... side, l CAXUorSS Benburb, Lown, Eversfield, The rkipper, The 'Tyko, Trevelvan, Greywell, 8ir n Wifffred; Garyettronch and Go, Crimea, Orwellc . Edsrardo, Carthusian, Lidy Sarab, Holligtn, e Md Wfliamnthbe Silent, asnd The Penman a a good amount-of slow cantering ...

... 3 y, T Loates 2 8 2 MrJ Hammnond's Crimea, 4 yrs . Cannon 3 9 11 Duke of Beaufort's aeve d'Or, 6 yrs .. Watts 0 7 13. Duke of Hamilton's Mercy, 4 yrs. G Barrett 0 BEITriNG AT THE STAWT.. Evens Philomel 100 to 8 Crimea 6to2agst Golde ?? 100to6Roved'Or 10 ...

... re, Hunting (Queen, Scent Bottle, and re John Feel, CHALONER'S Bell Rock, Aurora, li- Ejector, and Verwood, BRoiw's BRot, Crimea, a Gater, Marvellous, and Carrick, with Asseer's ,d Rusticus and Carnage filly, were exercised. On the se Bury side, Pwc';s ...

... Racecourse side, CANaoN's Lown, The Skipper, Hollingtonn, Beenburb, Ever- ; field, Treselyan, Edgardo, Garret, Stourwick, s Crimea, Penman, Carthusian, Lady Sarab, The Tyke, Mistielaw, and Glory Smitten were sent six furlongs, THE GRAND PRIZE OF PARIS. ...

... 3 Mr J Hamsmond's Crimea, 4 yrs . 2. Cannon 1 7 0 Mi T Jeunmi juns Plybios,3yr3 . BraLford 2 9 5 MrAM Cart ell'sT e Baron, 6 yrs .J W atts 3 8 1 Mir B Mdaple's Middlesex, 3 yrsT Loates 0 Betting: 2to l acstlThelBaren, 9 to 4 Crimea, 3w to1 Middlesex ...

... , The Tyke, igh Touch and Go, Garrett, Stourwick, Lady Sara, me William. the Silent, Eversfield, Mlstielis, Pen- maS, and Crimea went six furlongs. ske __ _ _ _ __ _ _ _ stay FOOTBALL. ahch M.cwstren v. GuD Lsr?rs.-This Rugby bat niatol, vist playe4 at ...

... still in froit, followed by Conservator, The Tyke, and Crimea. When half the journey had been covered Lnsignan and Conservator drew out tog ether, with a threeengths' lead of The Tyke and Crimea. Then came Qaly, Armada, and Parlington, in front of ll ...

... who last week wus a mch fancied candidate for the race. The Ebor Handicap winner,- Padua, and Curfew were- also well backedi Crimea obly cut up moderately; and - Mountenagle made most of the 'rubuing until the straight, when Rinovata and CoUrsw looked like ...

... Fire C drew to tho frons, followed by Fringe, Crimea, Chevalet, C ad Niagrwith Gonfulon next, sai Fr~ompaon last, C behi'nd Lord Maratee, 1'asing thet stand, Rendih. C Fire was leading, followed by Chenaet Crimea, The C Vic-ar, Niagara, and Gonfalon, with ...

... with Irliddlesex end Crimea next in front of il~y of Lumlely, ,with Ingram now whipping in. As they descended the; hill pa~wardcl tb~ ?? wasecloselyfollowed~ by Crimea, Hacflor going on third. in the Swinley -Bottom, Pamela and Crimea went on side by side ...

... Meadow Brown, fto I Crimea 100 to 14 Cylindrical, 8 to 1 Nero, T Y and 10 to I Trelaske The running waS made by 0 Meadow Brown from The Jesnit. Nero, and Trelasse, E ), with White Feather next, and CylIndrical whipping in f behind Crimea. In this order they ...

... 9 to 4 agsi tiraven, 7 to 2 Crimea. 6 te 1 I-e idor, `00 to 16 Eventide, 3 to 1 Parsimonious, and 10 h tol1 Reformation. Parim.iioniou~sat agood pace, arde A .thee thre running, follow-ed by Event-ide, Northover, and Crimea, with Cr-avon next, and Reformalion ...