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... SPOR TfVG INTELLIGENCE. DERBY AND OMCES STAKES, 1S2 Trhe ?? Is a cerect StAtenmeIt of the Nonalnatina6 4or , tl4~ celebrated annual [lae si . 'l *Seooid anid Jast year oF a srene~ai! 4Jl' the ,Dettby fitakes qc, S6. JI each, ih. ft.,for three year old colts,. st. 71b.i and fillies, 8st. tJ 21' . ?? mile and hale; the ov1luer of thie akiind'lhnii, to to receive 00,g&. Out of ,iSs stakel (16; ...
... ROXINO AT MOV7.EY HURST' A full 4ay's paiantlcpatedby the ?? iti frolr e Was 4 terday ?? ituty' of bye-plav. Tjik, acttactiqo' as tween St b Irnaipgham nouthand Abbot, wbo aty beat OliOr. . ' The 'ecoiiiads were IIant a1W an4 Tpm Jones for S4ri so, :.d1, Spring and Shelton for Abot-bett ngwa S tn 4 Qa ;.r In the flirt round, Sajpwmnpt o adepu,?1ppy, but'he failed iii placing his straighL e. In ...
... SPORTING INT!LLIofGENC NEWMARKET FIRST OCTOBERIftE:ETING;I8H*. BIlONeDAY, OCv. I. The Trial Stakes, a Subscription of 10gs. each, for Sjr. alds, 7st. 91b.; 4-yr. olds, 8st. 91b.; ,6-r. oldV s 9s. 21b; 6-yr and aged, gat. 61b. D.M. Lord Exeter s b. h. Sultan, 5 yra. od . .l. . Mlr. Udny's ch. c. BarmeQide, S yrs. eld . Mr. Wyndhasn'sb. b. Robinhood, 4 yrs. old . . 5- Mr. Vansittart's ch. c. by ...
... Notwithstanding the attraction at the Tennis Court, the amateurs mustered strong on the Essex Marshes, four miles from Rtonford, to see-the sporting fight between Gidgeon, the Jew, and Valentine, the Bristol man. The seconds were, Tom Owen and Josh. Hudson for Gidgeon, and Scroggins and the Romford Baker for Valentine. The ~aitle lasted oe,--pur arsd.higsy mpinur tselli;ns vffiish'fe seventy ...
... PLOIJGElfNG MATCH. Tlro ?? ploghiing match for the year I8ยง1, fot the -premitrms oftr-d- E lthe RdBt anid Wes-t df Ergtat&Society, took place ou, Tuesdar the 18th inst. iii a'q0eld (a six year old le*), belonging to Sit J. Coxe Hippisley,- Bart. near- Old Down Ina.-n Notwithslauding the unfavourable appearatice of the weather, there was a large assemblag'e' of distinguished agrieciturists and ...
... .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 ...
... ?Ar6llNal- I H-IICKvANiND OLIVER. i. This ?5t~ tbfor 100 guineas aide, vwas fought yesterday on If Elitielef Ieth, a few miles short of Coptho rne. It was 'onesbf the most mnanly encounters'we have hla1 for some time to recofd. Sprirg and Shelton went in with Hickman, and harry Harmer and Joshua Hudson 'secosded Oliver.: Average betting was 11 r to 5 on Gas. Round 1. Every eye was fired with ...
... 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 ...
... GENEeRAt POST Orrice, Aug. 6. Mails 7.Je Lust i*cft, j's7rr t Cft'ac, Destiastfiens. up in Lone- ailed. di., don. . .lsbon .. I rueodays. Giblral. Mal- ta, Corfu. j Vladeira and i ?? ?? Jamaica . Leew. lolde.. & Demerara ?? Leew-. flsd. &-Demerara India ?? i arueaday eacb month I at luesday eacb nionith lstWed.do. ?? 9d Wed. do. D. of Marlbro,' July q7.. Ld. Sidmnouth, Jully 6. Osho inc, July ...
... I M~z~ D. &Fraln. the 1;yo Constitutron of Honday.) , oi knoawn rufflani atsacked-tf t the agd regiment posted at thle -Sxeise O'fe in thih 1onvillast night, by throwing a heavy- ?? ni ohis1 box, which se- y verely injured him in the knee, and knocked 'him down. I_ The soldier fired his mitssket, 'forhe purpose of tlarming. tbe guard, and bringing themtn to his relief, but there was :e no ...
... FV A boxing-match between Oliver. and Spring, for Ii 100 guineas a side, took place on Tuesday at New- P v mahi's Meadow, Hayes, Miiddlesex. The fight was to hlave Laken place'at Slougli; but the Magistrates o tiok toliver's orord that he wOiil' hot lht there: and tie parties removed to the above place of meet- ing, after a secomd stoppage by magisterial authority at Arlingrton. The suconds ...
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