... the burlesque pantomime, mauy novelties will be produced, I aiiiung others, the American volunteer firemen driLl, and thre picnic, with the first appearance of sn- the American ban;o artist. E. 1. Hall. Are ExeE-occ'ur ire LiOnS COmorerSATION.-A correspondent ...

... .-Won by three lengths; a had thiid. A PLATE (Haondicap) of 100 soysn. fur three-year olde andi upwards. A.F. Wfandering Minstrel.3 ?? G. ,,J(rimshaw 1 Calhedral ?? 2 bioulaey ?? Tomlinson 3 Iphigenia (Sayers), Birddnder (E. Sharp), Queen of Spain (Clements) ...

... Rathleen Mavourngen and The Haunted Inn. Newv Adelphi Theatre.-Othello, I nm Here, and A Seaman's Log. Myers'a American ?? Entertainments; Nathalle, the Child Wonder; Correlli Fiunily, &e. IZoological Pleasure Gardens.-Verrecke. the (.yimnast; ...

... to go to the fund. Five f urlongs. . 8131 Hebnoy ?? CBrimshaw 1 8 13 Diplona ?? Custance 2 8 13 The Tyke.T. French 8 5 10 Minstrel .Pag 4 Betting: 6 to 4 On Diploma, 7 to 4 agat The Tyke, a to 1 aget ?? by two lengths; a neck between second and third. ...

... declared. Winners extra. A mile and a-halL h 7 Ler4 Westmorland's Foresight. S sr. ?? Kepyon 4 8., Odr. T. Wadleovo Wandering Minstrel 6 yrs., 0-Mr F.Wndbw'sWandrin I.Grimnahaw 2 7 8 Mr. Carews Portunatuv,4yrs ?? ayers 3 0 8 Mr. T. Parr's Clarice. 8 yra ? ...

... ring have taken great liberties with Ills. 6 ,Lorilard's horse,they must have lost heavily overthe ion race ; while the Americans have doubtless thrown don in for a good stake. Geologist ran -well, as did aealso Lucy Glitters, and they both became goodS ...

... Welcome, Froggart. Gipsv- tb U7craft, Sarah Bernhardt, Regent, First Love colt, Rldotio, be Cantata, Songless, Sophie; Court Minstrel, Ratlach, Elehanm Lad. 'Undine, and Cunberland. Expected:, el Sinmnel, Musselburgh, and others this :nornusg. 50 io24 MANCHESTER ...

... race. GILMORE'S AMERICAN .BNAN£ Two final concerts were given on Saturday, afternoon and evening, by this splelndi bainsd at Hengler's Circus, West Derby-road, and attracted large and appreciatisve audiences, who gaxe the Americans a most enthusiastic ...

... 3 Mr Eothwell's American Jack, Rochdale, 60 W Chadwick 0 Kr Johnson's Nancy Gray, Liverpool. 85.Owner 0 Mr Haigh's Marion Wright, .iverpcol, 100.Orgill 0 ?? Spark,Bradford110.J Andrew 0 Bettin,: 2 to 1 agst Sissy T. 3 to leach American Jack and Ernest ...

... SailigAway beatikir Hooper's Scara. h~ours Mr Beli lrving's Ironclad best Mr Adcockts AD. Minstrel Boy bt Pippo Sdaling Away bs Ironclad DECIDING C4OURSE, Minstrel Boy beat Sailing Away. The CHILELA STAKES for Four Al-egas, at £3 10., Mr Hammond's Tassors ...

... Mr. Stirling P Cratvfurd was first on the list of winning owners ti with a total of £17,919; but Mr. Lorillard, the hi American owner of Iroquois, though he won a 11 trifle less, was by far the more successful of the vs two, as, while Mr. Crawfurd had ...

... , -while.6 Mthere was plenty of money behind Spitzbergen, se Rub-a-Duab mare, and Pussy, the latter of whomnH re did the American plunger a good turn when she F a Ci spreadeagled her field in the Orleans Nuiarsery Plate. 2 There will be another heavy ...