... TO-DA Y'S RACIN - . - -_ 4> MANCHESTER MEETING. p, 1.15-Pendleton Steeplechase-1 Carabas sh (Turvit): 2 Keelson (Mr berguson); 3 Norval (Latham). Also run--Fittleworth, en Tettenball. Bettiog-11 to 10 on Ieelson, ar 7 to 2 agst Fittlewortb, 4 to 1 Carabas, 100 t, to8, Norval, Tettenball. Won in a canter or byabout ten lengths; 4 bad third. 1.45-Selling Steeplechase-1 Day Star (H Woodland): 2 ...

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... teday. ty, shot 3t night. eleolirn IALZIBL. est, day, Mr held an ,Id coins, I in the roy was the 6Cd ,oltd be valuable 1. r' an resterday of Mr H lwho, it effects o It is the glass on th ,d. The ho threw ramed 3 yeeter ,t a p he drive tioed on run over iound -or 3 bavic; severed tes were scovered live in oman. inqnese isterday, , 63, wlho r from is house. id with said she ure dish a of the nd. ...

... SPORT1ING. Loandon Betting. J ASCOT STAKES. 9 to 2 aiget Keenan ha 5 to 1 -marque II othis 7 to I1- Earwig Cotini S to I1- GlenatiltCoi 10 to I --ArlequinTe 100 to 8 - Novcau Rfiche. Braybodd dis ROYAL HUN4T tXP. Dove 8 to I agst Bilearmo, Kniabte of the aftrr Toisrine Celli; 10 to 1 --Forcett (t & o) 100 to 9 --Victor Wild 100 to 8 --treeni Lawn, His Reverence T 100 to 7 - Poll Armour T 20 to ...

... .TO-DAY'g RAGRN-G. LU-VERPOOL MEETING. Rran atb1230 LivEirorOO HuRDT.EHADrICAP of 350 dsoV Twoomflesover eight hurdles. LordcCiswley's Bayreuth ?? Dollery Mr Percy'ri0estrs ?? RWoodland cr FMr Chatbamn's Cornbury ?? Atbony 3 Also ran-Quilon, Stop, Shootaway, Detonator Linhope. Emmdea, Carriden, Bonnie Dundee, Syndic, Carton Pierre. Betting-4 to 1 agst Bayreutb, 5 !o i Carriden, 6 to 1 SStp, ...

... CYCLING AOTES. The gymlrikhara tt the County Ground on the last two davs of this mouth contirxnos to spector oL and engage corsiderable attention, and tbere can lace of be but little doubt that with line weather the atthew entertainment of lcdian origin will-receive no. The great support, rnd the funds of the Hospital, .teinto to which the proceeds of the gate will be bieftby given. ...

... TO-DTAY S CRICKET. (Lfi'l i er ir-et n-ill w Jfolti d in 171, ?? ripiice,) . CLIO[JCES'l'EUIRE V Tvl IDE-ES. 'liie w-iii.er, whichi lhaS breii so ?? Lt 13ristol ?? ChlC eWeek, ?? Up tis iiioral- ar, aair bu ci11 hour before play shouldl liave1 i!resisemd tficrce was a ?? deliuge of ruiii. 1 icljstonl'inite((l tilc ClrlkLe mid rendiecilpl:y @ior all lior or so p9t of the qcoestioll. 'I'his iri ...

... T}EB EARSL 01 PORTSMOUTH'S HOUNDS will meet oR !riday,February 1, at Ashreigney; on Saturday, Feb- ruary2, at Thelbridge Cross-at 11 a.m. |TliE SOUTH POOL HARRIERs will meet on Friday, I February 1, at EHeynedon-at It a.m. SIR WILLIAM WILLEAIAMS' HOUNDS will meet On iThursda, January 31. at Gorvin; on Friday, February I, at Meoth Village; Monday, February 4, at Beaferd Village; Thursday, ...

... WARWICK M1EETING, THIS DAY. t Stewards: The Earl of Ayleeford, the Earl of DuAley, %W. 1. P. Jenkins, Esq., W. N . Low, Esq., ?? on George Graham, Req. Judge, Handicapper, and Ion Ulerk of the Scales: Mr. ?? Lawley, London. ha Starter: Mr J. Shelden, junr. Clerk of th ?? and Stakeholder: Mr. John Sheldon. 4 let The DUBDALt HUNTERS' FLAT RACE of di. 140-\J 40 sovs; 12st each. 'lwo miles. wI ...

... IVOLUNTFER INTELLIGENCE.] CARBINE fATCH. The return maio'h between the 3rd'(Teignmonth) LO and 8th (Hieavitree) ,,,Bntteries ?? the lit sB V.B W.D.3R.A. took place on 6aturdsy at the.Nes ,C Range, Teignmauth.- Thbe previon3 matoh was won f by Heavitree by forty-one oints. Theihootiog o began at four o'clock, end notwilbetandiog the unf- favourable weather, the scooing was muob higher a than, ...

... ?? ?? i;'s [N ' OTS. 1 Nt s aill thisi Country Wiu; A; l. This is .I } 1 1 i 1f r lu cxn vase o f ' ice (or gamb~linlg ; ?? se Te fore- rro5.½ci I,2 S-:vt from the literary jI o01t - ect, fail to see fborse, for i'stanee. are necessarily either exclusively base-born al orcowards. However, as a matter of Cc fact,there isrno gambling in connection t ,with sport-hunting, shooting, fishing. Pc ...

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