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... II I Il RIDGWAY LYTHAM COURSING MEETING. | Thursday last, and Yesterday. INOnTH ?? SPRING PRODUCE STAKES eon DoG PUPPIES. Mr. Mallaby's Mlecenas beat Mr.Gordon'sGuy IMannering . Mr. Hardman's Maynooth A, ir. Graham's Old Clothes. Mr. Sharpe's Auld Archie Mr. Spring's Sadhach. Mr. Peacock's apist R Mr. Borron's Bright Blae. Mr. Sharpes's Sir James the ,e Mr. Peacock's Protestant. DeeiSping CsSe ...
... -1 . 1)ortiliff ?Iltrffiqmtv. ?? -1- I.I.- ?? ?? ?? ?? --l-I ?? BETTING AT THE POST-OFFICE HOTEL. TI'UESDAY MORNING, MARCH 8, 1853. The betting this morning was almost OXeclsively confined to the events at Doncostor to be decided Lo-day and to-morrow: to quote the business ?? on theformer would now be superfiuous. The following are the latest pries oneevets to some:- DONCASTERI HANDICAP. 7 to ...