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... Clacefterdaire Thurrday, fifty pounds. CHEESE; alto fin: new and old Sir J. Leiceller's Smoker -. Sir U. Arenytage's Partridge a DONCASTER RACES. CH ES ER, 4. 1.. of ueiy, aept. 27, the St. Legers Stakes each, The order for Omitting the advertifemeni of an apprentke ...
... SPORTING INTELLIGENCE. DONCASTER. Monday, Sept. 83, (Ire, Kinjj'i 'Plate Wigs, for . , four-) upwards. Four.miles, Vfy. MellisliVbay c. Quid, 4,jrs. old, 10»t. 4lb. 'Mr. Kirby's g.'g. Evader, 4 ojd, lOst. 4lb! Qarliiigton's br. 11. fcrgiisoq, lfsl. 6lt ...
... Duchess, 3-yrs, Sst 9! ‘b.. 12 2 Mr. chh Frederick, 5-yrs, 8st 91b 4 4 Mr. Herbert? s Little Peggy, 4-yrs, 8st 3 dr ed 3 DONCASTER—Co NCLUDED. — Thursday, Sept. 26, Sweepstakes of each, with 20gs added. Two miles, Mr. W.N. Hew ett’s Miss Hornpipe Teazle ...
... York’s Leah. DONCASTER ST. LEGER. Eleven to one against the Castrel Colt. The principal topic for jocularity in the betting-room was the “ Fortunate Yourn,” a Horse, named by Mr. Qualey.—The cognoscenti think the Horse is no Impostor. DONCASTER ST. LEGER ...
... Pandora. Betting on the Doncaster St. Leger 8 to | agst Mr. Petre’s ch. c. Laird of Marcus, by Stamford, out of Brilliante. 12 to I agst Major Bower’s gr. c. Minus, Brother to M istrate. 14 to 1 agst Mr. Watt’s ch. c. by Langton, out of Man- 18 to 1 agst ...
... Bettivg on the Doncaster St. Leger. Tattersali’s, March 29, 18'9- 9 to | ayst Mr. Petre’s ch e The Laird, by ‘Stamford, out of Brilliante. to 1 agst Mr. Peirse’s bay colt, by Walton, Lisette. out of I 10 to ! agst Mz. Watt’s chesnut colt, by Langton, out | of ...
... and J. Lancashire, cotton wanafacturer.—J. and E. Powell, London, oil and colourmen.—J. Daflil, Worcestershire, grocer. —R. Langton, London, merchant.—J. Cox, London, linen- draper.—J. Manchester, dealer and chapman. J. Richards, sen, and jun. and E. C, ...
... followin, also started, but were not placed : Mr. Lampton’s gre Dunsmane, by Macheth - Mr. Heuldsworth’s ch. f. Tissiphone. by Langton - 6 Sir, W. ch Monteith. brother to Filho de Pata © Sir M. M. Svkes’s br. ¢. Antelape by Smolensko - © Mr. Lampton’s b. e ...
... sovs each 40 mile n hnlf Sir W Wynne’s f I Derby’s Burladnr (R Johnson! (Skelton! 3 T Stanley’- (J Burla-lor— to4 Sabrina— Langton— 1 Sir off at strung Thomas's filly the when In went the Sabrina struggle through them in by length — at 3 I the field I a ...
... astonishing of thirty-three loses incladiag a few cabs, but tbe greater part old and guile fall grown. The stewards for Doncaster Races, for 18.10, are the Marquis of Worcester and the How E. Petre.—lmeaediately after the race for lb, Plate, at Dosseaster ...
... cheese sob! from 455. to 46a. per cwt. coloured, 2s. to ds. higher. is rumoured that Mr. Montague Gore, nephew Uol. bore Langton (who represented the county of Somerset in five parliaments,) will be a candidate for that distinguished honour at the next ...
... Martial, to be paid by the Treasurer of the Navy. Lord Newark and Geo. Saville Foljambe, Esq., are appointed Stewards of Doncaster Races for the ensuing year. and not the Marquess of Worcester and the lion. E. R. Petty, as has been announced, One or two ...