... retaining V. Smith, B. Smith, and Speechly,for whom he paid. The draw took place, and Mr. Palmer received two horses, one for him- self and one for his daughter, both horses in the betting. Mr. Speechly a queer one, Mr. B. Smith ditto, and Mr. V. Smith Miss Sarah ...

... conesequently, became a great favosre coTh. heats were commenced about three elocek, WI. HCeen Shefflold ?? etart) beating G. SmIth, Mexboroagh (50).-The seondeldt ywe d5- J. South, Sheffield (17 yards' start), beatiog three others.-Tbhaa. by was awarded ...

... states he yjas prepared at Smith's to make the match, and that I did not show, which I beg leave to deny. I attended at Smith's on the Saturday anO Monday evenings, prepared to enter into ar]icles, and was informed by Mr. Smith that the novice could not ...

... Chariton3 Mr. Hesseltine's Lough Bawn, 4 yrs, 7st 21b ?? Arnold 4 Lord Caledon's Aaron Smith, 4 yrs, 7st (including 51b extral Aldcroft 5 Betting-6 to 4 agst Aaron Smith, a to I agst The Italian 3 to I agst Paquetta, and 6 to I cach agst Little Fawnan Louglh ...

... ?? A. Pocock, c Worthington, h Bickisy 1-b Willsher ?? . 7 F. Stephenson, b Bickloy . ?? -run ?? W. J. Keinpeon, I b w b ?? b w b ?? a H. Cnthbertson, b ?? ?? 0 A. C. Bell, b Willeher ?? -c G. Parr, h Bickley.. ?? 10 G. Worthington, a and h ditto 8. ...

... a half yards. flight yards between second and third. Thesecooudheat was won easily by George Bailey, Milloands (10), beating C. Hallewell li- dleton (11), and George Richardson, Manchester (17), the betting being 7 to 4 on the winner. Heat the third was ...

... yards, for a silver atop watchl and money prizes; also a mile race, for a silver annf-box, by novices, at Hackney Wick. Monday-Smith and Stapelton, to run half a mile, iO a side, at Copen- hagen Grounds. MauclseEter. Tueeday-Pepper and Silvester's Novice, ...

... &27 )Jorpeth ?? Ar Nietingale.. not fixed ?? Mr M'George~ o ie Caledonin (Open) ?? . . ?? 20 ?? lojuoton (Open' ?? , ?? ALTCAR MEETING. N'OV. 5 AND 6. y~osrd5: IMr. Shaw and Mr. Clowes. Tryer: Mr. M'George, The Cup. 4rjW B1undell's bk and w d Bendigo, by ...

... and' S. Jackson last. Second, ?? Saville (of Oltham), scratch; James Easy ?? Sheffield), 50 yards' start; Job Smith (of Hunlme), 34; George.Hossuarth (of Oldham), 40. 4 to 1 was laid. on Easy. Easy, for the first round, made the pace extremely good.- ...

... by Chesterfield (brotherto Crucifix) dam, Grace Darling, by Defewn e -Don Cossack, out of Mistake MIr Drinkald's ch c St. George Mr Herbert's ch f by Elis, out of Delightful -Col. Anson's b e Toronto Lord G. Benlinck's Cherokee Lord Lonsdale's b c by ...

... course and adistance. Mr T. Worthington's Dr. Husbarnd, 5 yrs, 8st71b Marlow w over AHANDICAP STAKES oflOsovseach, with 30 addedby thefund; one mile heats. Mr Stapleford's Carissirna, 4 yrs, 7st ?? ?? Simpson 1 1 Mr W. smith's Foxwhelp, 4 yrs, 7st 121b ...

... Margellina Mr. IV. Wrighit's b a Handsome Buck, by The Ugly Rock, out of Glorden, by Tramp -Mr, Worthington's hor f Juliet, by Touchlorton-Lanscasbire Witch Mr. Worthington's b e Pedloisor finch, by Melbonrne, dons (tail) by Pantaloon, out of Banter Mr. W~yatt's ...