... (forwards), C E Hammond (goal). taaurßKßS.— C Btratrord (captain) and C E Hayne? (left wing), H Barnet and G P Yon Donop (right whig), O E Ruck, R Hedlev , and A Ancrum (centres). R M Ruck and J Cowan (* backs), H Goodwyn (back), and J Bowles (goal). W F Richmond ...

... merning for their diurnal task. HzsLor sent Clara at nice half speed round the circuit of the tan, whilst Small Ale and False Whig were doing some capital work. Cunningham was conspicuous riding Bernardet some useful exercise (after this jockey being horsde ...

... went to the front. After some unimportant changes Pitman and Batsman entered tbe straight closely pressed by Truth and False Whig. Batsman was the first to give way, and Truth joining Pitman at the distance stayed tbe longest, and won cleverly by a .couple ...

... in the first fervour of tbe French Revolution, in which ahe gives a lively account of the news, trans- mitted daily to the Whig magnates assembled in Mr. Coke's great bouse ; and it is but the otber day that, uuable any longer to read for herself, she ...

... Stratbclyde, and Coventina in a striding six furlongs ; Kivulet again going very steadily by herself. H_lop sent Olara. False Whig, Small Ale, and another some useful work, Clura looking and going remarkably well ; Small Ale striding on like making a flyer ...

... only did .teady cantering exerci*,. hlslop Th wi? D,Ce P* o6 • bout • «-••• r-long the side of the Walkington road ; False Whig being on the quiet after bis essay at Doncaster ; Bmall Ale with h!. mato Brother to Strafford flily, c^l^VfuHon^ Albert Wbthbrall ...

... their firm resolution not to be beguiled by the artifices and tricks of politicians who, having stolen the garments of the Whigs, are engaged in the congenial task of deluding tbe people. Mr. Childers was able to draw a very attractive sketch of the work ...

... f Truth, by Row^ham— Extract. 4 yrs Mr T Speiice 1 18 C Mr HDa yen port'- Pitman, 5 jrs J, Owner 2 11 7 Mr W Barber's Fame Whig, 5 jrs Mr T Barker 3 11 0 Mr Ramstiaw's ?? Castle, 4y Mr TColpitts 0 12 OMr J Richards' br £. Babbage, by Pi ofcssor Airey— ...

... looking blooming and fresh ; the rt-st . in- cluding Small Ale and filly by Brother to Strafford, did steady work only; False Whig was not noticed. Huirr*a lot com- prised Arthur, going long slow work of three miles, with Calabar on the quiet; the two Doncaster ...

... came here. Hesi.op's Clem continues to go well, as does Small Ale, fitly by Brother to Strafford out of Lady Anne, and False Whig ; tbe last-named doing some useful work for Doncaster. Albkbt W.thkbai.i.'s W.ld Murtagh was doing long slow work, while Cigarette ...

... others, looking fresh and well. He.si.oi* was conspicuous with the gay old Clara doing some nice work in company with False Whig, the latter subsequently being galloped with one of another stable, aud appearing to go very well', the filly by Brother to ...

... jun's b m Forecast, by Exchequer— Weattar Isle, 4 yrs Mr G .Simpson's br m Chance, by Cainerino ?? 6 yra Mr W Barber's FaUe Whig, 5 yrs Mr H Davenports Pitman, 5 yrs Mr T Wilkinson's b. f Truth, by Rowshami— Extract. 4 yrs i Mr E B Broa-ibeut's b h Ainsty ...