... beating, in the first instance, the celebrated American wonder, George Seward, and in the latter, the equally celebrated Thomas Hosspool, of Bassford. Strange, too, that, fast as the great H. A. was, . up to half a mile, he was a miserable mile runner ...

... otall cingtigenien .18, at 9 a.m. Peru, out of Member's plate, IllareWelitii*, 18, at 9 am. Harry and Broadbrim, out of Hardie Shrewsbury. • 0 0, at 9 a3n. *Joey Jones, out of Chester cup, and City and 'Suburban and Metropolitan handicaps. This scratching ...

... receive the beautiful Champion's Belt, value £5O, which Schora held for about ten months previous to the present match. Mr. Thomas Hayes, the proprietor of the grounds, was s:akeholder, and his brother-in-law, James Taylor, acted as referee. On the articles ...

... annual meeting on Saturday, and elected the following officers forthe present season :—President and treasurer, Mr. Joseph Hardy; vice-president, Mr. Benjamin Brookman ; honorary secretary, Mr. William Andrews. Committee—Mr. R. Butler, Mr. T. Brooktnan ...

... presence , a vast number .of speetators. The first coinpetito'rs to Appear at the post .were Mr. Brass, of ('arcs Hill, and Thomas Sisterson, of Newcastle, to Igo yds for £2O, Sistef•syn receiving 4 yds start. Notwithstanding his advantage at the start ...

... battles took place at which one or more of the sons of George the Third were not present. Sir Thomas Apreece, a valorous bit of stuff from the land where such hardy and indomitable spirits as Owen Glendower held sway in St. David's wilds and fastnesses, nearly ...

... Sutton 180, Armitage 180, A. Davis 190, Batten 190, Williams 190, Nigger 190, North 190, Wilds 190, Claws 190, Chambers 190, Thomas 190, Ruston 190, Maley 190, Metcalfe 190;.Wenlock 200, Lamb 200, Wilkinson 200, Ashwell 200, H. Lewis 900, Darley 200, Delue ...

... persons met . to witness the match between James Nuttall, of Manchester, and Thomas Monks, of Carlton, to run-120 yds for £25 a side, which suns was duly handed over to George Hardy, mine host of tho Rising Sun, Shudehill, Manchester, also ac;ed as referee ...

... BRADFORD NEW CITY SPORTING GROUNDS. Mr. Alfred Hardy's extension of the above grounds, near Laister Dike station, being near completion (about a mile round), he will, on Monday and Tuesday, May 26 and 27, give £2O, to be shot for by subscribers of 10s ...

... Betting: 6 to 4 on Bouker. Thomas' of Tividale, and WEBB, of Dudley, to run 120 yds, for £5 a side. Webb was backward in starting, giving Thomas an opportunity of winning by 2 yds. Mr. Clulee, referee. Betting: 6 to 4 on Thomas. WRIGHT and DOUGIITY, both ...

... week, comprising Robert Chambers, the Champion of the Thames, Henry Kelley, the ex-champion Harry Clasper, George W. Everson, Thomas Cron.; and Hoare, the pick of the Thaines.aud the Tyne. The four first-mentioned are well known. Reentry CHAMBERS, the champion ...

... Standing's' Twig, 01dham,..231b, : 31; J. Copper's Chsrley,'PailsivbrO, 2211 b, 30;, Bradley's Tap, Newsome Cross, - 211b,32; Hardy's -rt.n. Little Moss' IBIK '2UP: Cavalma7s Spring, Ashton, 8 PiiilCool- -h6ck: :14/b. A T.-Caton. a_ Catch, 371 H. Algefi• ...