... rnexed) what'l think a.practical and useful plan for the adoption i of a temporary tudder at sea, whert a vessel has lost one by di- tress of weather, I beg yon will give it a placo i your iahta'de te paper. In the Dirst place, take a spare ...

... the Bath, at a distance of about twentyD fathoms ;thence to return and swim round the eastern ride of Al the Bath and hack again to thle cutter; a distance, altogether, b: of about a quarter of a mile: the swimmer who should first Be touch a ...

... yrs 9st 7th .pd A GOLD CUP, value 100 ssvs. given hy Mr. Dleas, added is a sub- 5cription of 10ososvs esel; for three yeartelds, 9il 5ils, losel, 101stSlbm; five, list; six, and aged, lest 751.-Mares and geldings allowued Sib. A osismer ofa Coip in ...

... lioughtonet. ?? 28 - e Deateii of a Priie,'her.-A piugillitic contest for 'XO0 w - a si de, 'andtO decide-the c a n onslup between Simon ' Bytne aird Deaf Burke.46ok place at S' -jMinaims, nearvi re 'thre ious, yesterday iyegk A 'tac thie ...

... of 50 soves added to a Sweep- stakes of 10 Sove. each. two miles and a distance. Mr. Beardsworth'a b g Independence beat Mr. Houldsworth't b c David. Five paid. A Srecep take: of 25 sOvF. each, with 25 sove. added. One mile and a distance. ...

... distnce; hre Emir challenged him, made kec a severe race, and finiseod it a dead licat..-Second hreat. for, 11 to S Ambrosia, whso made a waiting race of it, came out about a hundred yards from home, and won by half Jue a length, very ...

... arc brought to a close ij YOUN G will douibtlcss be 1the gd. The following are the can- SUNDI didates for the one of tile a ~ahin July-the distance ANDand twomiesanda nate-t C valoe of the pisize one hunl- -Pet. dred sovereigns, added to a sweepstakes ...

... mr ST. LEGEOR! The judge decreed the stakes to him by a ~m ful~length ! for Paganini astonishes all Europe on his one string. ge Give old Harry his due; but our one string per. ch formance is a dead match for the fiddlers! So much in for predictions ...

... Lord flerner's filly-6 to A 1 Louisa-B to I ainy otlier.-A-l8.Newiuar'ket. lots of WI false Starts : lioweve r, as thley dlid '' set sail,' Freedom .5 tookc the head-I lentley and Louisa lying well up: these a three quite a diatinet rompany from the ...

... Harum Scarmim, a colt by St. Patrick, out of Stays, a colt by Reveller, out of Louisa, La Bayndere, a colt by Partisan, oat of Fawn, Vidocq, Malcolui, a colt by Lottery, out of Tralsa, Mimosa, a filly hy.Eisilius, out of Mustard, and ...

... with which they worked 1 the circle. A brlilian:- fl vid the order each day; the weather, withl t~te exception of a ;iasointg shower or tisc, favourahie. ),f ?? NTightingalc (wxhose uprightnocs anid ability. as a judge, we lhave bcfore had pleas.ure ...

... We have left in a pretty field of seven- teen, which, with a neat St. Leger entry, and a capital show (on paper) of the {young fry for the Maghull Stakes, cannot, we predict, fail to be the leading Provo. catives, as we hope, to a gaily and well-.atfende ...