... ?? PASTIME 4F . - ?? TIE TURtF.-The Shrewsbury eeing was a deciled success, ?? I landlicapturned out an exciting race. Pir.-et's of course started a strong favoatrite in a field of a dozen on the strength of his Liverpool victories, but when he seemed to have the race at his mercy, WVailenstein came up hand over hland and signally reversed the Liverpool CLIp rnning. The Tanlkerville Nur- sery ...

... i~ I S'7'ATIME C\ TiE' TURF.-The Liverpool Meeting concluded last week in the midst of most genial weather, fully deserving the title of i' Indian Summer, after a series of races which, for the large fields they presented, the quality of the animals running, and the exciting finishes witnessed, made up one of the most successful autumn gatherings ever held on Aintree. Bttt sigilt adear ...

... . 7- 1-1 STIME THIE TURF.-The Liverpool Autumn Meeting, held this week, maintains its popularity, and as usual has been patronised by a large contingent of Irish horses, which certainly imparts additional interest to some of our back-end gatherings. Theophrastus, an Irish horse but English-trained, opened the ball by winning the November Hurdle Race, but it may be noted that the Irish mare, ...

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