... erondl. The skeleton programmne of the newvly. 1 ,instituted meeting at Esher, which is bsing got up ,chiefly by Mr Chaplin and Lord Charles B er, has_ been published, and there is every probability of its preying a great success. The principal feature, ...

... 1, 13arboreen I 2, Grong 3. Ten ran. s CABRtOLM71E SELLING PLATE-Temperley 1, Knock- layd 2, Patriarch II. 3. Nine ran.s CHaPL-IN STrAesS-Phocion 1, Centurion 2, St Gallen 3. Six ran. BATTRYANY PLATr-EarlofAtnandale 1, Cossoon I 2, Vaulter 3. Twenty ran ...

... hurdle race the winning career of Charles I. was interrupted, but he did so well that even at Croydon he must now be given the top weight. Considering how Antient Pistol had been tried, the matter for surprise is that Charles I. should have been so near winning ...

... Caldhame; oldest ploughman-A.lex. Croll, Pitnamoon; youngest ploughmsn-Charles Laing, Waterside of Phesdo, and Andrew Walker, Little Thornton. Harness and grooming-1 Jas. Murray; 2 Andrew Chaplin; 3 Vm. Petrie; 4 Chas. Thain 5 Richard Duncan, 6 John Jolly, M ...

... ti Her 2, Teazle 3. Fifteen ran. pi GREAT Toes STAKiS-Best Mlan l, MarkM'Gregor tU 2, Star and Garter 3. Thirteen ran. m CHAPLIN NURSERY IIANDcAP--United 1, Kil- hl rosa 2, Sacristy 3, Six ran. w MAIDEN PLATE-Henry James 1, Lairg 2, bc Napoleon ill. 3 ...

... tcrf Isrietory romantic as rdwell as reinarkanble. It is perfectly well1 known eethat the late Marquis of Hastings and Mr Chaplin ier- were rivals for the hand of the beautiful Lady out Florence Paget, who in the result eloped with the i the Peer. Lord ...

... Stewards' Cup resulted in . ...

... Plate-Disappointment, 100 to 30 aget. Brocklesby Stakes-Elhi Twveed, 10 to 1 agsr. Doddington Stakes-Versailles, 10 to 1 agst. Chaplin Stakes-Ganges, 8 to I agst. COURSE BlETTINGt. (IRAND NATIoNa,.-6'0 to 100 agest Ardearn, t 6 to 1 Nelly Gray afnd W hy Not ...

... Oct 12Th ?? Mr J. Craig's c by Coltness-Empress Frederick, Bat 121b,' Mrv H'.Chaplin's h I by Hermait, damn by Calopin- DrcoL Mo the.r Suptrior, lot 915 ?? Private MRH Chaplin's h~r f by Hezlemere-Stockdove, Oat S9li, Private sr Wms. Cooper's Miss Dorothy ...

... Beaufort'e Vauban, .r Mr Payle's Pussy,. Marquis of Hastings' King Charles, . Five ran. The S61ivFORD ST LaO r of 25 cove, each, 10 ft., for thrce-yeqt-G Coltc. Mr Thellusson's Atnean Mr Chaplin' Miss Hiarriette, -. Mr Eavle~e El n~krlng, . Three ran. The WELTErS ...

... was wet, but ?? vi a good tumirut of ootupetitot'. Twesty ploughe siaited. Medals were given by Lady Carnege and Captjain Chaplin, facbet, Critonomogate, for ptouething ranH harheas repectively; and sapeial prizes wets given by the. John Ualder and Mrs ...

... 6. year at El gin. We are very pleased to be able to-day; as to state that the Right Ron. E. Gibson, MTP., and Mlr Su1 s- Chaplin, M.P., have agreed to be present and to take rer I. part in the proceedings. Mr Gibson, our readers winl da in remember, was ...