... |days' racing no accident h;as yet occutred, andi le. nunody overboard, no doubt due to proper caution, *h, and, it may be, some dread of the Glen Rosa's a shark still prowling about the river. 'as In conunection with the river steamers, a racing as epiotelc ...

... of oil deteriptions, eifacstrians and pedestrioan, was more boam oso.hly numerons. Tie Grand Racing Slaid ,as crowded with beauty and lkhbioln, and no accident orcerred to mar the sports of tilh day. The fatlowieg is a return of the oannings:- BAaeroa ...

... Malcolm, W emyss Bay. This gentleman was in immediate danger of being drowned, but was picked up by the Emily, another of the racing boats which happened to be at {THE DROWNING OF TWO BROTHERS. his brother was dro The body of the elder boy Lawson, who with ...

... EDINBURGH RACES.: .SATTTQ-l v r. -- t - , a -\ . . nsar ia a- SATURDAY. * cell n- Mr Kincad' h - - - fell h of Mr Law's bay mare, - - . - dr. twc ;el, A Hack Race of two heats with three horses, afford- ed very indifferent sport. the oned ' he races upon the ...

... , 7BURGH RAdCES.& ' 'Fthe following horses i were booked O e Saturday fdi te Races:- . 1. Me'ss Fotnheg b S gt -i Mr Thomson's Way nale Metry Lass, aged & Mr Dawson abay filly. Tullochgorun, (our years old WEIN ?? 26 'His Majesty'., ?urje of 100 Guineas ...

... ; i KELSO RACES. The race meeting opened at Kelso yesterdayi and was very sccessful both in point of MMu- bers and sport. The town was crowded in the early part of the day, and in the afternoon the grand stand and approaches were thronged by a crowd of ...

... horse having appeared against. Lord Eglintols- Glen glry,there was too race; and his Lordship ?? de- lined the cup. It is accordingly reserved for next year. Ihcre was a good hack race, TInURSDAr, 02D JULY. A Cold Cup of One Hundred Guineas value, and ten ...

... EDINBURGH RACES. to THURSDAY. be Mr Kincaid's brown horse Chance walked over the 'o Course for the Huntcr's Parse of Fifty Guineas. Ile FRIDAY. ch The Ladies Purse of Fifty Guineas, ad Mr Fltclier's Logie O'Buchan. r ?? Kincaid's Bryail O'Linn. z dr. ...

... time previous to the race he was tried with Velocipede, the result being that Velocipede won by a hundred yards. This of course was a poser. Velocipede was known to be a flyer, and now they had the actual proof that, I barring accidents,' they could not beat ...

... PAISLEY RACES. let ITHUSAYn, Aua. 19. )le The TnIAL STrARES Of S S~ove, each. D by Mr. Mlerry's. b. 1i. John Harris, 5 yearsrs 1 ..D Mr. -Nccli's I,. c. Moscow, 4 years,2L ,as 'Mr. Donaldson na. In. g. Aristides, aged, . 3 Li )]a IMr. Bell's b. g. ...

... it is proper to encourage hurdle racing on their d course. The £round is unquestionably too limited for that reck- It less style of esort, and, if wve are to be spared the chronsiding of 2 faital accidents, hurdle racing must, Iwe are disposed to tblik ...

... PAISLEY RACES. FlllDAY, AUGUST 25. C About one o'clock this day (the hour at which the races commence) there seemed to he about an equal t number otl the ground to what was at the same hour on the day previr to. There were at least the usual num- r ber ...