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... *vortiuaC 3Entageie. NOTES ON THE TURF. DIANIsCIESTER, Fri~lar FvellsilS. Our remarks this week must necessarily be brief. We shall thelefbre direct onir immediate attention to the fortiscosning events, appointed for decision at Newton- in-the-Willeows, on wednes(lay, Thlcrsdsy, and Friday next. The two principal races of the week are nle- merously filled. The Lorcd of tlhe AIccteor's Gold ...

... | SPORTING INTELLIGENCE I ?? : i-e/ionreee th page.) NOTE8 QN THE TURF. ; ' * :0 $ i MtAiNCltEi~s~ F'IdaeY Evening. Ten days ago and the long showy procession of thorougl- bred rivaels, whose names were set d10o1n for competition for* the 'TradesmeIn's Plate over thle Aintree rinrea Liverpool, consisted of 131 students, whose youthful days were spent in cultivating the quicknl~ess of their ...

... I portilla latellfaclice. NOTES ON THE TURF. t lANciiESTEIh, Friday Evetning. i The amount of money contended for annually on the . tturf in Great Britain must be truly astonishing to those .who, under the pressure of want, contemplate for a mo- ment the vast sums which put life and mettle into the a heels of the racing million. Self-love is the spring of n action ; hence money, which in ...