... AUTUMN MEETING. 25th Bept., 1839. The Earl uf Chesterfield and tbe Earl of Seftoo, stewards; Mr. Williao Lynn, secretary; Mr. John Etty, clerk of the course. The excitement of the DoocMter meeting having pawed away with the event* by which wax ereate-l. the ...

... wonderful feats of the mountebank than the skill of the jockey. The arrangements of the course, under the superintendence of Mr. John Etty, were admirable, and the efficiency of the police was highly commendable. The make-your-gamegentlemenwere not suffered ...

... :. to be named on FRIDAY. 10th June, before Company's Office, 32, Great W Mehestet-street, London, of 1 • 3 • 21 ., Mr. JOHN ETTY, Clerk of the whom Prospectuses may be had and further particulars oh' to be b or Vat. _ ...

... wonderful feats of the mountebank than the skill of the jockey. The arrangements of the course, under the superintendence of Mr. John Etty, were admirable, and the efficiency of the police was highly commend • able. The make your game gentlemen were not suffered ...

... wonderful feats of the mountebank than the skill of the jockey. The arrangements of the course, under the superintendence of Mr. John Etty, were admirable, and the efficiency of the police was highly commendable. The make-your-gam egentlemen were not suffered ...

... Captain Bvng, Mr. W. M. Stanley, Captain White, Mr. Osbaldeston, Btc. &c. - The management of the races was entrusted to Mr. John Etty, the clerk of the Manchester course, and the steward was the Earl of Lichfield. All the riders were gentlemen and members ...