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... COURT OF COMMON PLEAS-YETsEnDm r. (Before the Chief Justice and a special jury.) Wefr v. Weir. This case was resumed at the sitting of the court, when Mr. Brewster, Q.C., proceeded with his statement of the plaintifts case. ' Two witnesses for the plaintiff were subsequently exa- mined, after which the further hearing was adjourned. The court will sit at tan o'clock sharp. COURT OF EXCHEQUER ...
... SPIO IT I Z IT FC . j | OUJISTBR EACES--YzsE=DAY. ( KA O nT1O THLGWWM) 5Mostyn Stakes. Xken ?? , ?? Yqle ?? ?? ?? ?? ?? ?? 2 ,,~b ,ln~ Inakeepere' Plate.1 Lelfilff~~Tw ra..i, ?? ?? t Two ran. ,Selling Sbakes. Henrietta,.. ?? ?? .. . I Little eli .. ?? ?? ,. ..2 Seren ran. Short's Handicap. Bourgeois ?? ?? . .. .. . Mald ?? ?? ?? ?? ?? ?? -ight ran. IRJqH METROPOLITAN STEE:PLE CHASES. (hOss ...
... SPORT ING INTELLIGENCE. I .L L . | - - ' (FROM OWCORRSESPODENT.) ELPHIN (CoUNvTY R0osoMMO) RACES.: APaIL 23 AND24I FIRST DAY.. Sweepstakes, one mile and a half, heats. IMr. Dav4'c b g Eox, by Smaihopes, aged, ?? 71b 2 1 1 Mr. MDermott'a b m~ Mtaid of tle MIllU, aged, llst 71b 1 2 2 Captain 1'reueh's b m Curlevi, G. yrs, 115t 711 ,, 3 o 3 M1r. Sitalrd's b' m'shpress, aged, list 71b ., 0: 0 0 ...
... SPORTING INTELLIGENCE, KILXEE (CO. CLARE) STEEPLE CHASES, TUESDAY, o0TOBER 2. (@Eo OUR COREPONIDMT.). Stewards-Major Armstrong, Capt. W. Stackpoole, Captain John OCallaghan, Captain Andrew Staopoole, John Bayley, Jun, Esq, William Mahon, Esg, Ralph Westropp, Esq. Judge Robert3J Hunter, Esq. Treasurer-J Moore, Eaq. Clerk of the course-Mr. Robert Crawley. This meeting commenced to day over ...
... TATTERSALL'S-MerDAy. LivEnrooL STEEPLE CrAsE.-The currentoffavourbrought Trout to the top-at 8 to I he xvas backed for some money, and was steadily looking up at the close. Bastion had apparently the call of Mite Mowbrdy. GREArT MHTR0oP6lOLTAN STAacEs.-Pharsalus and Fandango were the only horses in demand for this event. Each was backed at improved prices. CuEsTEu Cup-A4dover'sposition was ...
... SPORTING INTELjrGINCE. RADOLIFFE RAXES-4 TE AY. adj (BY MOAEtaIC TELEJ.pu.) ma' Stand Flat Cal Romeo .. ?? .S1 ?? ?? ?? I the Salmon ?? .,jr- ?? ?? ?? 2 of Banesaa Se. e n j - ?? ?? ' the Seven rajgo Two Year Oldakes. go8 Alfred ?? ?? j .. 1 KItty ?? ?? ?? . 2th ?? ?? to Wllton Ch in Yorkshire Grey ?? - t ,, 1 bri Praxy 2 div Phwnix ?? ?? . ?? ?? 3 Fo Cardsharper ?? ?? 4 Ga Four n. No ...
... NEWMARKET RACES-YESTERDAY. (BY MAGNETIC TELEGRAPH.) Sweepstakes 10 sova. Nathan _. .. ?? ?? - ?? I Baroda ?? ?? ?? ?? ?? ?? 2 Four ran. £10 Plate-Cambridge. Speed the Plough ?? I .. ?? Sixteen ran. Criterion Stakes. Artillery ?? .. ?? .. ..1 Queen'l Head ?? ?? ?? ?? ?? 2 Seven ran. Sweepstakes of 2 6soV. Siding . .. .. . ?? . .. ?? 1 Little Harry ?? ?? ?? *. ?? 2 Four ran. Produoe Match. ...
... l CURl&AGH BPTE3KR MSETflG. - - R OOU OWfi. O JMIZIOZDMN.) wEoDNSDAY, EUTL MEE -. - Stewards-Sir T. Burke, BarLt Marquis of Waterford, William Quid, Eaq. The attendince this day was far inferor in number to that of the opening day, the company within the enclosure being composed chiefly of those present yesterday. Tke sport was meagre In the extreme, .the Selling Stakes not hating flled, ...
... I SPORTING INTELLIGENCE, I NEWMARKET R&CES. (or WAGNET14c TELEGRAPH). , Handicap Stakes, T.Y,C. to Old Rtowley ?? ?? ?? ?? ?? 1 m Folly Odly .. ?? 2 la Four rae a Sweepstakes. ba Lamubswool ?? ?? Ig. ?? 1 hg Fearless ?? Fon ra. ?? 2 Four ran. MATca-Flageolet beat Aloyono. RC £50 Handicap Cup, R. N, Bt Falcon ?? ?? 2. - Gossip ?? ?? 3 un 2 H: Seven ran, i MATCH-Kaf'cr beat Piilessue, colt. J pl ...
... SPORiTING INV2ELLIGENCE. MONKSTOWN (COUNTY CORK) RACES, &c. (FROs OUR CORRESiONDiNT.) TUESDAY, JAN. 16. Stewards-Cnptein O'Birien, G. Barry, R. Sheehy, J. Hasett asad E. Prke, Esqra, These sports eommenced to-day, and attracted a very large assemblage of speetator---tihe scene of action being the old awid favourite course at Munketown, about nine miles from Cork, and two miles from the ...
... I SPOi7ING INTELLIGENCE. I (FROM OUR CORRESPONDENT.) CURRAGH JUNE MEETING, 1855. FRIDAY, Stewards-Sir T. Burke, Bart., Marquis of Waterford, and William Quinn, Req. The attendance this day was imamenEe, it being a holyday (SS. Peter aud Paul's). The Grand Stand and Enclosure were crowded, and the run home from the chains lined at each side by a dense mass of spectators, congregated from all ...
... I BLACK ROCK (CO. LOUTH) HURDLE RACES, (FO OUR CORRESPONDENT.) A large and respectable company assembled on Wednesday and Thureday last on Blaek Rook Strand to witness races announced to take place. The lollowiog are the resulto:- FIUsT DAy-WEDNESDAY, JULY 26. Black Rock Cup, with 15 sovo added.- ?? each. One mile and a half, heats, over eight Si feet hurdles. Ur Cassidy's b g Bonjour, by ...