... SPOjlTING INTrLLIGENCT. ?? IiEATO\ PARIC.i EETING, 1828. a b S'.tiilcy Stakes of 10 sovs. each (9 subs.) I! i t H~iriu'usn, named by Mr. Grosvenor; a h * I; ] btebg Guy Fawkes, named by Mr. ,~!uvalue sovs. by Mr. White's o K- ?? 'ABNtgade Stakes by Mr. Atkinson's ch g Chel- hi ?? c h t1 S , ot10 sovs, each, by the b g Walnut, i0ke. the Heaton Park Stakes, of 15 sovs. n , bit55 brb Euxton. ...

... - P' LAXP RACES. - . (Fronia correspoqdptf Rallg fin all countries, =periodcal And pubic n eeid conducive haei popular speit and enterprise. 'Xno s uch hai i thisnrmtiple been recoonisede Chats frowthehint- Vympic and ISth- ~7ni t~an games of the Reomarfs X Itfibiil ts tof.pain, and i*t i racps of EK9 dfint; ~the'seval lh s e enactco>. r t6 encourage their, observances and ?? eir'priviiegs. ...

... - rpotfllo.. _ _ _ _ _ . _ ?? NEWMARKEIIT I1EPiOi'1ON st rETINiC. Ab. T. S00 Sove. ir. ll: tao iclifle's Flear-ldo-lis beat Mr. Payne's ltelzonii.-Ab. DI. I) covs. TMr. Weutbertey's Tokay beat Colonel Wilson's ar. a. by Yotng (Gotimia-A Handicap Plate of A£100. 1); 3. Na; I wo by Lord G-U.. CsMVedisII'S r. c. Rapid Rhole.-One-tlard ot :S3 sots. e.ct isix suvlm.) Lord Egrezeostt s -r. II. ...

... ?? . ortn o. ?? FinnT-rn-lee of the brat fights that has beenl sectn in (liis neghbhoorboud far a length of thoer, took plnc as iteissda last. near NOrthien. In Cheshire. between Titus. Party, and Jamies qattih~by. I-sr teil pounds n-aide. Thle fgigt latsted limee hours and thifly-three Isnaotes!1 duritig8 which lime one hunsirid and e~ihty roulnds w'ree tease, rutl-sc totking thle lead altern ...

... NEWMARKAET HOUOHTON MEETING. A Wednesday, October 29.-A Handicap Plate of £50, won by ml Lord Verulam's b.c. Helas. Four others started, and five were . drawn.-A Subscription Plate of £5, T. Y. C., won by Mr. Ud- Pr ney's b. 9. Sontag. Six others started, and one was drawn. the Thursday, October 30-Two-year old Stakes of ten sovs. each, Su ?? won by Mr. Goddard's f. by Tiresias beating ...

... =- ?? PE:DESTriiAN!,5M.-O55 Monday, a coosideroblo concourse of people w sseibled together at fElmts' Bank alud along the Ssrangeways road to witness a feat of pedestrianism to be performed by a person calling himself West, the champion of all pedestrians. Re undertook, within four hours, to salk fousr miles forwvard and three miles backward, to run four wiles, to trundle a hoop four miles, to ...

... A warrant was ajpplied for fromn S. P. Humphlreys, Lsq. on Saturday last, for the apprehension of a gentleman in Derbyshire, who it was stated had sent a challenge to a Cheshire gentleman. The warrant has not as yet been exe- cuted owing to th'e individual being from home:- but the palty challenged was held to bail on Monday last, to keep ?? last, to ladies went to our earthenware market, and ...

... ASbzsiD TAXES. A numerous and l11-hiy rcspectabie portioll of tile inbabi- t tants of Cheltenhan, n et at the ASscib v-roon s oln Satur- day l.s;, for the purposc of considerg t?'e prep eney ofJe_ tit;O?2iomg the Holuse of Co02n172101S j'r thc s'jc a1 of tze tIi- habi'ted ilouse and ff'iudosu 3 v.t es; an.ld i.s tire subject is olleo wlich a.t thig n.ollceot cites a very gnerlil interest, l ...

... THE FOURTEEN BLACIK HORSES (PROTEST- ANTS) AND THE SIX GREYS (CATHOLICS) ~ H10W YOKED TO A TEAM. A good kind of man, but a stupid,-a substantial sort of a waggoner, who lived in a hard-working country, where he had enough to do to get his loads up one hill and down ano- ther, and make both ends meet at the year's end,-reccived from his father, who was just such a ,man as himself, and, t in ...

... I 1: nABF~CHSTEr. UACES, 1829. l WEDNESAY, Jt~e 10 -Th, PROsTRte Sesoers of 50 sot's. oor'/r, kit/so thrio'.year old colst, i105. tilb.ftiltt', 8st 31b-DTi rrorid Ille (,'torse trod ci rdrioraee. Lord Gr osvenor's it. f Curlew, Iby hilsterr Hinry Plivor LordI Gi tosel-11''. ii. I' ty It~ast''r i~ir ,ot.tit of Rurow Lord I/rom-o 11o's r.Io. (ir Maierit'lnror V not of ticitdiea 1.ot'd I I~ry's C ...

... WnESTLING. 0 On Friday last, the amiual conpectition for tile prizes given by lhe Cuniblerland and Westnmoreland Society, took place in the 'rounds attached to the Eyre Tavern, St. Johu's e Wood. 7fNotwithlstainding tile snfavoLirable State of the Wea- ther, upwardls ot' I,000 persons assemblbed oil thc groun/i, the majority of whom wvere of very respectable appearane ; 1 for, as we had ...

... SPORTING INTMLIGXem lsm Aa2.E ClRAVX*lKEr I Adi% b Stake, of. :o uswon by Mr. eh*Z- Htaelg SG tach, 11 subs. won by Mr. Gre~'ila'ai~ grf jo Stakes, ?? b- ft. 'eab, Won' by Lord Rrfte r, ft =nlive Started and seven paid. Mateh, 200 soya. tbyit Stonehewees Chiron, beating Mr. Grejijes Neaau5 b5 iw Match, 500 aovs. won by Mr. Pettel's 8lsary bea~t ° loop colt by Gustavus, out of Peabiossom. ...