HUNTING APPOINTMENTS
... (WEATHER PERMITTING.) Masters of Eounds will oblige by forwarding notice of the Fixtures to this Office as early as possible.J NORTH WAR WICKSHIIRE HOUNDS-At a quarter to Eleven. ...
... (WEATHER PERMITTING.) Masters of Eounds will oblige by forwarding notice of the Fixtures to this Office as early as possible.J NORTH WAR WICKSHIIRE HOUNDS-At a quarter to Eleven. ...
... rxidlet. [fnnosracements of matches to come ,ra charged as advertise- mijejats. Reports of matches played are inserted as news.] Sr. MARK'S v. ST. THOMAS'S ScHrOOL.-On Saturday, a match was played bet ...
... .,5prtiq ?Htdligma. - WOLVERHAMPTON RACES.-YESTERDAY. The ScuRnye HANDICAP of 3 soya, each, with 25 covs, added, Straight half-mile. Captain CMristie's Queen of Scots, 2yrs., fct. 21b .. ?? 1 Mr. Toma ...
... *Ottillff bitt.1fivilft. WELLINGTON STELI'LE CHASE. The above mieting, which was txeed for yesterday Tuesday', is lustponed till Fridav next,J on account of the froit; aold Ill be naU on that day, wea ...
... 5portiag. TATTERSALWS BE-TTING-YSTERTDAY. FeoR HANDICAP. 3 to 1 east Vedette-taken. 7-1 - Pretty Boy-offered. 9-1- orderer-offered. 10 - 1 - lessa-offered. 10-1 - Gemma di Vergy offered. 26-1- Roman C ...
... gtithtt. CALTHORRE PARK V. UNITY.-On Monday last a match was played between these two clubs, and which, after an exciting contest, was deeided in favour of the Unity, with two wickets to go down. The ...
... oiridt. CAMBDTIDCE v. ST. JAtIES.-T[le above match was played oel Slatnrehzy lest, at Mr. Scurge's, between seven of the Cambridge (who proved victorlous, vith live wickets and four runs to spare) and ...
... 5-port-41g. BIRMINGHAM AND SPARKEBRO OK RACES. N These Iow Justly popiilar annual mneetings commenced yesterday, and soill be coatined this clay, (Tuesday.) Although there were numerous other enticesm ...
... . 6xidtet. ?? of moatehe to catru inr charged as adrvertise- Mnsi. Reports of in itchali played are ?? as news.] WEDNESBURY ROYAL ALBERT v. WEDyESBURY CLUB.- A nwtch was played on Monday laot beewoen ...
... LORD DERBY AND THIE TURF. .. .- - . The Times believes that no inconsiderable portion of the English public will feel sincerely e rejoiced to hear that the Prime Minister has a e determined to quit th ...
... NL P SPOR TING INTEjLLlSGMT', BELFAST AND COUNTY DOWN STFP (F, CHASES. TOEBDAY, DEC. 28. (VaH)AI oUR cORRoSPONiDEar.) The Railway Plate, a ha.dloip f eepmst e3 of 3 6on each, 30 sova added by the Beltail end Couaty ?? ailrway Company. Two atilee. ?? Bob ?? ?? Trip the Daisy ?? ?? .. 7 Fallow Deer ?? . . The Brarrow ?? ?? .. Bettitg-Even on Little Bob aainrst the Ildd The Ulster Selling Stakes ...
... .OT ALT LONDON YACHT CLUB. The extreme fineness of the weather asd the celebri'y 'that this club has attained produced a very large assemblage of visitors at its opening matcl on Moenday; but it is to be re- gretted the entry list sas not greater, considerieig the amount a*and number of the prizes given. The race seas divided into two claose, criti the following campetitora First class, ...