... Few Racing Meetings have undergone so many fluctua- tions in popularity and sport as Liverpool. Prior to ob taining the patronage and support of the late Lord George Bentinck, the Aintree Revels were fast waning into the sere and yellow leaf of popularity, but when once the Napoleon of the Turf took the meeting in hand, sent his own horses there, and enlisted the support of his confreres and ...

... :PRO;GRAMME OF THE LIVERPOOL July Meeting. WEDNESDAY, JULY 10. The CROXTET!! STAKES of 15 Sovs each, 10 ft, with 30 added; three year olds, st 81bi; four, Sst 21b; five, st 1ib; six and aged, 9st; mares and geldings allowed 31b; one mile and a quarter, (S subs.) Lord Stanley Mr. F. Nicoll Mr Rolt Sir R. Pigot 'Mr . E . J. Irin ir. B. Green r. Lucas Mr. Jamieson The MERSEY STARes of 25 sovs ...

... I TEE NEWMAR.KET JULY IEETING.| We have long been of opinion that unless something could be done in the way of entire reformation and resuscitation, the sooner the Newmarket July Meeting is abolished the better, for a brace of good two year old races is hardly safficient temptation for a three days' sojourn at Newmarket; and in point of fact these are the sole attractions offered, the rest are ...

... I 1 MATCHES TO COME. JULY. 5.-J. Malpas (of Cheadle) and S. Wilkinson (of Manchester) 220 yards, 15 aside, Bellevue. 9.-T. Cook (of Greenwich) and W. Bond (of Walworth), to run two miles, e20 a side. 9.-Mark Parramore and W. Wright, five score yards, 0l a side, Hyde Park, Sheffield. I.-James Searles (of Leeds) and Mickey Free (of Liverpool1, seven laps round Aistree Course, in clogs, 611 a ...

... If LLUDLOW RACES. T, FIRST DAY, WVEDNESDAY, JUNE 2C. e f The LUDLOW STARES (Handicapped) of 15 Sov6. each, 10 fte m ith 5e0r ded, given by IH. Clive, Esq., one of the members fo the borough. Mr. J. Davies na Clsthwerlce ?? Mr. Reed's cli. g. Clothoer ?? e JItIDEN STAKES of 5 soVb. each, with 30 added from the f fund for horses that had never won more than £50 I' before teh day of entrance ; ...

... SPORTING INVTELLJ6EXCE. NEWM.ARKET JULY 5EFTtNG. It will be collected, froil the subjoined outline of tie staniding and proposed engagcnicnts, that the threc days ara likely to afford the usualqlianturnofsport. Thcattendance, however, in consequesce ofithcclosingofthie Newnsarketline is likelyto fall siort, notwith- standing the Eastern Counties director.s have advertisedspecial thas in ...

... I tRVER COMPETITION AND STEAM-BOAt RACING. - Is -- . . - ?? Ia AA- via~ pi A c - We observe, with mrluch regret, that competition of a very viru- lent kind has commenced this week on the. Clyde, and should it continue as it has hitherto gone 0xii it may lead ?? dis- astrous; This has been caused by a new steamer called the Eclipse : having been put on the station betwoen Glasgow and Dhnoon-a ...

... CARLSLE3 RACES. THURSDAY. The LOTTERY HAnDrccP of 10 sovs each, hI ft, and 40 added, second to save his stake. One mile and a quarter. (7 subs.) Mr. Hobsan's Gladiole, a yes, 1st 71b ?? Mr. Wilkinson's Squire's Daughter, 3 yrs, s5t 'lb ?? . 2 Wan easily. The CoRny CAsTLe STAKEs of 10 sovs each, h ft, with 40 added; for two year aids; T.Y.C. (s subs.) Air. DawsonnsaTightwaist ?? ;l,- j;walked ...

... I ise Z~urf anb other _porting JIMtS. STOCKB RIDGE R ACE S. Steward: W. M. E. Milner, Esq., M.P. Clerk of the Course: alr. J. B. Day. THURSDAY, Juw:a 27. The PRODUCE SWEEPSTAKES of 60 savs each, h ft, for three year olds; colts 8st 91b, fillies and geldings Est 61b untried stallions or mares allowed 3lb; one mile and a half Four sues. Mr Gannon's Delcoon ?? Sharp) walked cver Sir J. B. Mill's ...

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... THE RINC. FTGHTS TO COME. JULY 16.-Jones and Martin, e3O a side, London. 17.-Cain and Dickeson, 25 a side, London. 23.-Gill and Griffiths, el00 a side, London. Auo. 20.-Keene and Hayes, eloo a side, London. Dec. 24.-W. Hayes and J. Noon, 200 to 6100, home circuit. PADDOCK AND THE TIPTON Slasher. These men, who, it will be remembered have been challenging each other for the last three weeks, ...

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