... LUDLOW XA&CES-YSTBUoDAv. Handicap Plate. Alonzo ?? ?? I.. . ?? Mayboy . .. ?? ?? ?? ?? 2 Fanny Fern ?? ?? ?? ?? ?? 8 Tcu ran. Shorts. Chere Petite ?? ?? ?? ?? ?? 1 Prince's Mixture ?? ?? ?? ?? 2 Ten ran. Selling Stakes. Sandboy ?? ?? ?? ?? ?? 1 Little Tom ...

... position of having eaten his nineteen companions in a wonderfully short time. All this, most ,pleasantlys-narratsd, obtained a success which the writer was al far from anticipating, for the story ran the round of all the ol I journals of europe. It then became ...

... BRetting-2 to 1 on Queen Cake, 8 to I aget Daisy Qaeen. A olces3 race from the start to the finish between the quar- ?? I y A short head. Corintlian Stakes. 10 sovy each, h ft. 25 sv0S added, at 1 soY each for entrance, for hunters, race horses admitted. ...

... added their names, making a total of 148. The charity of the association has been this year bestowed upon some persons who, a short time since, held a highly re- speotable position in this city. With a willing hand they dispensed hospitality to others, and ...

... any hounde. The one alluded to is that of Mloodiy, tile 12th, whtch you had b it a short and atssing remark about in one oft our ?? ltst wetk Tile con- tradictory stories ciealsuted concerning it being every one of tltem WroDg induce this intrusion upon ...

... honourable and gallant member-honodnrable from the courtesy of parliament, and gallant from a short service In tbe Goards-regaled the house witit the story of a Castle baI which vank into the stye of sensuality the daughter of a Protestant prelste. The ...

... especially that of Wednesday, considered by all the i eavantb' to have been far and awaj the best thing yet.- Divers are the stories related abos t It-each one (as tabY no means usual In such cases) varying from. the, other-but the full, true, and veritable ...

... to tell, Seeing thot on lila only 00011. sion of their locating previously, this l atter,rreceivieg tibi but just won by a short hali leagth, with nothing to spire. Having juat touciseil upon all alh leading features ot hia meeting, we may conolude by ...

... of the murder of Ihis sweetheart, and repeated the story of the criuce ^having been committed by his mother while in a state of temporary delirium. It is almost needless to state otetth prsner's story gaijms no credence with those lyabout him, and it is ...

... which ought-to be , prett) nearly as profitable, but returns just a -hundredth i part of the sum. Of course, some of the stories about s cheap salmon in times past aye to be; accounted for, not l merely by the profusion of the supply, but by the Ye. striction ...

... sing1ca. Destroction anaonget the limber now ?? fast and fuilousa auntl Captain Tottenhiani advanced to tbe front, and, for a short period, tolinultd ithe tide, moling a dozet In two 3 s, n 2, and .singles, wvhienl Hr. Paesnctt reached idn, whichloft Mlr ...

... Darrow, was much edmired, Mr. Cooney ma&iag his 23 In his uoual dashilg 6tylo, It must be admitted Tullamore piayed one maw short. Appended Is theo carc:- DnaeOW. First 1un1lg. Bryan b Connor ?? ?? 5 Hilfoylo b Carry ?? ?? ?? 4 T Henry baud a Carty .. ...