... Edmunil d Nagle, Lord Scarbarough, Sir W. Keppei, and 11 S.i Charles Paget. Lord Burford was there too,- who, if a report speaks truly, is shortly to unite his destinies-with Y those of Lady Frances Coynygham. hul' Duke of Wel- I inglon, and the illustrions ...

... Darby, Navarion was ned backed to a large anioont, aend at very trilling odds. His party cola. and tinues nunoeroeis, and speak of bim as a second Eclipse. Johamnia Southrote was also in demand for the two Stakes, ard got up several poiets for eachn. ...

... wimat to ito to make titeir books riglit-esigitig is 110 all) so, tht=il majority of', ttena think about.-ott gettorally speaking tie G~re Ii booksaoreno0kt0gsiod asuosiial.-Lostdon~o.ei'ziosg Paper,. - j Ic We tucir that thle twen eletrarted race-horsen ...

... in books of travels and romances, of 13erbs and' Sbr, ,se Arahe galloping in the desert-end Ivell dothSir Walter we, Ier speak of Seladina at theg head of his Saracenic chivalry; but the ass take our Nvrrd for it, great part of all such deecriptions ...

... constituents a sample of his oratorical wer power in the following elegant terms, a few days ago. at and - Rochdale :-in speaking of the house ofcommons, hesaid, fort! Before tau've been in that hoyle two beaures, hau'll tCle e make some fok feyn to ...

... Eclipse. Birdeatcher, Byzantium, Trustee, ht and Physician, look in excellent trim, and Fang, of be whose merits his friends speak somewhat loudpr, con. as tinues to be looked upon as one of the best public horses ut in the rhee. The last new favourite, ...

... Newmnarket for at seat. It is true Itoey d's nut app;'ar to such advantage In the saddle as their lbrvtlirv oi thie southt, tior, speaking generally, are they erittal tjlthet itt their calling ; hut mausy very excellent jockeys ISOe iiwas's bet-n to be fouted ...

... of Pre- serve's Performances having reduced the field into so small a compass that to make a book was to insure a loss, Speaking of it generally, we should say that on rio Derby since St. GileBs year has the amount actually lost becn so large-from our ...

... othlers, averagely, at nIt, onaaels, 1ricoh returned ;Cutaoit aird Forthian hort a tny friereil, hal organ, reclinicolly speaking, vtere not it forcer The Blork :o beeor Gdentleimatn is riows of Kenrt's lot. cessrve GOOD WOOD CUP'. ?? tho 4 ogot Mr ...

... is musedi is the managelsest of the Lot, oner so terrible, now so profitable to all ?? will lay against lit I The resist speake for Itself; the proo Ii tol ntI the -paddinig, 'for there is nosne to eait tn this Instance; the tiaceers of the onces greet ...

... sep. plbs reatlised trem thetacsource, enlabled theipo leaoestial secui- etors to pay tie ?? or scverily thosad 1 eounda-we speak within bounds-supposed to liaces been loit srid till to retain handosoie profits on their book'. lie goeat winners on the Derby ...

... and these last have one material advantage over the first, in that both cannot win. Knowing nothing of either, I forbear to Speak of thbeir individual merits; butI can onlysoy, that ifthe~y ae ?? goodt10 come cut at the end of a season and beat some horses ...