... EXTRAORDINARY RACING ACCIDENT.-AnS Accident of a most extraordiusry character, and which might have been attended with moat serious consequences, occurred at South-a twell Races on Thursday. At a turn in the course five horses engaged in the first ...

... FI'A'rTAL ACCIDEN'T AT MIANC1JF'STER IIACEIS. I (1), V 1- l- - : 1- .1 - 1, I. - . +1 ,. ' 1. |. _ al,. ?? - - 11.I )l - - ?? - - 1_ - Pt_ _|1 z s sj[ I - -.L t. Ii's le On W\edil)Usdolj, during the mace for the- haindlicap Intil~le. *o stakes, a shoc-kinhg ...

... on of the approaching races, the rev. gentleman was announced to speak on the subject of Races and RaigBeginning by an allusion to the approaching r~aceso., the preacher proceeded to dwell on the history of racing. The earliest mention of the word occurred ...

... Exeter and his party ace stated to be large winners on the race. nEjtijySHIUE GENLItAL INFSIRMARY, JUNE 11. In.Patients admitted, 5 Out.Patients Admitted 3 Ditto accidents, ?? I.. I Ditto accidents ?? 0 In-Patients discharged, .. 14 Out-Patientsdischarged ...

... LICIIHELD RACES. Thxese Races commvencedl on T'uesdlay, mid rery con- sideralb1e interest was excred in thesporting wo' il bya Mdratch, for onetrhousand gitinieas,between Mr. MItton's b. g. Anti-Radical, and A.r. Cliarltim's l. h. Master- lilenry, ibic ...

... LUDLOW RACES. W Vednesday, June 25, the Ludford Stakes of 10 sova each; Three Y. C.; 5 subs. O lI\r. E. Peel's b f'Shelah, (H. Arthur) ?? n Mr. Beardsworth's f by Longwaist. 2 w Sir G. Pigot ns ch f by Sultan, out of Active ?? 3 I Sir. Fuller's b f Nell ...

... only by Warwick after a well contested race. TThat for the Gold (up, was wvon by a neck by Kalmia, Mir. Giffard's Sampson heing the favourite. The Maiden Plate was won after a good race by The Serpent. The Race Ball last night was fashionably but not numner- ...

... Thufsdy.. . 3t t I'rsdaj .. S FridBy .. . . b 2 Friday . I t - , ACCIDENT AT THFI RACE CcuislE.-We are sorry to hal'e to annoiohce that an accident of a serious nature occurred on the race course on Moiiday afternoou. D[uriog the racefir the producestnkes ...

... attsching to the race has varied considerably. For some years since of its first establishment It has created the smallest possible exeitement,rn ntd reeulted in a mere canter for stale seend-claushorses. But last El year and this the race has possessed ...

... -HESTERFIELD RACES. - - Wednesaay.October 3, sweepstakes of 10 sovs. each, Cot horses, &c. ofll alages. Two miles. ea - r. T. Houldsworth's ch h Vanish, by Phantom, [S. Darling. I Duke of Devonshire's b f Lady Stafford, by Comus ?? 2 Mr. T. Gisborne's ...

... DERBY RACE:S. Our Races commenced yesterday, butfromn the very un- favourable state of the weather the attendance in the Stand, and on the Course, was smaller than we remember to have seen it on any former oasiou ?? bhit ftle R-e0n- -0- pretty anld. In ...

... RACES FOR 1S69. MARlCIT. WVest Somerset - - 18 1 Margate Spring Meeting 29 - Durham - - - 29 Epsom Spring Meeting - 30 APRIL. Bromley Spring Meeting I Streatham Second Spring 16 Catterirk Bridgo - 1 Eastbourne - - - 19 Abergavenny - - 1 Lewes Spring Meeting ...