... Voiltaire to his Majesty's stud for two years. EeTHsUSIAsm sea RAcsoNG.-Mr. R. Burns, under 19 years of age, a son of Mir. Burn,, boot-maker, of Piccadlilly, walked frees town to Doncaster in three days to witness t e week's racing, and retursied in the same ...

... Orlando, the Coffee Room Stahes are very prudently left blank. In the Handicap over the two middle miles Arctic is to reduce the Golden Rule to mere dross, and show the Hyrcanian and the Barbarian the way to the winning post. The Match between Lord Exeter and ...

... fdU guide up to the Derby.-. oleg Address 85, tlasshois aetreet, Golden suare, London. Luing.|- 7on' Timn' {'nur.-Ladle' and Gentlemnen's IherI real Levant Seal, Morocco, and AU-hld Boot.~g t ry so be'bhad at SaTE's 9, P AimssQu (betwee Ohuroh-6atet @an ...

... Lady Somerset. In- Mirs. Qucl 0 by Saunterer- Mastetre Governess ?? Patrick Brot to Dalesmnan I 'Nobleman AstOlfo IS1bI ?? I Golden Hemo ihrnrh Sb entmare Lass j Casfnx . Jeres Sile to Tomsato q Bulldog Alarle edmo 5alilco Florian Derlvol 1. Alexander Prince ...

... Musk cas Bin. Moline Pet Sir. W. Biand na Lombard beat Mr. Jones no Presto Mr. P. Kent's Abtalom beat Mr. Hast's on Strathbauno FinerTire-Felendehlp beat Amnethyst, Golden e.r- pent heat Law~less, Kiecle beat 'uatste, Wax beetlioality, l Fied In Piekle ...

... Mr. Drake's Quits, 4 yrs . Mr. Crawshaw 1 12 8 Mr. J. Holman's Sir 'Iorgan, 5 vr2 - ?? W. RIloltnan 2 if 7 Mr. W. Wilson's Golden Cross, b yra . Mr. . P. Wilson 3 12 5 Mr. H. Herbert'r Bay Wyndham, 1 yrsm a Betting: 5 to 1 on Quits, who won by four leugs;0 ...

... Sunday Times, Juggler. OPENr HUNTZC~at FLAT RkcE.-Spurtaoman, Bristol or Golden Pip;.ln Sporting Gazette, Bristol Landan Water, S~alvo or Golden Pippin; Splrtingl Lil,'Bristol or Golden Pippin; Sunday Times, Salvo or Glory. CLIFTvON MAIDEN Hunnam RACa.-S ...

... --SIng, Song, Spencer; Tabor, ISf: Bawluscarl Sidrnoihel, Goater: Moira, A. May; Socrates, I4ria ?? Cannon;- and Duchiess of Kent. Msguire.-.Betting: 5E la- to 2 on comelyr, 7 to Ilagos Socratea, and i0 on I each ar.get Gaydene and Mlarion. Won by two lengths; ...

... Charlie, Th Cona, No Name, Qulbble. Sunshine, Fire King,W'eatlier- brid cock, Fluster, Edison, Patage, Keeper, Eau de Vie, Ia, Golden Pip pin, Friday acid Refinement. Expected: cji hie Southasa, Cumberlan, Arab Lad, Society, Peter, ear Pennion, Scamp, Henglest ...

... Throat and Ear ey TWe understand that a large nuber of thb at Waterproof K , Boots have 'been bought by Can as,1 tlemen going to the Colonies, and Wecnno ag j imagine shetter boot for farming' purpss asc they flmig 8,~l te netestrcy ...

... ended y-esterday at Maidstone in a victory car Surrey by runs. The h weather was fine, but the rain which fell an the two, brvoth teams randerod the wicket treacherous, and totals accumulated in their first. Poord-Kelcey for Kent and Horner for Surrey ...

... Imatch at Maidstone with Kent, whom they sac-t L ceeded in beating by 204- rans, thanks mainly to the~ howling' of Barlow and Nash, the Birat-named at~ 'taking in the 'second innings of Kent 6 wickets for 20 runs and the latter 4 for 26. The Kent made Res] ...