... 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 ...

... . SPOTrNCG. ASCOT4HEATH lACSWDEnY -~These celbrbated. ri swhicbr o~mnewited yesterday, seldom m~ade a grander display- of rank, fwshion'beauty, adwealth-, than[ qnlthe present Occasioti. Independentiof the usual attraction, the rk p very l'argqe assemblage of the nobility-aiid g'entry to Wiridsor and fO AtU vibesitan wr4ile ihldtofdsicinh rfr t!6ose ?wccmPniidations to the occasi ayi ...

... spORTIAG INTELLIGENCE. ASCOT MlEA mr RACES-W uiTiFsvAy. je u~nuisual number of races yesterd.lay, ataid thdelav created hr the ded hseat for tle Oatltands, made it Eo late before they .re ?? no a conclusion, that, wie vwere obliged to leave. v-irihat thes lilst raitchz t t camne off as follovvs :_ Match, 100 sove, Sat Slb each. T.Y.C. 31r. Gardnitr's lUarcqllin, by Aloses (Pavis) . . :iir- ...

... SPORT'NJG ,-INT~rr.LIGPNFp AS(COT- TWEA £f1 Tje,-farhe u7f t6 G Ii (lilP ?? v 1 Y; attraotivie,- but 'frun iljudttiious :arrsnJer,. * tY5 ?? longer be the gra(id I (lay- were it n- tefor thltb would tr jesty', vhieb pronmpts eerv- body te be o l rese0 is ?? disire of the 'yeople to behold th b SOt .Th'e 'arrival of tbe' Iloysi party -ir elo'd l s°iutiigs of those -nearest the Spot cession: s ...

... I SPORTPIVG. I TATTERSALL'S-TULSDA. Very little done yesterday beyond settling for Hampton Russ: two or three chariges are to be noticed in the St. Leger bet. ling. Marcus continues advancing, and there is every prohb6i litv of his beconmirng first favourite. The parlizans of Biddlet worth end Zany are very shy. They say that Lord Jersey ane Mr. Stonebewer ought to declare whether they mean to ...

... ITHE TU.RF-MORE CHEESE-PARING. I \ . . I. - I . . ; The Currigh meceting termxinaited on Saturday-fiter a verv good weeks'> sport. Of- late years th.ie principal support whib the turf has hid ini-this cotintry may he said to bave been derivable from the King's plates, the amount of whiich have beau 'paid at the: treasury..and in money, to the successful competitors at tbe dif- forent races at ...