... Jersey's Muley Ishmael 16 to 1 - Lord Westminster's Launcelot 20 to 1 Lord Orford's Angelica colt 20 to 1 - Mr. Robinson'* St. Andrew 22 to 1 - Lord Jersey's Glenorehv 30 to I - Mr. Isaac bay's Lady garah colt to o - Lord Exeter's Lucetta colt 40 to 1 - Lord ...

... I - Duke of Cleveland's Theon 17 to 1 - Mr. Houldsworth's Confederate 20 to 1 - Duke of Grafton's Ottoman 22 to 1 - Captain Gardnor's Monops 22 to I - Sir G. Heatheote's Bokhrsa 30 1 - Mr. Wreford's Wardan It to I - Mr Ford's Chameaa 4o to I - Mr. Trenn's ...

... Caias, ?? walked over for Proloue Stakes, 4 subs ran second to Theon for 20 Sove Swveepstakes-1840, at Epsom, ran second to Lit- tle Wonder in thi Derby; at Liverpool, July, walked over for Produce Stakes, 4 subs; paid forfeit too the Fool stalces, Cersssuto ...

... Hars wsas backed with sonme spirit at his longer odds, whilst one oh' the lions of the day was Prince Caratoc, who sprung to 22 to 1, at which limit he foulrd a friend or two, brlt at a point more would have received plenty of support. Amongst the outsiders ...

... 17 to I - Lord Bruce's Rosalie colt (layers) 20 to 1 - Col Peel's Canseleon 'nominal) 22 to 1 - Sir Thornhill's Fringo (taken freely, and 20 to I Iavers at the close 22 to l - Mr Ureville's Palemon (taken) 23 to 1 - Mr Scott's Marshal Soult (taken) 23 to ...

... Mloliernicli (taken) 7 toI1- Lord Jersey's Jonclhim (taken) S to I - y Thornliill's Erliago (offered) 22 to 1agst Lord Aibemarle's RalpIt (taken) 22 to I - Sr Grevilir's Palesnon (taken) 25 toI2- Mr Vatiiltaret's tialaor (taken) 28 toI'1 Tr Ford's Mtetternich ...

... Oulton William Gordon, Pluespton Andrew Slinsby, Swaledale Thomas Stais, Hallrigg John ison, Carlisle TOLUTrH 55050. John Bell . John Frrington William Gordon Ed. Clementsoa, John Ivison Thomas Stamper Jas. Atkinson Andrew Sl.gaby Thomas Irving Thomas Bell ...

... 6 5 Mountjoy - 4 0 i Diavolina - 4 6 4 Collina - 4 6 4 The Marquis of Westminster's Plate has 16 subs; weights declared in the race week. There are 64 subs to the Tradesmen's Cup. The Stand Cup did not fill. TnE TRADESMEN'S PLATH. age st lb Lancreost - ...

... the neighborhood of Doddington, to March Church,.which may be safely said to be a real steeplechase, for the church was the beacon for the riders to make to, and, then finished about two fields beyond the church. Salt-fish took the lead over the first ...

... Auckland (taken) 20 to I - Mr. G. Clark's Lord of Holderness (nominal) 20 to I - Mr. Greenwood's Lasso (taken, 22 to I laid at close) 22 to I - Lord G. Bentinck's Chatham (taken) 25 to I - Mr. Bowes's Meteor (taken) 45 to I- Mr. Gregory's Barrier (taken) ...

... past year. If, too, lie have no regard for his own character, he ought to have some for tho high station that he holds in the church; a gond ilitig tnul a cathedral precentorship are pretty pickings in these hard times; but if lie will not disgorge some of ...

... 8st21b ; ?? (7 subs.) 'Mr. E. Griffiths's Newlwourt lardy 1 Mr. Arthur's Miss Susan Mr. Delhaum's Jtlia - The WoRCEsTEmsrmssa STAKES of 20 sors each, l0 ft, and 5 only if de- clared, Re.: the second saves his stalte; two miles. (33 subs, 23 whom deehloed ...