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... NEWMARKrT HIOUGIHTON MEETING. BETTING ON THIUIIJSDAY NIGUT. XUeSFRY S'rAKES.-4 to I ngst Fugleman. 9 to 2 agst Tlther to 1rakelowe, 60 o 1 agst Exeter, 2o to I agst raquetMs, 10 to I agst Truth, 12 to I agst The Ban, 12 to I agstllesse lIomburg, 12 to I agst Brother to Truthteller, 0,o to 1 agst Glenhawk. DEmny.-20 to I agst Lord Eglinton's Lot (taken), 7 to I arst Prime Minister, 13 to I sgst ...

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... I . I I - ?? - spon'tING- -li o .1. , '! A-DWARWICK ROVEM~E ,;l W8J~fM V6em ?? 20 addodi o~rtra eln d Lor. sOibaireeor's, Sai , 2 y's,66t 301b . He Ud~ab-Lby, = 0u~a ou~t of Birthday, 2yrslti, WM ?? d tpjce1~n a neqk. The 3leneimOt filly bd bl. ?? 1 8 Saimr-w- wew,*ai eeiaocly hr.R- i i 20& *84We6cetd to rhool * ?? A tom pe~L owrd ch'epekes.Tw.mflp. Wr 1Um- 4YZ,6&t sib. ?? 1L h Aongo, Bva, ...

... |I BARTON.UPON-HUMBER COURSING MEETING. This meeting came off on the 5th and 61h inst,, and was In alt respects a successful one. Tble decisions of AMr. M'George gave general satisfaction. The courses came off over the estate oa Mr. Wins, to whom the club and its friends lay under great obligations. The PUPPY STAKES. I.-Mr, Gowland's I d Lambton beat Mr. Graham's r d Norval (2), Mr. Duckle's ...

... 17. 1 O T NTG. : v ?? i (B7ytctt1 TlcgrapL: .. ?? ZFAR ?? 8WESMyAxzs of 10 Ioig. Oci;itli40 ?? ; the lnvner to py10 aoswr xpenues, and thb~ownd to 6kVe qgtt-97; Tio galwe am alku rdles (I9 subs-) Mr. t'b f ittli Qeeb, 4y*rs;9a 12iS . .. -* ?? e e'sh g Rodefreak, aged 9t lb. ?? 2 ia a* ,wmght's You Datc , ,9e 1 $ * 6argoi ADc4r f 16 sVI. eacb 10 ft, an S only de61areid, it-t0 added' Onoe rouid ...

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... nETTINO AT TATTEILSALl'S. MONDAY. Nearly all the afternoon was occupied in effecting an adjustment of outstanding accounts on the Houghton Meeting, hence though the rooms were crowded, scarcely a bet was made on future events until six o'clock, when the Autumn Handicap ant Steeple Chase at Epsom gave rise to a little speculation. For the former, Sauter-la. Coupe and Chantrey, were in great ...

... AQUA TICS. HIGH WATER AT LONDON-BRIDGE. Nov. i0 morning 37 min. past 6 afternoon 57 min. past s 11 . 20 ?? ?? 43 ?? 6 i2 ?? ?? 44 ?? 7 13 . 24 ?? . ?? ?? tl *4 .42 ?? ?? IS ?? IO 15 . 5.2 10 ?? 24 .. 16 ?? 52 . ?? 01 .. ?? 12 ROYAL LONDON YACHT CLUB.-The next meetingr of this club will be held on Monday evening, the Iltll inst., at Richardson's Hotel, Piazza, Covent-garden. COURSING MEETINGS. ...

... RUNTING APPOINTMENTS. I FOXEHOTNDs. Atberston - Lond, Stapleton Village; Wednesday, Cricket's Inn; Friday, Bitteawell; Saturday, Meriden. Aebrighton - Trueaday, Sheriffhales ; Thursday, Stew- Polkey; Saturday, Badger; at half-past ten. Badsworth - Tuesday, Darrington ; Thursday, Marr; Saturday, NoLtton Village aat halfpast ten. Bentinck's, Lord Henry-Monday, Saxilby; Tuesday, Midge Inn ; ...

... FIGHT'S TO COME. Nov.- 11.-Connelly and Wedgeblury, 10 a side, Birmingham. 19.-Massey and Noon, 6100 a side, London. Dic. ?? and Coucher, di0 a side, Birmingham. 10.-Cross and Young Sambo, r50 a side, London. 17.-The Tipton Slasher and Paddock, loo a side, London. IS.-,igger Watsonand E. Roberts,25aside,Birmingham. 24.-Crewley's Young Big-un and M'Malkin, Glasgow. 26.-M'Nulty and Millard, 25 a ...

... | 33ETTZnG AT TATTERSA.LLS. MONDAY. A little business was transacted on the two great even at Warwick. A reference to the quotation of prices on the handicap will shotv that they were all taken, but with the exception of Doubt, Chief Justice, Woodlark, and Cockermlouth, the outlay was limited. For the Steeple Chase British Yeoman and Abd ?? were the only animals in force, the investments on ...