... SInAXY.9 are MI Sadeb4rv RlCHARDSON, COOPLUCX, and'Co. STATE LOTTERY, fQvr. xSo. :REGIrS' 1V~eflwIAr{ 3o.ab SEAP-TI+EM17r crICKETS .rni Shares for the above iotter c, Sale aht HAZARD, BURNE, and Co-s OQce, No. 9 ...

... occasioned by Remarks from .L Loser ani .4 Yorkshireinan, ein Glenartney and1 the De by-. It. A Few Lines from NIMROD. 17. Cricket 510tc!hes b-tween Kent and Sussex, 18. On changinjg the Namre oi Greyboliouds. 19. R1cihester and Chatilarn Races, bv A UFtEe ...

... Coursing Cups and Stakes-Certifidct proving the pure I Blood of the Darley Arabianrl-lawking in India-BaiFox- I ?? on Cricket and Cricketers-Second Steeple Cirase in France, Paris Races, &c.-A Word otl the Old Berkeley-The Suffolk Hounidls-Youatt's Pamphlet ...

... which this Perioihical will embrace-I. Hunting, Fstii, lihing, Rlacing, Driving, Steeple Chlaeos, Coursing, awsig,, Archery, Cricket, Sailing, ltos mig, Billiards. anld ?? of Skill, &c.-2. Veterinary Science, and Treai- s on the General Mlanagement and Treatment ...

... Races to come; Races past; Durham, Chester, York, St. Albans, and Liverpool Meetings-Ashidown Park Coursilg Meetin -Fine Arts-Cricket-Pigeon Shooting-Aquatics-New Sporting I ?? of the Saddler Bettings-Hay & Corn Markets -Notice to Corresdondents-RACING CAL ...

... TURF: Races to come; ?? past; Sooth 31ihieds, Manchester, Ascot Heath, Beverley, Newton, S'.ork- iridge, Buxton, Hampton-Cricket, Pigeon, Rowing, and iailing Hatches, &e. &c.-Bettings-Hay and Corn M~arkiets ~RACING CALESNDAR. NOTICES OF NUMBER IL. 69 ...

... lar-ec Stock of best Lotidon Horse, Water, Spoke, Shoe, slid oilier Brushes, and Curry Combs; a Stock of Sand Paper arid Glie, Cricket Bats, atd Balls, Camp, Stools, together with iall the Glass Cases, Counttars, Desks, and Shop Fixtures. N. B. All that Portion ...

... rfages, or chasing the Cattle by Dogs, or otherwise injuring the same. All Applications for Permission to run Races, hold Cricket Matches, erect Tents or Booths, &c., must be made to the Herbage Committee. By Order of the Herbage Committee, and on Behalf ...

... ~OM T~ lJvt tre,9bSut a °,e hitherto has sot had in tber abat or ecil wS boil, vill play Mr. B. We IARER (e i re)5 Gare at Cricket, for any suns not exceodittg ea oe rnonth fronm this time. Hua mo ney ir, rendy s pigriS Streel. *, 1838 ClBSON has the borour ...

... NEWCASTLE STANDARD CRICKET:-CLUB Tare reluclantly constrainbd, in justification of their own character, again to make a public defeneisof'their cbnduct, and by enposhtg thefral~lnious miareppstiitotions set ioolai b$ the Goteahead Cricket Club. in nn adn ...

... and'other descri p. tions ofCombs; Camp Stools FishingRods, Oil Table Mats; Table Knives and Forks; Scissors and Pen Knives; Cricket Batts and Balls; Chessmen and Boards; Back Gammon Ditto, and a variety of other games. A. T. requests the Public to inspect ...

... other descri p- tions ofCombs, Camp Stools; Fishing Rods; Oil Table ~. Mats; Table Knives and Forks; Saissors and Pen Knives; Cricket BatsandBalls; ChessmenandBoards; Back Gammon DJ'to, and a variety of other games. A. T. requests the Public to inspect his ...