... I O %-1 ' - iThLL jI , PO~fX ''IXTE4 T o 'l I ±oh t: T.YwCs tjiu ssebbt'; . deBYp) . bft Cqlonel Russe Iul, ?? .aa , fotv-d3J 4Oh~t-rnb.st & lut . Sarrix ¢ t~teb, b yit! rl, a ' r leiftyr C s ree ad titla; -by fIl. , Th0d0s, bs's tw Eniilius, h.t at ' i ; I Match, .%zilk ft. Yr I -Lr ,igejtl~nt~tr 0lt a*lwi' e not' pl3ace&d :'Ayf, t.. , 8stle 3b 0one it of Thalestris t Lord cf!t eb n cglem 4 . ...

... SPORTING INTELLI6 ENCE. 5tEW51AniLET SECUND S~tIINC MEETING. Race Course, Thursday. - atch, tO,1 D.M. Sir M. Wood's Galantinc, beat Mr. Thornhill's Cretch by a length easy: Sweepstakcsr of 10 stvs. each thrce ?? old. T Y C. Mr RobcrN' Radici - Duke ?? Ardalia - 2 Mr. Hedley's Psycee - Lord Tacviteck's e by AhiddlIrsnZLyroessa, 4 Nr. St0nebeilveI`5 f. by Muly (bilted) -5 -Seepsiasies ot' 25 sos ...

... SPORTING IAXTLZLIGEXCr : T'AT lERSA Li.S-Aio\IAY Notwithstandinig the. York Spriug lraces, th2 attenldance terda vashiglly respectable.. As the Elisou, rulces take ext weiek, the business ?? more interestizitynuetS~ m)i past. The following alterations ?? place:- D2ERBY.-6 to 4 agat Riddlessvorth. 7 to I agsL ul, (takell), 10 to 1 agst Colwick, 120 to 1 agset Black dilille, ?? I agst Bras de ...

... YORK S APdNG DIEETING The last twenty-fovir hours have dnn Yr Alod ;°nd; the list of arrivals ; neeno m ll sit that ,,Owds j1 , ing it for' tire 'pregert~.. S .he conlitrais betwe~ ntb t'dS 1under notice, and myany that ha'e prece rj- e fneetj, f. ~e haiern crowri tpg~n thi~ ssuare~0js r very:atri,- st iemn ,saor t , nion e of at ese rea -t1, 34A tin -evcrv respect -but c'onapany,.our~5 ...

... SPoUifIN_, IN1TTLIGrNCE. 'fATT' I?SALL'S. Thulrsday was the last pubirc br'rtirng div except one onl the presen't Derbv ind Oaks, and it will bh- perceived that an import- ant aleratiori rias taken place in tle oddsat aut ?? Dopine colt, whot Stands nit 25 to 1. Comparino bolis, !nnd ot1 rbue(iniss, kept the rooin fu'l till a later Lour thi;n usual, the closing paices avertiging 'is ifillow D ...

... EPSOM RACES-TUESDAY. It must be admitted that these races commenced under less favourable auspices than usual. The general electionhasobliged many of the customary visitors to give their attendance in other quarters, wile the nature of the running at Newmarket has mia- terially lessened the interest on the Derby and Oaks; added to this, several of the stekes have closed with very indifferent ...

... i _, ?? . ,EPSOM RACES,-rIIURSDAY. Ths characteristics of the Derby day are so well known, and have been so frequently and so fully described, that to enter into a detail of the incidents of this day would be mere waste of time. Several mennbers of the Royal Family honoured the races with their company. The Royal visitors were- Mer Royal Highness the Duchess of Kent, the Princess .Victtnia, ...

... rflal r T, A-.IC 7 _- . I. -{ EPSOM RACES-FeIDAY, MAY 20. In almost everv respect the races this day were mferlor.to tlhe Derby day ;. theaLciks, 'althbhughi a stakes of great value and importance,' havi'ngfeik' ti~traecli§ins ta 'sporting meli'than its predeceaserof 'l'bursday. Ii'in' oii puit, thle difference betw~dtn the Thursday an~d Frjdt'ay isin favoui of the latter, viz., tit juurs ...

... S PORTLI?W. SETTLING FOR-TIIE DERBYS AL'.D6I OASS This impurtahit finale to ?? months'. 'speculejion took place yesterday, at Tattersall's, and ?? together a vast number of sporting chgract'ersfrom allpatrtstof tlhekiigdom. Formerly we alwavys attended a settling-day with the confident expectation of heating of some As rotten sheep;' three or four b nd' seasons, however, made such' bavoc among ...

... I HOWTH RACES 'Yestardav ?? ~1- ?? S 'Illy' ?? fur l1 rshe t ee hour every cuniveyance rabi , gquisition by heibaisse `i Ipu Wa8 Pl j gthe world, Wo luckily, met ahdeyrrvin~el pi j-one, and formed oe o a lin Itat h Med'oe of li JSOfjntin,'. re, *a a mile in extent- a'u ?? a 5- S-Ick went the whip, round of Were never firlks So glad; e lte wheels, FThe stonies did rattle udret As if old ...

... SPOR TfNG. TATWE-RSALLS, MlaAy SO. A dull day. Notbing don loon tie Asiot rtaces except a trifling bet about tile Colonel. The St. Leger bettingi also flat. MAlIrcus improves, and- will, no doubt, becenre a better favourite. Much anxiety is naturaliv ftlt as to whether Lord Jersetv intends to send Riddlesworth to Doricaster: it is hoped that lis Lordship will declare his intention. Frederica, ...

... .HowI11' RACES-SYCOND DAY. Pv thle big fill] of lluwth we had more amusement yester- tl day thain on the dav Preceding. The attendance was not so tiu 81 inerous, but thenl there wVIC a better view olf the course, At a ti quarter to four o'clock the fllowing horses started:- ' tl stolle. lb. - A1r. BIavlev's Election, .. i1 13 n Mr. St. Gseorge'g Gondolier, .. 9 11 Lord Honvth's Agnes, .. 10 ...