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... CURRkIt GH SEPTEl31I3ER MEETING, 1850. Stewards-Sir T BurkeBart., J. Courtenay, and W. Quinn, Esqrs P111DAV, SEPT. ,. This was the concluding day of the meeting. The special railway train from Dublin consisted only of six carriageS, and even these not filled with passengers. The company assembled was therefore far from numerous. The sport was confined to three events; one of whilb, out of five ...
... . * On Wednesday night a monster meeting of . the inhabitants of this town was held in the Guild- hall for the purpose of hearing addresses delivered e in deprecation of the evils attendant upon races in general, and the Doncaster races in particular. The meeting was, convened by several clergymen sand gentlemen of the town andneighbourhood, with whom were associated also the ministers 'of ...
... THE RONG. FTGUiTS TO COME. SECT. 9.-Patsey Clay and Hannigan, Nottingham and Hod- dersfield, 25 a side. 24.-Madden and Hoiles (the Spider), 25 a aide, London. 24.-Eden and Ensor, 55 a side, Birmingham. 24.-Aaron Jones and Bob Wade, ;i25 a side, London. OCT. ] 4-M'Nulty and Willday, fss5 a side, Birmingham. 15.- Cooke and Brown, s25 a side, London. 22-Young Trainor and Jemmy Herbert, 125 a side ...
... CRICK ET. I ALL ENGLAND MATCHES TO COME. Monday, September 9, at Bradford-The Eleven of England sgst Twventy of Bradford and district. Thursday, September 12, at Langton Welds-The Eleven of Eng- land sgst Twenty-two of Laogton Wolds and District. Monday, September 16, at Brighton-The Eleven of England agat Sixteen Amateurs of Sussex. Mlonday, September 23, at Loath-The Eleven of England agst ...
... I=BETTIG AT TATTERSAMLLS. MONDAY. The events for decision at Warwick of course excited some attention, and though in the aggreate speculation on the principal one, viz., the Leamington Stakes, was not heavy, the betting exhibited several marked changes -thus, kennington, who had been freely backed at the west end on Sunday, caine with such a rush that he was speedily installed in the position ...
... I September Meetiug. Stewards The Marquis of Exeter, Lord Guernsey, M. P., and J. Meiklam, Esq. Judge: Mr. Clarke, of Newmarket. Clerk of the Course and Starter: Mr. Samuel Merry, of Leamington. The customary autumn race meeting over the Lammas lands at Warwick took place' under the above auspices, on Tuesday and Wednesday last, and in regard to sport, was a most suc- cessful one-thanks tu ...
... PE DES TRIAN ISM. MATCHES TO COME. SEPTEMBER. 9.-R. Westley (of Walsall) and T. Cheshire (of Smethwick), seven score yards, Li a side. 9.-B. Hill (fourteen years of age), to run nine miles within the hour, for a bet of 65. 9.-S. Smith and W. Bishop (of Walworth), one mile, 5 a side. 9.-E. Ellis and B. Grover (both of Halesoweu), 10 yards, e5 a side, Ellis givins three yards start, Ridminster ...
... DONCASTER DEMON5STRnATrXous h FaVour of the Races, and Glorious Defeat of Bigotry, Intolerance, Priestcraft, and Tyranny. On Tuesday evening a meeting, convened by a few State Priests, drummed together for the occasion by the Great Northern Lawyer, was held in the Town Hall, Doncaster. Such a meeting it has never been our lot to witnees. There was one general burst of indignation rose from the ...
... SPORTING nITELLIGENGL MoerDoy.--Tbe betting on the Legamingtofl Stakes we flat, but showed a great improvement in Kenningtons, and a strong feeling agat Priestess, Topbena, and Langton. Minimum ie scratched. Offere to lay 2 to 1 agst Turnue, end S to I agst any other, for the County Stakes. Several hundlrbds laid at evens between one au d the field, for the St. Leger, the fiold always having ...
... NTEW7VzAasXzT SECONfl OCTOBER M~eeting. TUES D AY.-Nominatjoris for the Ct SARFrRWITCII STAN ES, a free ianticap of 8s sovs each, s5 ft, With 300 added. The weights to be declared on the loth September. Shamrock, 3 yin Fallope, 5 yes UcieI, 4 yrs Caurirr, 4 yrs Vaocouver, 3 yrs Legerdemain, 4 yrs Wallace, 3 yrs Sleontagre, 4 yrs Chanticleer, aged ohm Fug 11itive, aged Wanota, 6 yra Miss Ann, 4 ...
... I HIGH WATER ATLONDO>NEIBIDGE. l0 , , 3 ?? ?? ?? ?? ?? 5 ?? 7 6 . RGATTAS AND MiATCH{ES TO COME.. SEPT. ?? Eigeton (of Bpast 3 alfltrafld 3. P oaso poa 3L wviel, o lhimehouse Hole, .el oa side. O)-Chelsea A )atceur Fair-uar Etegatta, g :_Oar.:3 mactc for silver cars, &c., given by Chandler of Mxillbanlk, Westroinlster. 18O.-Falham T.radesmel's Pair-oar Match for tankards. I0.-Nevvport (Isle of ...
... SPOR TING.z ROCHESTER AND CHATHAM RACES. *GOIL CUP' STAxursof Saps ts each, and 50 added- th winner to be sold for 200 save, by ations and the sond l savae bi stake. Heat, cue ?? and a half. (4 sab.') Mr. El@ee' Mms T, S ys, set Sib So0) (en I M. ?? 88t 0 2r i Wc.7 * cater by 20 lengths, WUT KANT STAXS of 2 sova each, and 25 added; the second to receive 5 sovya., and the winner to be sold for ...