... THE SPORTSMAN'S GAZETTE. SPORTING CORRESPONDENCE. H. A.-War Eagle was second for the Derby when Cossack won. GEnERAL.-Our Sporting Leader of last week (January 25) spoke o all the animals you iiame, andto which we refer you. G . ?? must throw the last again; that is, the twelve is not fair. Whatever he throws add to his two first 18), and if it exceeds 29, then he will win, but not before. A ...

... &SOXAL SADLAdhS WE.LYLS THTA'T'E. Under the 5ifnnagementni Mr. Phelus. rpO-Mustlt5.sW, .s veddayW neodyv, and Thisrrday, toecom- JL mrno arith DMCHELIEU. IirhelieuMr.Phelps; Bars- das, Mr. (G- Beuir .Xt De Maupat, Mr. 11. Marston; Joseph, Mr. 3arrett: Franc' * tr. F. Robinson; Julie, Dri'o Cooper-Friday and Saturday, a 'lay-Witrh te pantonmme of HARLEQUIN AND TRlO YELLOW DW,4RP~ or, the ...

... BETTING AT MR. J. W. COOPER'S, 112, FLEET-STREET (corner of Poppin's-court), on all the forthcoming events, including the Metropolilan, Newmarket,iH Derby, Oaks, and St. Leger, 1012, &c., and all Races and Steeple w Chases throughout the year. Commissions executed on the receipt of Cash. All bets paid the day after the race. a( G MATHER respectfully informs his *o Sporting Friends that his ...

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... GRATIS WITH THE DISPATCH. fHE Second Dist ibution of the Illustrated Colouree Chartoftha Great Exhibition takes place this day, the 1st of Febrotry, when all persons who were disappointed in receiving a CoiS of this highly-interesting statistical documeat, may secure it by giving orders to the Nesvenders in town cod country, or by ior. warding them to the Dispatch Office, 139, Fleet-street. ...

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... MANGNALL'S QUESTIONS. BY GUY AND WRIGHT, With an Historical Frontispiece and Engravings. A New Edition, corrected to the Present Time, by JosePH Guy, jun., of Magdalen Hall, Oxford, Author of the -Juvemle Letter-Writer, &c. 3mam. joan, Price 4s. 6d. fISTORICAL and MISCELLANEOUS 3i QUESTIONS for the Use of Young People, with a Selection of British and General Biography, &c., by R. MANNRAIL. ...

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... PRINCESS'd TMATRE. Under the lfap.*gemexnt of Mr. Charles Kean. (NMONDAY, Febrciaya; will be performed Shakspere'SPlay of 0 TheMHEIICHANTO FVENICE, and the Pntstarine Tuesday I, Shakspere's Comedy ofTWELFTR N4IGHT, w!it The SWISS COT- TAGE, as played at Wiadsor Castle, by Command, and the Panto. mime. Wednesday,'4tb, Shalcspere'sTrgedyofHAMLEr,.andthe Pantomime. Tlursdav, sth, Shakopere's ...

... qr-rIEATRE ROYAL, DRURY-LANE.- J laMR. BUNN, Lessee, Series of attractions for the ensuing week. Oa Msonday, MISS HELEN FAUCIT, in her original character of the LADY OF LYONS With the Pantomime. On Tuesday. Mr. SIMS REEVES will appear in Fra Diavelo. And the Pantomime. Osn Atednesday, Robert the Devil, with Mr. Fedor, Mr. H. Nie) l Mdlle. Evelina Garcia, and Miss Crichton. And other ...

... TO CORRESPONDMNTS. Correspondents the de not find their communications noticed, mav infer t*at we cannot answer themor decline todo so. ll great number osf cansnsnications we re- ceive, containing questions which any person, disposed to take the samne trouble as they would pust upon use mnight answrer for themselves, renders this noticetneces- sary. IMPROVEMENT OF THE CONDITION OF THE LA- ...