8 subscriers) vwere won by MIrLousdaies b. colt,by Pjj.3 tsr, out: of Hroin ?? . 'I'he I-loter's Stalkes rf logs. each, ,sit. C& sbscriberes Mr Charnberlaie'sg'-. gelding, Whynot, ...

... I ?? _YORK RACES CONCJ.UDED. Friday, the Stand plate of Soi. for all ages, four miles, was won by Sir T. Gascnigne's lcnox, beatinir lr Went- wprth's f. Primrose, Mr Croft's Liquorfcc, Mr Garforth's colt, by Traveller, lvir.Walton's colt, by Anlteus, and Mr Pierse's f. by Beniisghrough. II to 8 against Leuox, 3 and 4 to a against Primrose, and the same against Liquorice. A 3weepstakes of 2ogs. ...

... TV T.._ oil0'_ _ - CARL SLEj AiCES. 777. - June 8, his oajtscy's Iao gs. Heats fonr miles each. Lord Belhavcn's b. L. lyy Beningbroug : - - Mr Stephenson's b rn. Cotillion - - 2 dr Svr Walton' b. f. Farewell - - 3 dr Same day, M r Haseli's b. m. beat Mr Bonn er's ch. h. ra stone, so gs. A single two-mile heat. lane 9, 0S. gi ven by the Earl of Carlisle. Heats four . , , r . i railes each. i r ...

... : NEWCASTLE RACES, }fo1., Monday, Jtnne tbre 20th, a SwOelstakeg of 2ogs. each, p. s. tor , ear olds: Two miles. Mr MIm. Walker's, b: c. by Screveton, -. Earl Strath- morc's b. c. by Pipstor, a. Sir 1H. Williamson's .b. c. by Beningbrough, bought of Mr John Hutchihsob, 3..12.tot againse 'vinner. A capitalrace. Same day, Mr Storey's b. c. Necto walked avef .1br a match against Mr Phetcher's b.c ...

... I - NrWCASFLE RACES CONdi1UDbD. I Filday, June 24. The Gentlemens plate of s3L Mr Mellish's b c. Stoceton, w~ked over. The I adios' plate of 501. Mr Mellsh'.s b. c. .Soikton, 4 yES old, 3St. 711). 3 i I Sir H. Williamson's g. c. Starling, biy Sir Peter' .3 yrs old, 7st. 71h. - 2 Mr Boulter's b. IL Lethe, 5 yrs old, lst:. 71. - 3 -dr Saturday, A subscription purse, iiy the innkeepers who had ...

... - - ;LMR R- ACIZ. LAMBERTION RACES.~ Tuesday, July 5, sol. for3 and A ears old. Lord Belhaven's buy filly, by Bevingbrouigh, 3yrs. old I - Sir Hedw.orth Williamson's grey culr. Starling, 3 ditto 7 2 JMr IiHdgson'sabrown colt, Sir Andrew, 3 ditto 3 3 Same day,,thc Hunter's SweepstAkes of lo gubieas cbch, ( . subscribers) was walked over by Lord Home E chesnut Gelding, by Dragonl. * ^ Wednesdav. ...

... IN-GH i RACS. Ms Mr Brown' crey horse, Curricle - - I I Earl' f Hlorn's ches. gelding, Moses, br Dragon, i s z Mr Cossar's bay botsL, Ball, - - A 3 3 Mr Stewart's ces. horse, by Blemisb, dis. Mvlr Carnfgic's grey gelding - dis. Tucsday,'his Majesty's pirse.of Ioo guineas was wvon by Lord Belhaven's bay colt, Brandon. Sir H. Williamson's Midnlight also started, but drew after the first heat. ...

... ^l ~ I . MQTROSE RACES. Wedneeday, Aug. 3,, a purse of 5o0. was WOn by Mr Kincaid's Ohi; beating Sir -I. W-illiamson's Mfdniglst. 'I'hursday, the lady's puriewsais won by the Earl of Cas- silis's ?? colt by Trimmer, beating Sir H. William- son's Midnig at, and Mr Brown's-fjlly. . This was an. excel- lent race of-three heats, Lord Cassillis's colt beating Sir H. Williamson's horse only by a ...

... BOROUGHflRIDGE RACES. August g, a gold cup, value 0oo guimeas. Hon. F. Robinson's brown colt, by Buzzard, 3 yrs old, 6st. 31b. - - - - I Mr Mcllish's c. SeOckeon, .4 yrs old, 2st. 71b, - 3 2 Col. Harvey's c. Liquorice, ditto - - 2 3 Tuesday, a maiden plate of 5ol. for three.year oils, colts gat. 21b. fillies 3st.-Two mile heats. Mr Hod'aon's ch. colt, Stretch, by Stride - I I Mr ...

... Saturday, Aug. 2o, York free handicap sweepstakes of So zs. each, h. ft. for four-yeat ?? three miles (S subscribers.) Mr Mcllish's Stockton, by Giariel, Sst. zlb. o t Sir H. Viilliamion's Walton, 7st eilb - 0 o Sir R. Winnas Tankersley, 7st. Sib. - - 3 6 to 4 on Walton, 7 to 4 aga:nst Stockton after the dead heat, S to 4 aainst Walton. lord Darlington's Agonisies, by Sir Peter, Sst. zoib. ...

... IDONCAS'iT'R RACL-S. - ?? Mo4nday, Scptemher 26. His majcsty's lzoogs. Mr Mellish's b. c. Stockton, walked over. Samne day. lihe atwn subscition plate of 7ol; was won by Mr Melligh's Little Joey, beating 6 otber3. ' The North Welter stakes of 2og4. each (rode by gen- tiemen,). were won by Mr Barlow's bay horse, by jpitcer. Mr Sitwell's Pipyirnj gst. bcit Mr Mellish's Little Joey, for 10C gS. P ...