... THE SPORTSMAN'S GAZETTE. 5pOflTING CORfESPONDEIICE. -A placard headed Swindling.-Caution to Sporting Si`tOP 5 has been extensively circulated in Sleaford duringthe PIe0 ek ., nd has created a good deal of speculation, though hto wom it refers are all of them well known. atp er turlports to be al] exposure of the man ner in which abscctarle tradesman and inhabitant of the town haa been ...

... THIE ADVANTAGES DERIVED FROM TAKING pA R R' S L I F E P I L L S ARE, Ist, SOUND AND REFRESHING SLEEP. 2d, GOOD APPETITE. 3d, ENERGY OF MiND AND CLEARNESS OF PERCEP- flON. 4th. GENERAL GOOD HEALTH AND COMFORT. s~,THEY ARE FOUND. AFTER' GIVING TH M OASAI TRIAL FOR A FEW WEEKS, TO ?? THE MOST ASTONISHING ANNIOAIG PROPERTIES. epesnO01 their wodrfs This lust Convince cvcry reasoenabiL persn ...

... rrTqEATRE ROYAL, DRURY-LANE.. IMr. SIMS REEVES has the boniour to announce hil ,,eN.EFIT for MONDAY, June 14, on which occasion will be preseated Bellini's celebrated Opera, SONNAMBULA. Amina, dadameeClaraNovello;Elvino, Mr.Sims Reeves. Toconclude with te BEGARS' PERA. aptai Mach ath ir. Sims ,sev5-~ Polly, Mrs.- Sims Reeves. COndoctor-Mr. Benedict, via first appearance since his return fromn ...

... H EFFIELD T I M E S.- S T WILLIAM WILLOTT, PRnOPsITOR H he Irls (1787) and the Mercury (1807) ineorporated as Address, J. C. PLATT. Si MItO'S ENGLISH COURIER PIPE! be THOMAS idILO, 402i STRAND to the icegs to call the attention of Connoisse .s and rs to the inspection of his unique Courierpipe, which is manufactured from the clay taken from.the celebrated pits in Devonshire, fur Fi which T. M. ...

... THE SPORTSMAN'S GAZETTER 5pORTING COlRRESPONDENxcE g. -t.-When one horse is backed against another one must wis, Or the bet is off; unless, at the time of making the bet, io s,~ their places. ACoSTANT RnAnea.-Each horse takes thee best paeh a g~et. They only draw for places at Chester, im conserqence of the course not being sufficiently wide for them to come in a 'Dv. (LiverpooDl.-f the player ...

... L HEAT WESTERN RAILWAY.- G CREAP EXCURSION TRAINS to VISIT BATH and CLIFTON. Excursion Trains will leave Paddington, for Bath and Bristol, on Sundays the l3th and 20th June, at 7-45 a.m., retunning in the evening of each day, at 610 p.m. from Bristol, and 7 p.m-, from Bath. t Fares, there and ?? Bath, 9s. and Is. To Bristol, 185. and Gs. Tickets only available for the Excursion trains and on ...

... THE D E RB Y ERA G I P T S were distributed on Friday, Mlay 21, at the Nel Gwynne Tavern, Strand, in the presence 0'it Coi sieable numer of' subscribers, and the flov1, weredraw tothe respective horses elitet-eil the Derby. All numbers to the receipt fo appearing below are blanks- oII Br f ?? 155t2 Maidetone. 1399!so hor e by Gilbeirt Greyleg. 11.. I dhc by Fang- Gurney B c by Orlando 2to7 ?? ...

... EDSTRADS, BATHS, and LAMPS- eWILLIAM BURTON has FOUR LARGE SHOW ROOMS devoted exclusively to the SEPARATE DISPLAY Of Lamps, Baths, and Metallic Bedsteads. The stock of each is at once the largest, newest, arid most varied ever submitted to the public, and marked at pricesproportionate with those that have tended to make his establishment the most dtisinguished in this country.Oseah Bedsteads ...

... To Tavern, Hotel Keepers, Families, and others. Genuine Household Furniture, Billiard Table, Wines, &c. HENRY HAINES and SON have H d received I nstructions to Sell by Public Auction, on Mon- day andTuesday, Josie 14 and 15, at 12 precisely, on the premises, 87, Aldersgate-street, adjoining the Three Cups Hotel, all the HOUSEHOLD FURNITURE, EFFECTS FITTINGS, and FIX- TURES, comprisinghandsome ...

... rrIHEATRE ROYAL, DRURY-LANE j Mir. SIMS REEVES has the honolur to announce his ,6SyEFgIT for MONDAY, June 14, on which occasion will be ,,retcl~e ellini's celebrated Opera, SONNAM*BULA. Principal Cb araers-Amina, Madame Clara Novello (her first appear- rn ha chrate in England), Miss Julia Harland, Mrs. Gloirs. Mfr. F.Baodda. and Mr.Sims Reeves. To conclude with tle BEGGARS' OPERA. Principal ...

... ST. LEGER GIFTS, 1852. ^i that portion of our subscribers who pay in fn order to Possess thle advantage of a ticket for 0r ifts, to understand that it is necessary for us to Icr'j the Derby and St. Leger of one year in one year's btsctrilitl.tls d to prevent thle issuing of receipt-s en- ,,their possessors to claim, forinsts ce uipon the St. eter )2 anid the Derby of 185n3'ceNo upon rfecithle, ...

... ER MAJESTY'S THEATRE.- SIGNOR PUZZI has the honour to announce to the Nobility, Subscribers to the Opera, his Friends, and the Public, that his BENEFIT will take place on FRIDAY NEXT, JUNE 18th, IS52, on which occasion will be presented, for the first time these two years, the ?? Act of Rossini's celebrated opera, entitled SIsMIRAMIDE. Characters by Madame De La Grange, Mdlle. D'Angri, Signor ...