... and so will T'he Imep, Shillolaigh, DAy'Dawnt, andi Galloping Quseen. My final vote mlust he In favour of And if beakes, Lettle Smitb or The Imp site Proey* his conq~ueror. My selections for thermano ev'en t ara ?? ?? S takoss, Lou6 Rchmn Pf takes. ...

... to I aest Cavat 100 to 30 Alfred. to h Sachem, 100 to 12 b3urrey, 100 to 7 Buy-a-Broom, and 2S0to I Ftzivzilliam. Cravats8 Lettled down in front, and made play from Sachem, with Surrey, Alfred, end r Fstzwilliasm next, and Buy-a-Broom In the rear, to the ...

... LeVa John Kindon BamI. O c ot Fowier George Tome, Thems Brltsn.,b that Davis Wblliam Tan Sue Susex, Larence Voddemi Caleb ) e 0akWilliam Short, ,abnbad n Smale, G. Bale, Han ETonn. JohnSDAtn Garomeb, . II3I d lettle, ohns Wa Vd h Ss,ere ad Tout, John Ashton ...

... took t~he- lead, followed by becae exitin. Utisntely CiscleNapier. ran in a lecrbi frnt f M. Gt'ssrya 1lowitwhich left Scrpo- lettL Ii. themeleghbeid An. objection vs raised by Barrett against Chancey NapA-hr, .on tho~grounel that Lemusaro, crossed bhha, ...

... . Nfaldicent 4 1a~2 ,Mr. Hughes' Ia. by l'roiuseet lAnd, 4 yra ?? Ar Tapne S 7,60Mr. St ars'diflad, 2,yra ( IO . M dn B lettling: a to ii apet aid, Ste I aot Astracan, 4 tolI. t,- eacil agpt Buokeflibank's danflyadCtIlyoyot.. i 1be ill 7 latter masdeplay ...

... or thirt ofth sedst g±r horses in trainig would come to the post, and One 10 as Mr. menton withdrew Macheath and Sir Ea T George z hetwynd was epsnedby the buts pmoderate and uncertain Gordon, instead of MT I Domino, Cairo aid not, as -the- racing phrase ...

... liel ?? B 1 Missal ?? ?? S 13 L I I ,eIndian ?? 4 i 1FEarl of Arnandaie.6 ?? Li 11 Li'Stewmiarket ?? ?? 4-,8 1 Lord George _..a 6 fl Xur ?? 713 Levy-tub ?? 36S10 I ?? 712 L~ottie's Dode ?? ID - ), Grand Duke ?? 712 Blarney ?? .4 S T a Acrobat ...

... lord Hean. to sil eigsn Sr0 .P cn-field, Bart,, Captain Hlggosn hl estsrs. C. B. G. Pbhllipps. W. F. Reelh, ?? W. Sii' eA, George, and Morris O wes.. Mr. B. Vaughan, acted as lsa I sae- scarie r: Mr. E. Mo -rio, as hot.. sec.. clerk of t he course, rec-m ...

... Wndlow Y) no 1- Lord Eisnarrd It,. 3, 6 12, t _. W. Elsey 50 noI1- -Kaich,,t of ehe Thistle. 6, 0 4, t ?? ltagcans SO to I - Lettle Eva, 4, 6 11, tv. ?? Private GlAXDNAI AL Eisa os Friday. Atarch 24. Four milee 856 garde.. 100 to8 agat Manifesto, a. 12 7 ...

... Burtonsa Atdmirat Besbow, aged. ?? 131b.Ardruws N. Rt Lebssudy'e Alussiniuim.4 yes, Set1thlb. .. Golding Sir James Miller's LordS George, aged, sot ?? Coivuel He-ywardl's Sabrinsa. 6 yea. ESt 1tis Cewley Mr C. A. Broan's Qniidnuc. 4 yes, Est t1b . T.. C,~'haloer ...

... MaMss's Evan- Cc gelist and Abeyance seven furlongs On the e1 Bury side, GOLDLNG sent Wild notes three miles. MoRTots's Henry George, Indian Prince, and Pioneer following with a mile and three quarters, le and Snaplock, Maynootb, and Helvellyn a mile 0> and ...

... be floe at tie II'erceotsr Meeting. as a teleph~en has heren S serededsoa hosie adjoio ng the tourser, desbtless for the , l'e;?ttl ?? the decisionalf the Felorosry Four- year-old Stoeiuirchaze ot Sasdown Pork lost Saturday, the j trriward. ?? 010,0 Mr ...