... after the 'accident, when Horner was brought home, witness, by the advice of Dr. Walker, sent the de. ceased to the Hull Infirmary. Mr. Greer commented strongly on the practice of persons riding on the race- course in the interval between the races. The prac ...

... few, and they decrease every year The races, though, are expeeted to draw an , unusaally large companyj and the arrangements for the rsilway traflic this year are better than formerly. Be- membering the sad accident which occurred near Don- caster twelve ...

... iuurfao c fronm beiuug brolien up by houses' hoofs, and to pr - vent the dauiger of accident to persons wvalkingl. we do not hesitate to say that these so-called Woodiouuc races vithi tiheir accompalliments do more to daunultle the surface of the Mloor in a ...

... PARIS RACES. jlPArnis, Monday.-The following is the result of to-dayrs racing:- PaRs DES CrAms ELYSrES.- Speealite 1, Jerider 2, Gulf Stream 3. Prtc DU CDar..-Sonnaet 1, Bras doer 2, Alhambus S. PRLX iS SCOVInl.E.-PromesIe 1, Vesta 2, bt. Oeorge 3. j1'asx ...

... FRIENCH RACENG. AuTUI, Sunday.-The following is the result of to.ddiy' racing:- PRXDr S .UOULINEAU.-Farala iefie 1, Jardiniere 2, Anblade 3, Irsoc ocD 9AJ ZNTA,-BUtonl, David 2, Melmare 3. P. er im N TIONS.-Jairntol. Llospatatica2, Marcelli 3. PFoc DES ...

... a humble imitation of Donceaster races! The subject is thus brought so near home that a uative may be peruitted to oiler a few remarks upon it. I am not going to quarrel with any one who thinks it right to attend races, As a matter of onuscioncO, let ...

... whicb day the grand standk we dti crowdetd with fashionbies. L The races were admirably ni a- contested; and the fenedgens of the emather rendered t e nthe scene highlly. hleteinig. Tlhe race ball at the nets *tht I- ?? attended by mtost of the neighbour- ...

... FRENCH RACING. The following ase the results of yesterday's racing at Longehamps:- Fui Des Teorti-.-Euoclyptns 1, Artistic 2. Pils DLi Terocdero.-Paruaneond 1, Alaen 2. Grand Poule.- Beauninet 1. Gulf Stream 2, Isminie 3. Handicap.-Rocroi 1, Scala 2. ...

... DONCASTER RACES. tee ~Ia (From the Doncvaster Gazette of yeqvterday.) is The approaching races will be marked by that splendour taw aod magnificence which can~ find few parallels, ansd the raring of ,a the very first quality. The Town Council lhave been ...

... bleed freely be- fore any great race, hut he wil probably stand prepara- tion for an ordinary contest with as much equanimty a formerly. His party, meantime, are said to have lost by not hedging their moncy before his accident was made known, The Lodger ...

... Dingey race. R ose ?? 1 ?? Swimnding competition. ?? ?? ,2 Bennett ?? e ?? Y There was also a variety of other minor aquatic sparta d and races. The races throughout wvere pretty well con.. tested, and afforded much amusement. 'I he ocean cable race, for ...

... lise with thousands of specrators an hour befori, t o t:jan fixed for tbe race, and several steamers Ple-d mVlw1 passengersvwcre at tire startina-so'ntreaniv to *l ,w the race. 'hetreins finallquarterswerehaei 3rl:ru thostreetsof Newcesilewewe thronged ...