... lls; o 0b 1 ?? Ba;Fington 0 3 Mr J Baker'sCbaflnch. 4 ?? l0st ?? Brogan 0 r Mr W A Wallis's Fairybill, aged, list 7Tb I ?? John Wallis 0 Betting-3 to 1 ast Zxpectation, 5 to 1 each agst s Citadel and Coquette, 8 to I apt others. Won by half a length; ...

... C-nMaaxwel. J P&RYPowur, Esq, JP;tCapt Do'i I' ..i P.1: Coisnel Des-Barres, J P; Thns S Cope- C ,. P; Jobsi Btlacuieoe, Esq. 415 3; John RerfJrsit O'Neill, REel ; William Power, ELag; Vlt'r'e Catuer. hugq - Johnl OrKeeffe, Eag ; Richard Swan- hr. Es.-; Dni~el ...

... Black) best Mr John Pitt's Isk d Point Blank c ip (Church-water,--Baroo Rothschild) . C ut Mr John Pin's hd 4 Point and Point (Church-wvater- dr Little Emily III) beat Mr Thomas Dickson's r d Casgie-- C ts- burn (Millers Rab-Slassder) t on Mr John Coke's hd ...

... of sidtowelv lo Kiggal -3 i H1 3I it CaptWS Rickfa, W C Hickey, Eg;O; Sandes, Esq !Un; Teo Kniht of Raey. Geo Sandes, Esq: John Creagb, Ij Es;- C Cresgb, Msq; A Blennerbssett, Esq; Henry Do. novan, Cape ics~ie,+liensnt Colonel Deny, M Denny, D? FGilaghas ...

... Stately) T.ltyani). Betting-5 to 2 agst Call, Royal Arms, ard Hooton. Call made the running for a quarter of a mile, when Adelgiza joined him, Hooton and Mitrailleuse closing I at the bottom of the hill. Eoyal Arms appeared promi- nenit, and Aaelgiva soon retired ...

... push as she was coming down off the grand stand on, Tuesday. £he resulti wa that she fell and unfortunately broke one of her arms, and as cde lady is as gr^e a favourite as her husband in Clnmel, tae greeteot sympathy is felt all round for both oc them ...

... Jeuninats's, jun, Hurdy Gurdy, 8 yrs ?? Dunraven's Sisyphus, 3 yrs FRIDAY. CRITERION NURSERY, WEOIGHTS. ec lb sftib Grodrion 9 0 Grattan 7 5 C by Galopin- Gallatin ?? 7 2 Thebais ?? 8 7 Waterhead ?? 7 2 Sugarloaf . 8 5 Maylield ?? 7 2 1 Vnuloo ?? 8 5 Commonu ...

... F_3ingFox - 2 to 1 T'IPS FROM CELT. (SPECIAL TELEGRAM,) Newmarket, Tuesday Night. I It was % happy inspiration on th. part of John Porter that caused Flying FoX to be sent to Newmsrket to rake hisl chance iA the race for the Criterion Stakes. and although ...

... F F Coulen, ESq ; I E Linde, Esq; P Gisborno Gor- ' don, Egq; C J Blake, Esq. e Son Secretary--Mfr. John Ul'l)ougall, J P. H Hon Treasures-OMessrs, John J Kirwin and a George Mack. r Judg and Clerk of Scals-c r. W L Waters. Hiandicapper. Clerk of the Course ...

... seeond to ten-sirs 6 sors, cut Of the plate. Five furlongs, straog-'at. 9 Ur. Riutirerord'6 Brek of Day, a Darling' 9 0 br. John Craig's Tillager, 5 Driscoll a 8 12 lr. H. Mag-uire's Lady AtheI, 4 C. W'5au-h a S Ut dir. H. Barcato's .Medition, S (in 51b ...

... Fenwioh's Clock Tower, 2 ?? 7 12 Sir Janie's Duke's Grattan, 2 F Barrabt 7 12 Captain C. Hosvard's Sheet Anchor, 2 Itossell 7 129 Mr. W4~.a. . Jfarvia's Cbaudi-ere, 2 Jarvis 7 12 Sir- J. Blondeit' 'staple's Fire Arm, 2 ?? Weough 712 kMr. JC. M. Hanbury's Bobstay ...

... ' ftarvestei-Thora .., ' 3-1 0 Co' Cal omson's Calaalata .e . 4 19 13 ,3r.F F Cullen's Carclcutter 5 10 12 a%-. John WVidger's oh g- enmara 4 10 12 i nas. 31 A Maher's Schooner . a 10 12 ' Str; H E Linde's Cll f Prattle by TMay I 4> ...