... ROYAL CALEDONIAN HUNT AND PERTH RACES-1829. £, C us -IDO:7. TUESDAY OCTOBER 13. The Caledinian St Leger Stakes of Twenty-five Sovs. each, p. p. with One Hundred Sovereigns added by. the Caledojian Hunt. For threevear-old colts, Sst. 21b. ; fil- lies, 8sn. One mile and a half. Lord Elcho's b. c. Gondolier, by Fitzorville-Gon. dola-U(. Nelson - - - I Mr Gilmour's ch. f. by Dr Syntax-Helen Aroon, ...

... DONCASTER MEETIXG-sI9. F RIDAY 5EEX. -i: Three-year Old Filly Stakes.f o20 sovereigns each, with 20 m, sovereigns added- by the Corporation. St Leger Course. yo (12 Eubscribers ) th Mr ItidFidale'a bay, Clotilde, by Tramp, out of Neva af by Cervantes - - walked over. Match for 100 sovereigns. Oine mile. - en Mr Houldsworth's ch.. c. Vanish, by Phantom, out of of Treasure, by.Camillus-J. ...

... .silo (;rTING LaiGvE LIMERICK ItACI':S--NEWCASTLlE COURSE. ESA'RlJID.', OCT. G. TrLMty Plouans, wevi;ght for 2ae., 3 vears old 7it 4-b; 4 years old 8;t I ib; 5 years old 9st 7ib, 6 year'. ol8 IO,' ?? lb; aged ?? 5lb. Mr Harly's Snip, agad ?? 1 5 5 Mr O'Brien's Ilarleqiuini, Syears 2 2i Mir Co. be t's Sprit I 5 1 r Twenty Pounds Handicap for all Horses, &c to a siake of oae guinea each. Mr ...

... I s_--nc je. wC In an intcresting little volume on the above sub- let ject, published by M3Ar D. Johnson, a medical officer, 01 ite olng resident in the interior parts of Inudia, and espe- 01 SC iiY cially of Bengal, we find many cauious and highlly in- s an teresteig narratives of the various modes in which the a native Indians entrap or destray the game, and de- . 1S structivC animals, with ...

... rEEHLES rARISH 'LOUGHIING IMATCH. DaCEDIPER 12.-The competition took place onl tbe farm of South Parks of Neidpath, belonging to the Earl of Weomyss and Mlarch, whein nineteen plouglis started, and the prizes were extremely wvell contested, all finished within the specifield tiue, when the judges Messrs Aitcbison, Notmnan, and Afelross, coin- menced a careful examination, and the prizes werc ...

... RETTING-tOOMt, TATTERSALL'S, AUG. 26. The attendance was not so full as on Monday, but some brisk betting took place. Swiss increases in the estimation of betting men, and has risen a point. Osmond, Helenis, and Jerry, are all getting up; treatham has gone back a point; and Brutendorfremains as before. No betting on the Derby. DONCASTER ST LEGER. 4 to I agst Swiss (taken) 22 to I agst Cadiz 9 ...

... W=Nmj1?. or 00OD cuP-s, B. Underneath will he f.-1 . Underneath will be found an accurate statement of all the to I winners of Gold Cups of the present year, it being intended as a 141 fillip to the memories of the gentlemen of the Turf, and in anti- T ?? of a like article in the yearly Book Calendar, which will ags not make its appearance until the beginning of next year.- to I The Hoe ...

... ?? R-acrp. Tuesday, Sept. 6, the Guy Stakes of 5o0 tsiOV each, for 3.yenr. olds. M.C. Lord Stamford's b f Linnet, by Bustard, 8st Illb, - 1 Sir T. Stanley's b c Doctor Faustus, 8st 41b, 2 iMr. West's b f Mystery, by Phantom, 81st llb, - . 3 Lord Warwick's b c SMcphistopheles, 8st 31b, A t The Leamington Stakes of 20 sovs each, 15 soV9 ft. and 1)00 sovs added by the town of Leamington. Two ...

... 1S24. ?? : : I. . ' ' I1 Tuesday, AIogust i,-i'he Gentlern 's Subscription Plateof: Go iSve)isighs: the owies vof the -uend horse to receive lo Save- reigns. JIehts, twibe ri-ind and tauistance.. Olltr 4,ambton-'s -c, Royaist, bv Leopold, s years old, . I Si,: 'hlomae ?? br. in. Sister to hlay Day, by Ardros- san; i .vlears old, . - . ' 2 hr.,L'inasou'rslch. g. Fir ;toger, by Coiuyn, 4 years ...

... | illiDDiF.UHA RACES, S24. !Mpnday, A pril 26,-'The Criven St.takes ofl'ogs. each, p. p. ?? subs.) Mr ltiddell's b. c. Caccia Piatti, by Whisker, 1. Hon. E. Petre's ch. c. ?? Star, by Octavian, 2. 'Mr Ferguson's gr. c. by Grey M1iddleharn, 3. : Mr Salv 's ch. f. Lady 13ab, 4. Ma- jor Cunninghaln's b. g. Siingo, by Octavian, 5. .Tjhe l lxoron Stakes 0f.30gs. eic; fi: ft. fbr the produce of ...

... PONTEFRACT RACES,.1828. . TUESDAY, SsPT1S'rann 2. c SWEEPSTAKES of 30 sOVS. each, 10 ft. for three year olds-a colts, lst. 61b. fillies, lst. 21b. One mile and three quartors. , n Lord Scarborough's h. c. by Cation ?? I sI Mr. Darnell's ch. c. Game hloy, by Octavlan ?? 2 tiM. W. Scott's bs. c. Nilmrod, by I banta. i ?? Houldsworth's br. c. Terpr, by Magistrate.4 5 Anoexcelleat race. n The ...

... twi tan and Neate, Between ihe.Ga~qLighJA FOR TWOHVWNDRBD GOINEAS A-SIE. The great pugilistic contest between the cele- brated Hickmn, the Gas-Light Man, and Neate, of Bristol flame, which has for some time excited the interest of the sporting world, and on which many thousands were depending, took place on Tuesday last, on Hungerford Down, one mile from lungerlord. The morning was uncommonly ...