... SPORTINVG INTELLIGENCE. -a- TAT'ERSALL'S.-Y9STERDAY. Another dull afternoon, with very little In the wayof change. Bad, however, as business undoubte Ily was, two or three movements (tie last of the year) require to be noticed. The Dty of Algiers sprung to 22 to I, takers, nor could any one be prevailed upon to offer more than 2S to I asst Epidaurus. routine alto advanced several points. ...

... LiUNTING AFPOIN?J'MENTS. Te,,, reciI~ arir ilueto F rid ay nel ' at Mi Bloltee' o l''o-ds meets on Friday; at; Newinliamt at hlalf-past ten iot lic.: 9i,LEF ?? - ?? ?? wk atcro ss: a easp cuntry; .towards Kin~sroh a Chrisik,, mddehis astie fotrtftlird' with~t~t m ?? ?? it up, of Mra'. $ Shlhs-itW& ltSle~~~ 7 ii his StgO 'happes aftr' ta go erunsi,t when ailes8ftox^, is re.ss tsp, eiter h fot ...

... 5potling I - ?? R F - - ?? ?? MA~NCHIESTE;I, IFriday E,, ?? InI ev, al e Jl ie ?? c'im time *:oni. N: ratpid f!8.:iC. Illtsa ire passed oyr o t.r sothasr l.ar ann si-ri launched ?? a or . not, h ; c, e :y s h the poet- Lbrd boaw- the noerthbast wind, with f.; No, It. open.;v of NOs liid not gihn Mc,, pests ia.u af o:'-it ci.- Oftii Srip :nt ?? murky. It wat boes'ler, jithe be ?? , the Coor ...

... I SPORTING INT ELL GENCE. TATTEILSALL'S, MONDAY, Dec. Sl.-T'iE DERBY.- Another dull afternoon, with very little in the way of change; bad, however, as biusiness undotabtedly was, tW o or three movements (tie last of the year) require to be no- tced. The Dty of Algiers sprung to 22 to 1, takers, nor could any one be prevailed upon to offer more than 25 to I agst Epidaurus. Tontinre also ...

... SPORTING INTELLIGAUV B. INTELLIXiNCE EXTRA. DONCASTEII, 1840. The following are the nominatioits for the Great St. Leger Stakes of G0 Bove each, &c., which closed on Tuesday lost :- Colonel Peel's b c Gibraltar, brother to Tarlck; Colouel Wee. enra's br f by Prlam,outofVat; Lord Bruces chc ?? by Oicsr oir. Brlstow's c Janus jIMr. Pottingar's are Harry, by Zealot, out of Zoe; Mr. Holdsworth's b ...

... I TrHE TURF. TATTERSALLS, AlON)DAY, DEc. 31. When the weather invites the sportsman to the enjoyment of the diversions of the field, it is reasonable to expect that the periodical assemblages at Hyde Park Corner Mill experience its influence in a numerical redlction, below what may be called the ordinary average; itnd, thi] eflore, when the finaness of the present season foe tiidl sports is ...

... SPORTING IN TEL LIGENCB.. INTELLW4EXCE..CXTRA. NEWMARKVT CHtAVEN ,111ICTINGS. 1839. Acceptances for the Ostiands of 50 sov&. D.I., LeC. Duke of Rutlannd's Rat-trap, A Yra, Bat 121b . Lord Suffield's Ca- ravan, Ii yro, got Sib; DOWe, of Bitlland's Slonkney, Syra, Vait 91b; Lord Cheaiterfteld'e Prizefiawer.5S ?? ?? Mr. Wilon's Quick- sliver, A yrn, 7et 31b; Air. P. Craven's 1.wrleh-yeu-m~ay-get ...

... SPORTING INTEL IGENCS. TATTERBSALL'L ?? nc Ttd. GM wa W fully attended ?? &,rnoon, aond ?? edry aumated until after the usalnbout ofting the teom. Amongst the principal ?? one or two abaties will be founi. 12 to I w16 taken Bhout r.ether to Bay M iddleton, 1,0 to I lbout iFlanmbeau2. and 17 to I was efered agalint Ilderlan, whose party bas fallen off anuaslingly, Einn go Bragh mod the Day of ...

... SPOiTITNu ITV TJBLLIWANCB. INTELLIGENCFE EXTRA. YORK SPRING MEETING, 1839 TuasDAY, Ararm 30-Nomination for the Two yoar old Stakes of 3o ?? each, 10 ft; for colts, ?? fillies, 8St 21b; T.Yr. Mr. T. O. Powlett's br c Hawkisbury; Mr. Attwood's b c Para- celeus; Mr. Bowes's br c The Wizard ot Winuergill, by Cortius, eat of Gibside Fairy; Col. Anson's be Nkbolas; Mir. Hall's b f by The Saddler, ...

... SPORTING INTELLIGBNCB. INTELLIGENCE EXTRA. NEWMARKET FIRST OCTOBER MEETING. 1839. TvESDAY.-Tbe Hopeful Stakes of 40 sav eab, I- ft, for two yr I WideOl ; Jaut half of Ab. M. The Duke of Grafton's ch c by St. Patrick, out tt Problem i the Duke of Graft71', can fby Vanise , out of Legend; the Duke of Rich. mood's br f Sherbet;t Lord JefSel'a ch y by Plenipoteotiary, out of Joannas i,r Howe's b c ...

... SPOR TING' IN'tELLIGENCB. TATIERSALLS. - Theoroom was but thinly attended yesterday, yet husineiis corl- netretd early a. a great many horses were bicked, and rather a large * smei~zt ?? out at tue following prices i 6 to i apt Lqrd Jersey'a lot (takea). 12 to I agst Jord Jersey's Brother to Day Middleton (taken), IG to I agst the Duke of Rutland' Plambeau (taken) I 8 to I agat Lord Jersey's ...

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