... joining very many of our own talented turf gentlemen in backing Laurie Todd to the very echo; 2 to 1 was a price jumpt at. The Duke stood at 7 to 2t Polyarithas at 5 to 1; the Baronet and Percy, botl ait 7 to 1; and any other at 10 to 1. It was not a contest ...

... the best foundation for a happy reign.- t ,er lcal Highniess the Duchess of Kesnt. (Drunk vvith three times three.) iiThe Duke of Sussex, and thee lost of the royal family in, England. (Three times I three.)-TIhe Chairman next would giv a os fhc wals ...

... the layecs, as well another gentleman, wanted to proceed. TllE LiVElRPOOL JULY CUP. Beyond an ofler to lay 5oo to s agst the Duke of Wel- lington for it and the D)oncaster St. Leger, we did not hear another proposal. 1iE nOODnWOOD CCP. Previous to the arrival ...

... Emerald. t 15 to Ingot Lord WsintrsFanny Eden-taken. 20 to 1agst Colonel Peel's Zenobla. a 25 to 1 agst Duke of Rutland's Crenoline. THURSDAY. Mote/i-Duke of Bedford's Espoir, 9ot. Sib. (Robinson), t. beat Lord Glasgowy's f by Bay Mliddleton, ot of Imperti- ...

... gE ARRKET HOUGHTON MEETING. MONDAY, OCTOBER 27. . EE nvsrd t40ova, each, for three years old and upwards, w n by en by the Duke of Bedford's Captain Phebus' 32yr BVihitoel e Khorassan, Lord Saltoun, Dovil-to.Pay, Be at, aid A H Swn a algo :*S25 sovs. ...

... shieltered ' ltle, may, :commence earlier in the spring, ye rS l~eni's' fiomn the sun is always of an inferior, qu'lity'-s Cambridge. ,T Asonr.z Os' Mra Iboy STAIRCAE AT R~-V4keuver in my life saw anythidg at on~ee so ?? ?? pleasant as this sight r idiculous ...

... prepaiation ougtt e' os.,JimmoMy 80 Prepared by DINNFE dE RkN,12 odsreet Chsmists to her MAlet h ues ~wg and H. R. H. the Duke of Cambridge dedby1rspcal chemists. CONI7IDEN'TtiT -MEDICAL ADVICE. ~ .DAVIS maay hse colisulted at his Residence, 9, Chalitham-str-eet ...

... IS-i6. Prepared by DINNEFORD and EARLAND, 172, Bond-street chemists to her Majesty the Queen Dowager, antd H. R. H. th Duke, of Cambridge: and sold by all respectable chemnists. ONE OF THlE FIRM WILL ATTENoD B OLTON Every Monday, at Mr. Rothwell's, tea dealer ...

... notwvith- standing a considerable sum was laid-out on the latter at 5 and 6 to 1. Lanesborough gave way both for this and the Cambridge- shire, and, from the feeling shown in various quarters, is likely to undergo a farther decline. Fern was backed steadily ...

... rs attendance at the subscription rooms to-day, and the otTers to !1 back and lay against embraced a great number of the Cambridge- a shire lot, s0ome few of which had bets laid upon then], though not to very large atnouits. Dacia new ranks as lirst favourite ...

... Mr. Ei. R1. Clark's &iselle-take 18 to 1. . ! 18 1. .I Duke of Rlutland's Fire Eatei'.. 20I . 1 Mlr. Shelley's Remembrance-taken. ?? - 20 . . 1 . . Duke of Elabmenld's Hroipipe.r 20 ..I . . Duke of Richmond's Syrup. 22 . . 1 . . Mr. Bolt's Collingwood ...

... Prince Albert followed in the next, with the Prince of Wales; the Duke of Saei Coburg Gotha, and the Dake of Cambridge; In the other carriages were observed the Prince of Leiningen,the Dukes of Devonshire, Nor. 7 folk, and Newcastle, Marquises of Westminster ...