... eecond to receive 20 £ova., and the winner to pay 20 SaVe, to ' espenee. One mile and a quarter. 63 subs. Mr. Copperthwaite's Rising Sun, by Baneldy-Dawn of Day, 3 yrs, Bst. 11b ?? Bottoe1 i Mr. Osbornes Ripon, 3 yrs, Gst. Sib *. Griasba&r 2 Mr. Daswnon's ...

... Eall' Eskdale, 4 yra, 7ot, 121b ?? Chariton 2 Mr. S. Williamas Convivialist, 8 jrt, 7stfllb..Showden 3 Xr.Copperthwaite's Rising Sun, 3 yrs,7st.81b. . Fordham 0o Mr. Gibb's Wallace, 3 yra, 7et 31b ?? Perry 0 Mr. Cliff's Nosegay, 4 yrs, eat. 121b ?? ? ...

... The road to the course wes quite a little miniature of the groat event, with sunficnt IlMarch dust and March wind to give rise to endless jokea; and every available quad. was called into requisition to convey expectant and sport-loving parties to the ...

... running. The following aretheresoults:- The BOROUGH STAIIEs of £,2. each, With £23. added. Distance milkeand and ahalf. SU tent rise. Mr. Cherrington's bay meare, Kitty, 6 yrs ?? ?? Mr. J7. Sfirk's brown horse, Vaniquisher, a yrs ?? 2 At starting, Mr onrr' ...

... calendar of amusements are the long-established regattas, the familiar cricket matkbp% the Oxford and Cambridge boat race, Easter Monday at Brighton, the first fortnight of July at Wimbledos the 12th of August for the Scottish moors, the 18t of September ...

... Plane (Evanel, also rsn.-B ttag to 4 aget Vulran, 2 to 1 eget Rupeet's stein, I to 1 eget Cromwell, S to 1 aget Domeotic Rises. Woe by three- mpiastrers of a length; two lengths hotwecen second ansi third. Mr. Mcenfezie clatimed tilee winner. PROGRAMME ...

... 12; Spring, 11; -Sweepstakes, 12; Derby, 14 in old and 1 new key will come a cracker this week. READ Trns.-As sure as the rising and setting of the sun my selection wlll win Chester Cup. The question is not, w*UI it win ? but, by how far ? I advise you ...

... gudness. in Ringdove, a sister to Eingwood, Ur. Gee obtained a. mart-looking 6illy for 400 guineas, 200 less than was paid for a easter to Lord Hawke. A half-brother to Stanley, by Lord ClUden, realised 210 guineas, and went to .Mr. Moreton. Sir Tatton Sykes ...

... Tetal .23 Mr. W. Price and Mr. S. Clarke acted as umpires. RAILWAY TRAFFIC RECEIPTS. W BE NDINGs JUL3Y 13. IhCnEASH. orlh.Easters . .£1,35 Mel ropolftau ?? ,, . 187 REFRwiRcRAToRs.-To preserve the teo and ?? eu whie cooler apd provislon sfe. Drawinge and ...

... even longer 11, forea pantomime, a fewv Years ago, iian with con- Z:111(e success4 till it lied to be re~placed by anl Easter ni ..carrtee. TIhose who hlave seen the Theatre -yal Pantoinines for sonie years pa~st will know IVspecially alttractive ...

... naturally fight slly of appointhig their sueethigs for Holy Week, but prefer to take their chance in a crowded week like that when Easter festivities are obtaining all over the country. Nottingllam proved a fairly good meoting, and it was not allowed, to pass ...

... grauloali- drauvo isis to the front easils uisti iei',mle one of else leading favouritee. Earl of iiertray oaly wion. cic risee as at two-yoar-ohls. ani hits tories its the Tio 'Theuisrid iron too saed to be trite, ?? the hune thiromghi thin Rotehsetasiro ...