... 4 WsEvacc. COwarY. Chimney Swoop .. 4 7 0 Pearl Diver.. 6 0 4 BENTLEY. Lady Florence. 4 6a7Convent ?? 4 7 0 DovER. ~~~Jour DAWSON,. Night Watch . 4 7 0Grapeahot . . 4 03 13 Gunlock ?? 3 6 11 PRIVATE. W. COATRn. Charley . 0. . 6 12 Auditor . 4 7 9 Ilusalls ...

... half; and DL Dawson's Roland Grome a mile. llayhoe's Le \icham, Opoponax, Be'il, Macar, All Gay, Harfileur IL, Freeca, Medicis, and Styx; Sherwood's Flowering Fern, Ilinum, Farndale, Miss Stratford, Senaputty, and Molly Morgan; M. Dawson's Rasvelston ...

... effort to I04. blow play suc- iceeded for some visits to the table. Then Dawson mode- -1244. The champion's response was 27, and Dawson amassed 144, Roberts making only 13 in reply. Dawson ma~de 49, and the champion 'Went en again for 62. flaw- son then ended ...

... 2 Lord George, S yrs, lost ?? ?? LOvett 3 !osebluahl (S. Daniels), Miss Jeflrwy (Murphy), ?? Gauntlet (Mr. F. G. Hobson), St. Bees (Mr. Shepparh), The Clown (mr. B3arnes), and Preemantle (Mr. ilalee) alsoi ran.-Detting: 2 to 1 aga Lord George, ii to 2 ...

... fiva-furlong cantere. Joseph Dawson's, John Dasrson's, Bloss's, and Mantona' teamea did useifl worl. Marsh's High Priest and Thornlield galloped two Miles. Moccolo, Carnethy, and SilvbretreaI went L six ferlongs. Dfatthew Dawson's 1faeckthorpe, Apollo, Spring ...

... Mine, Coroner, Plutocrat, and War Sprite went a mile. Marsh's Oatlands and Windgall and M. Dawson's Ladas negotiated six furlongs. Oa the Bury side, J. Dawson jun.'s Glongall, Esmond Phocion, Lower Boy, Bellarmine, 1'lorris, and Queen of Navarre; Ryan's ...

... Exetcr-ofTored 40 to I vrantid. 40 1 Abbot of St. Mary's-taken. 40 1 . i.Slteador-taken and off., after 25 to I tkn. ?? . 1 G~eorge Alslert-taken. 40 1 'Marshrl Scott-talcen and offered. 40. 1 Rtperra-taken. 60 1 .Zut-taken. 50 . 1 Vfsconti-offered. b0 I ...

... abuntr San G~iovanni. Beggar's Opora and Gangway sach figuerW at 100 to 6, -and the 20 to I trio consiste'd of Larl~oro2us Lord George, and Marnovia. Queen of N avarme xias backed at 22 to 1. and William and Carrick an 2n to 1 resnectirely, while.Mena met with ...

... teams aU did mile canters:- John Dawson's K~aleidoscope, 'Sta hylus, 'Petrarchi and Cerberus; Hayhoe, sen.'s Plunger, John Day, ?? colt; Jewitt's Chandos, Whitehae n, Carator, Mohican, Congress, and Ml. Winle; Matthew Dawson's Libris, Great Tom, Miel faro ...

... SPORTING INTELLIGENCE OXFORD RAME. Stewards: The Earl of Coventry, Sir. H. Peyton, Bart., Eon. J. F. T. W. Flennes, and George Payne. Mr. Stevens, Oxford, Treasurer. Mr. Plowman, Oxfordi Secretary Mr. Clark, Nswmarket, Judge. Messrs. Weatherby, London ...

... Prince George-taken and offered 33*, ?? I Cheseterton-taken and offered. 33 I .B oy Ry-taken and offered. 40 I. .,Struudwiclke-takces. 40 I. ?? Leopold-taken. 40 ?? 1I Kingecltero-taleon. .50 ?? 1 ?? Scamp-taken. 1000 ?? 60 ?? Prince George, with ...

... about thre o'clock. Somr.IUL VrsYa.-Tbze Rector (Canon Evans) pre- sided on Monday at the amnnal ineetang. and nomnated Mr. George Zair as his warden, whilst Dfr. Gleree Henry Stafford was elected parish w~arden. Mers John Bladon, H23. J. Banksi C. T. Eborell ...