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... | be gurl ant otter tportings BJebs. I. . ;ral. TAT TE RRALL'S-,M ON Dk Y. tO.. A fair amolln t of business was tranesate on the Creater cup at ds, th rcsqoetecifinetet itgo imbgo, MoV cradthI ?? a as ndmn; and ?? ?? to' ~~~6 t ro- wol iebe 0naotete.A ouly o aot £100 on rh to~gpie oi ahe e nyfaure of th erby the LIVERPOOL STEEPLE CHASE. ;he 15 to I agat Lord Stinsuhmore's Rat.trap (taken). ~he ...
... I (From the J11anchoester Guardian of Saturday laat.) This groat mtatlt, which hafs been pending for some time, and which, as the time of its decision drew uear, Fcaused extraordinary interest in this town, camte off last evning, in the lecture room of the Manchester Athenreum. The competitors are both celebrated players,-Mr. John Roberts, the marker of the Union Club, Manchester; sad Mr. ...
... I abegurf ant other *Porltfng BeWs. The Beverley, Hull, and East Riding races tooe fixed for the 19th and 20th June next. TATTERRALL'S-M 0 ND AY. METROPOLITAN HANDIOAP. 20 to I agst Lorm Eglinton's Tetstator (taken). 25 to I _ Sir G. Rieathcote's Black agle (taken). 25 to I _ Lord H. Lennox's Bore Iten). 40 to I _ Ir, Crawfurd's Glutton (taken). 40 to I- Mr. Gregory's Datnask (tahen? The ...
... ne u asrM otbet Poltfllg Atb3u. TAT TER S AL L'S-M ON DA Y. There ?? a very full attendance, and a large Amount of business transacted, chiefiyen the Chester Cuv. The horses most in favour were Fugleman, Miss A flu, Glauca. Tl Flea, CosseacrHarriott, and Chantrey, the odda in every instance showein a derided rn- provemuent on previous quoteelone. Meet of the tnousands to ten anid fiftceen ...
... Zbegurf all? otl)cc -!-,?Portfllg jacbm TATTE ItSA L L'S-M ONDAY. TIlE LOUTH STrEPLE.CIIASE. Even nohtosy laid oil i lria Dty, Abdl.eld.oKdor, and Proesld, aga iliot thle hltd. LIVERPOOL STEEPLE CHASE. 920 to I agst LordI WoatrAsrd's Sir Johii (takeal). lt - I Mr. Ilarelcastle's Itescisi it0 to I - Mr. 11. Morphls 'Is'b Oaks. The ti vest a IiYOae i 8uIich. small amtons its so arccy to tic. ! ...
... I ZeO'Xturf aub otter tportitng4ets. j T A T TE R S A L L 'S-M 0ON D A Y LIVERPOOL STEEPLE CHASE. 6 ti I ag-st Lord NVatCrford'S Sil'Johnl (tekert). S to I -Loro Str thriore's Sat T'rap. 14 to I -Mr.-Mason no The Chandler (takerri. 1.5 to I -Mr. J. Fort's Knight of Gwyrnie (trketi). 2) to I Lord Sefton ns Little Fanny. 21 to II Mr. Castlv its Tha Grand Lutniiere (takotrj). 3i1 toI Sir. ...
... THE HO1LDERNESS HUNT BALL. This annual ball was held on Tuesday week, and was largely and fashionably attended. We subjoin a list of the company, which, owing to the negleat of our correspon- dent, was not forwarded to us last week:- The party from Scorhro'.-Mr. and Mrs. James Hall, Right Hon. Lord Hotham, Hon.Capt and Mrs. Duncombe, Lady and two Misses Syk(es, Mr. asd Mrs, Constable Max. eol, ...
... etc Curf ano other exporting j2etos.- I TATTERS A LL'S-M ON DAY. LIVERPOOL STEEPLE CHASE. I0 to I gast Mr. Mason ns The Chalndler 12 to I - LordWaterford'sSirJohn. It to I -Lord Str ithmore's Rat Trap. IS to I - Mr. J. Pots K nighit of Gwvyrise. 20 toI Mr. J. Fort's Little Fanny _(taken). 30 to I Mr. Hassall's Victim. 40 to I Captain Bartlett's Maid of Athens (tDken). 50 to 1- Mr. ...
... 21;be zurf ant other *porting Rom TATTERS ALL'S-M ONDAY. LIVERPOOL STEEPLE CHASE. 15 to I agst Mr.liarrisou s Meath (taken) Ia lo I Mr. Mangass's Farnhan. °0 to° Mr. Threadgold's Marsa Day (taken to ;0ioo). 3toI r.Cunningharn's Quadruped. to I - M~r. D. Lewis its Evertoss (taken). Meath was backed with, great spirit, rising from 30 to 15 to 1, Metighest offer at the close. Receand Grand ...
... LIVERPOOL SPRING MEETING. Stewards:-The Earl of Sefton, Marquis of Waterford, G. Payne, Esq. The LIVERPOOL SPRING CUP (Handicap) of 100 sova in specie, by subscription of 15 sows each, 10 ft, with 50 sovs added. The second to save his stake, and the winner to pay 5 sors to the judge. Mile and three.quarters. The highest weight accepting being under 8st 71b, it has been raised to that, and the ...
... Tbc'gurf anb otber tporting j2dvs. TAT TTE RS AL LIs- oN D AY. LIVERPOOL STEEPLE CHASE. 9 to I agst Lord Waterford's Sir John. 10 to I -- Mr.HaHrrison'sMeatth. 10 to It- MIrr. Lawsutl ?? Simple (take, 10 to I Mr. Hassall's jittrii. ,aem uto I Lord]SrhoesBl rp(ae freely) 14 to I r Vevers's Vainliope (takenf) e I8to I Mr. P'ovker'a Columbrine. 25 to Io- Lord Seltoe's Little Fanny. The abonve we ...
... Jezurd anb otber 'portin . _ .ofi~ n ), T ATTERS ALL'S-'rONDAY. THE NORTHAMPTONSHIRE STAKES. fi to I agst MIr. Halford's Harriott (taken), 7 to i - Mr. H. Hill's Osterley. 12 to I - Sir J. Hawley's Fernbhilt (taken) 15 to I- Lord Eglinton's 13elus. 20 to I- Duke ot Bedford's Mahratta. Harriott was backed far a large stake at S to 1, and, jointly wilt; Osterlcy, at 5 to 2, for two or litree ...