... ' EGHAM RACES. These Races commenced yesterday, under circumstances, although rather unexpected, yet of the most gratifying descrip- tion-we allude to tbe attendance of his Msjelty and Suite. It was announced In a Sporting Paper of Sunday last, that should the weather permit, his Majesty wou!d certainly honour the Course with kis precence to witness the running of his favourite mnare Maria for ...

... THE Commiltw f'T the Affairs of this fhureli have satisfaction in stating to the I’uhlic, tliat the “ftnb«crspta®ii* now amount nearly the sum required to meet the pr(tj>osal of his sty’s Commistloneni. They wish it, however, to distinctly understood that not less than from £BOO to £BOO is still wanted in order to enable them complete the Plan. The grant of the Commissioners merely extends to ...

... Despatches were receiied Monday morning the Bth instant, from Lisls.ti. dated the 24th ult. They announce the acquittal of Sit John M. Doyle and Lieutenant koung, hot b- th were fined in costs. Sir John M. Doyle was quit Li.bon eight days, and Lieut. Young was ordered give security that he would never in future interfere in state affairs. The Po|w’s Nuncio has received peremptory orders to ...

... AFRIC N MA HOG AN Y. TO RF, SOLD AUCTFON, (For account of the Importers) By Thos. Staniland, the F.ast Side of the Humber Dock Itasiu, Thursday, the November, 1928, (Immediately after the Sale of the Honduras Wood) ABOUT Thirty Logs of AFRICAN MAHOGANY, of suitable dimensions for any purpose. Kir particulars apply the Auctioneer, or to Mr. W. A. Brigham, Stewart’s Yard, who has it constantly ...

... TIlE RACE WEEK, AT CHESTER. This period, which may be cealled the Carnival of Clhuster, is over, and that ancient city has againi resumned its wonted stillness. The weather duringh a g .the week was, on the whole' favourable, andl the thi company numerous, although not so much. so as on tw LS former years. Fhe assemblies at the Rno al Hotel, ?? eon Wednesday and Friday night were never cx- j, ...

... a The following are the particulars of the match played at Mi ir: Nottirgban between the gentlemen of the Louth and Sherwood( I Forest cricket clubs, on Thursday and Friday, the 28th and 29th N ng ult. ulhich terminated in favor of the former club N LOUTH. FIRST TNWINGS. - SECOND INNINGS. 1 *et Jones, c by liles 13 b by S. Charlton 23 PI Ir. H?. Alington, run out 19 e by -A. Charlton .1; Pi he ...

... Monday May o.-A lMatel, lor 2titgs two miles. Sir T. Si aiile3 s Cel c Doge of Veilice Lotd Stiiford's b c Peter Lely s lle Grosvenor Stakes of logs sach, for ril ages. MIr Cliftoni'i b b Anto 'nin,6 Pern - I A Produce Sweepatikeri5-basieach for colfs. 14subscribers. Lord Starmford's b c by-Cervantes, (It. Bohlsson), - I Sir W. WVnne's b c by Tbnnderbolt - 2 Sir T. Stanley's b c ?? - , Mhr ...

... - : -1?= ?? ' B = Vll, T,'l XAIIL'1 ?? OCTOBEIR MEJ.E TING.r - I 1 1 ,, , , , - , ,, , . . _ 3!Mndai', Oct. 1:;, Lord (i. I. Cu'teni'.isb's f by Pioneer, beat Iltik6 ot (t;:afton's Vedrillo, 8st 41b each. T. Y. C. 100.0_4 to 4 on LvId (avciidish's f. First Year. One-third of a Subscription of 25 sovs. each, for .3-yr-old colts, 8-st llb ; fillies, 8 t (lb. A. F. 13uke of Urafto's Z iC .. ?? ...

... TUESDA'..-lt must be lhighly gratifying to the Nobility, Gentry, and others, who participate in the pleasurable sports of the field, particularly those who admire the amnusement of Cours- ing, to learn that this old and most respectable establishment began its annual meeting under the most brilliant auspices. The day, was particularly fine; the numerous dogs who had to com. pete against each ...

... l OXIATSI.ORTI COOUI.jrIrC- MEF . TINTCj November itch and 19ih. 1'23. F1F1IST DA l1, Tuesdcrq, November 18th. First Stakes, fcr old Dogs..Ote Sovereign chwb. HI Sl. flope's Squlib bezi .;ft. 'r2Yarnerie's -Swee p. 2 Mr. I-lunter's Sp artacus' beat Mlr. Kendall's Forester. :3 Ir. Ilassall's 3iighliander beat M1r. Wilson's orta. 4 .r. Roswland's Dukc beat Air. 1Ulines's Blac. Second Stakes, ...

... Tuestlay, Sept. 2, the Guy Stakes of 50 sovs. each, h ft, for three year olds; one mrile; l5~subscribers. Mr. Yates's b c Frederick, by Filbo, fist 71b, (Spring) ?? I MVIr. Rawlin-on's b f Ruby, by Rubens, 8st ?? Mir. Griflth's b c, Ausquito, fist 41b ?? Sir G. Pigot's elh c Chester Billy, fist ?? Betting--~Even on Chester Bill, 2 to I agst Ruby, and 4 to I agst Frederick. Chester Billy was ...

... SPORTINV ITRLTLmulrxrN. TVOK SletlIK MftTiN3-6.3doNoAYss MAIMt the AIrt day's *ttort shme oit as! follt*r dweepstakes of 20 sovs. each-for o yr cd astlts. gst 61b f 010eb Fst 2db. The last nille and three-qtlrters (ten Isuh .) Major Yarburgh's br f Biltnda, Sister to Laurel . . I MrI Wetherell's ch f by Whisker, (rt of Sister to Duport 2 Ld. Milton's ch f Mariquetm, by Cervantes . . Sir. G. ...