... carried the lucky Chaplin colours, and was backed for little motey. The proceedinlgs resulted as under:- The TOWN PLATE of 50 sovse half a mile. Mr T. Goddard's Miss Francecs, by Prime Minister, 4 yrs, 6st 71b Jeffery 1 Sir F. Johnstone's Charles II, 4 yrs, ...

... G. A. B Lemthan, b ldeilor., 3 F. Taylor, o Ternpert, b Franls 20 W. D. Giltin Brow,, bU Taylor o ?? 'Mollor, a iarry, b Chaplin 7 T. Ashburner, b Taylor .. . J. C. Bnierloy, b Cheaplin. ?? 3 W. 1;. Clmapliln, T'ylor .. 0 ?? J. ouctonl, notot o . l ...

... Montgofierie Sinclair, Mauioe Elruagtop, Edward Banulph Kenyon, ' Arthur. Churchill-Bailward, Charles MoGuio, Bate; b Samuel Charles Norton Grant, Charles Evan 'Maborly, . John Gallwey Lutyens, Alfred l9cene, Frederick Peel, f John Crawford Middlemass ...

... 31 Elsisam ?? 30 G FreeTrade 3 7 2 ?? ?? 30 4 Colonel C. Johnsos, Mr J. D. Shafto, Mr G. Jones, Lord Rcndlosham, Mr H. Chaplin, Mr Duberly, and Sir H, Peel arc subscribers, but did net name, NOTTINGHAMI JULY MEETING. TUESDAY, JULY 12.-Acceptances for ...

... quarters of a rile. 7 11 llr Q. Weever's Symphony, 4 yrs ?? ?? ?? I r, 8 MTr 0. Lambert's Merry and Wise, 3 yrs ?? 2 S 0 Mr H. Chaplin's Ellesmere, 4 yrsa ?? Six ran. The Alanor Two year-old Stakei of 10 sova each, 3 It, with 1i0 added. for colt Sift 121b, ...

... Avison's Pair Emma Count Lagrange's rompette Mr Chaplin's Sister to Veda *0ou01 Lagrange s Curleuse Mr Chaplin's f by Newuminater ISir C. Legard's Atitkloldra -Diomiedia Capt Machell's The Priest Mr Chaplin's c by Tadmor- *Mr Morris's Little Doody Mibs ...

... estate of his on the edge of Baistead Downs, which -was a favourite rendezvous for raceegoers so iar back' as the reign of Charles II. This earl won the Oaks the tirst year it was run for; but it Was not until 1787 that Sir Peter Teazle carried oE for him ...

... Miner, oat of Stolen Moments, and as I be- lieve that Mr. Chaplin has placed the reserve price of 1,600 guineas upon him, the colt is evidently thought highly of by his owner. He cost Mr. Chaplin the above figures when a yearling, and as Stolen Moments ...

... ICwesarket next 'Tnesdiy INMe Chaplin, one of the Stewvards of' ?? ClIub, will liars to answer the charge of having Vit,;ititCl bettiig at tiles recent Mieeting held behin~d the Ditch. 'fliers is a 1seewliaiV significance in ifr Chaplin havinug been Sig- cells'1d ...

... ft., for three-year-old colts bat. lOlb, and fl~ e 5g71b. Maidens allowed 71b. Old milde Mr H. Chaplin's The Hermit ?? Marquis of Hastings's King Charles. Jr. Day Sir J. Hawley's The Palmer. .. .. - , Porter ?? Hoeur'sJullua ?? . Daon *Mr. aun e'a MS'drake ...

... tremendous company at the Grand National Meeting, this afternoon, and the sport proved far more exciting than anticipated. Mr. ChaplIn's party, from his* hunting re'sl- dence, was a large and distinguished one, but as the-names of the. visitors will be found ...

... 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 ...