... Stevent and Hlyaen-'Z25 a side. Birmingham. 29. .yeang.6dorcey, and Horridge, 250a side, Idaulhester. 29. Holesi and Jeammy Herbec -55 asaide, Leadon. a. J. Haoyde and mat Plett, FLO a side. la. Coyn anut Sigger Watson-LIS a aide, Blrmlagheam. PE3DESTaXAN ...

... 4d Inbouro of the day, a inusber of nmathr ?? ino f tl ~It a down to an Cne~lleait diiiutr, provided by Mr. -AUle. Thomsoti, Hamilton, Veek in Darangabor Scisoei-isooo, others they sepnt a osost agreeable isight, and ported at a Reasonoblic 11001, hlighly ...

... Birmingham. 19.-Bronton and W. Cain. 25 a side, London. 26i-Sesnar and Baker, 15 a side. London. APRIL 1,-Goole and Must, 15 a side, Birmingham. 9.-Lee and Owens, X5 a side, Birmingham. JuNE ?? and Paddock, 200 a side, Nottingham and London, ...

... -i lit its l S ; :! It - ?? r Csnt. 5-1 i seite a t 'cli. fall 4 'tic 1 eti - - Mt t, sssrh oet Ctercllt. elittl 4c.iC'- wintlaI * uheynots A)!re li6 c n Grari Qtuebce, PRINTEDI) by W I 1, L I A 31 IiI A IC 11, !ts 1, Esn., for the Proprietors, at Iis ...

... greatest ease by a length. Run in 55 secs. The CITY CUP of 10t sovs in specie, added to a Sweepstakes of 20 sovs each, h it To start at the Red Post and go once round, about two miles and a half. (12 subs.) Sir J. Hawley's Fernhill, a yrs ?? ( ...

... won thirty-two. PEDESTRIANIsM EXTRAORDINARY.-A marine named Thompson last week performed the extraordi- nary feat of walking from the Marine Barracks, Chat- ham, to London-bridge and back in 12 hours and a quarter. He was habited in heavy marching order- ...

... for three each, fol- lowed by two singles and a two. Box after securing a single and a two had his stnmps levelled by a well-aimned ball from Usherwood, and was followed by M1artingell. Parr, in mak- ing a hit to leg, missed his stroke, and ...

... rail-came a revolution in racing tactics. Thens a few days' rest, after the lengthened jolting in a four- horse van over a rough road; or a still longer and more fatiguing walk to the scene of aefion, were indispensable adjuncts to hope of ...

... skeste, antd hug, hii ichshave p)roedlc a vesy seasoniable relief;, as the opess boatis along tile coast, ?? do tot ?? farfrom the land. are (oairag natbi sIg. Each of the twovhesela tons a yayl to sea, a.d ?? fit a stfficieit offing, the yatwi ia initaseid ...

... Xariun. 31 a side. London. 17. Cain ?? itckbecn, a a side, Loadon. 20. Keene and Hayes, L10 a side, Leadoen WPEDESTRIAN WATCHEs TO COZiA. JUEa. 17. Newman nud a lad under nineteen years ao age-to walk six miles thelorlert to give ore msacta, ...

... severe struggle ensued about ten or a doaen strides from the cliair, young Keegan made p most unexpected rush with Seagull, and won by a levgtb; half a length between secornl and third. fItv! OAtS STAwS5. 25 veis each for flliles, to run when 3 yre old; ...

... Nassau h Stakes by a length, beating Highland Fling and two t] others. At Newmarket, second October Meeting, won a ti Sweepstakes, beating Irish Jig, Set 41b each, in a canter; o and beat Grace, 8st 71b each, in a match (mile and a half), ei ...