... M%,r Blunden's Hippona -- (Owner) 2 1 1 Sir WV. Float's Mlars - 1 2 2 SMr Broadbridge's Carlihe -3 3 3 Mr WV. Holland's b h Jack Sheppard - - - 4 4 4 in he irs hatMar, t te fnih, lipedin unperceived b 'the ride ?? an wo onthepas olveei'.The two next ?seats ...

... Young.'un, 5 yrs, 7st Una, 4 yrs, 6st i21b J-ain-not-aware, aged, 6st ?? Sybarite, 4Trs, fist Slb Seahorse, 3 yrs, 6st 81b Jack, 3 yrs, 6st 41b HEREFORD. Acceptances for the HsrR'ORDSHIRR STAKES. Fat Tack, aged, 8st 21b Aimwell, aged, Bst Viola. 4yrs ...

... the clse (All alive and musical as hot codlins, in the western hemis- phoer. hound 13. After a lutte pause, Broome missed a ripper; some sharp countering ensued, Rows rapping again at the sure spot, and obtained the fall. Round 14. Joe, advised to stand ...

... Lancashire Witcls, 3 yte. The Maiden Plate. Ada, S ys ; Bretwalda, 3 yrs; Triumnir, S yrs ; br c by Slane, out of Frill, S yrs ; Jack Palmer, 4 yrs; Stean, 3 yre. TiLuBsDAY.- The Queen's Plate. Bretwalda, 9 yrs; Lotharlo, 5 yrs; b c by Slane, out of Prill, ...

... Clark to Mr. Mytton; and tbe first: two have gone to Wadlo*'s stables. Jack Cade has also gone to Wadlow's. ME. S. HEED, of York, has sold his bay yearling colt, Lanercost, out of Jack Sheppard's dam, to Mr. Roll, for l,000'guineas, at least, so says the ...

... of the spacious amphitheatre, without the risk of' being disturbed in the indulgeneP of a reverie or a cemfortable nap. This jack of interest in the match arose doubtlessly from its treadisg so closely upon the heels of the great event of the season, and ...

... StXtb.(Recicr) 2 fir Mr. T. Parr's Roruebone, Set lOl1 , . .(0. Hall) 3 Lord Atilebury'c Plumper, 8st 21b ?? (Flatman) 4 TOEe JACK oS)NRWBULY flANDICAP, of 3 rove, each, with 22 added. Three quartersof a mile. (i6auba,) Mr. J1. Evanas Klanerlety, by Fernhill ...

... and they, from the bowling of Messrs. Voules, Traill, V. E. Walker, and Mr. Lyltelton, had brought the ecore to 200, when e ripper fmom Mr. Voules settled the Mliddlesex.man, Jackson then laced Hayward (playlng superbly and with a perfect mastery over all ...

... such a way that it will be seen he had no hand in takine poor Rose s life. JACK L'EVENTREUR IN PARIS. The new and overwhelming drama of Jack 1'Eventreur, or JacK the Ripper, will be duly performed at the Chaiteau ?? Theatre on the 30th Ilnt; Theantamatzs ...

... Jong is the long sought Jack the Ripper. Like the rest of the world they are perfectly acquainted with the gist of what has appeared in English newspapers regarding the murders which have been ascribed to Jack the Ripper. Like the rest of the world ...

... I T H E MURDER. KEN SI N GTON SAUND)ERSON AT' T111 POLICE COURT. I LETTER SIGNED JACK THE RIPPER.!' I- - -- - F COURSE PURSUEI D BY THIEI POLICE. P I At the West London police-court, on Saturday, Reginald Saunderson, d 21, described as of no occupation ...

... Another coa-ster, the Towkully, met with a. similar fate only a month previous. The playful exploits of the renowned Jack thle Ripper are as mere flirtations in comparison with thle wholesale butchery of these debontiair freebooters. Surely here is a ...