... Mablethorp Races are fixed for Monday, Oct. Miukfct R.isen Races stand for Monday, ...

... commissions the day of the race, all transactions are p.p. (start or not , unless the horse was struck out before ten a. in. on the day the commission was received. All moneys guaranteed, and all claims paid the Saturday after the race, on receipt of voucher ...

... residing in Bristol Street. The claim was for t'lf. lis. Gil., being the value of a cab horse and other expenses connected with accident. Mr. Kennedy, instructed Mr. Suckling, appeared for the plaintiff, and Mr. IV_rry defended. William Smith, a cab driver, ...

... Coulnelsions received before Ten ?? on the morning of a race a start is given, acd the market price gouaranteed as laid at the start and quoted in sho papers of t bs follo ig morning. The RACI(NG l NO IlCATOR, published dal, contains Reports from the various ...

... the principal race being only what the promoters great handicaps must expect now-a-clays, with the public heartily sickened by the way they have been done so often, after making their investments. There was nothing in the two days' racing calling for ...

... lied. The Derby Saturnalia was marred two fatal accidents. the day before the race, a young jockey, training to rile the Oaks, fell dow.i (lead from extreme heat and over-exertion. On the morning of the race, three gentlemen on their way the Downs were \i• ...

... is, that Mr. Eyre, naturally brave and just, though weakly obstinate, dictatorial man, has suocuinbcd to the intense feeling race-hatred and raoe-suspicion, which alienates the white colonists of Jamaica from the descendants their former slaves, it is only ...

... start on previous occasions, he certainly excelled all his previous efforts in the last race on Tuesday, and the Nursery to-day. Indeed, the start for the latter race was so unsatisfactory, that Mr. flodgtnan objected to it on the horses returning weigh ...

... Wednesday, April 10th)- econ bhoce that 'we select are positive certsintle3 for their re- spective Races. The horse we are advising for the first-men- tioned Race cannot poesibly bo beaten, as it hae Improved at least a stone since last year, and on the day ...

... at Hudderstield, but the report is not yet silnciently authenticated to inspire strict belief in its iccuracy. An alarming accident occurred to a Bremen anil Nev York emigrant ship, with nearly three hmdred passengers on board, on Friday. During a iense ...

... had injured his credit to the extent of L~2,000. The SheritFs Jury gave him £1,000. Though it is pretty widely known that the race sycophants has not died out, it was not quite well established that there were still Canutes in being. Ireland, however, has ...

... Evangelical interest were ably discussed both. An ugly mistake was made at Limerick the other night. A resident returned from the races with a friend whom, for want of better shelter, he put into his warehouse, breaking window, in the absence of the watchman ...