... - 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 ...

... =- ?? 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 ...

... CH STEB RACES, 12.9. --_ MONDAY, hiay 4th-The Oroovenor Stakes of15 Sovs. each, witbOO t0oss added.- One ailt and a quarter. Sir T. Mostyn's Ullioatoim, by Teliers, 4 yrs eld .. Chapple I M r. Houldswurrh's Vanish, by Phantomn, 4 yrs old . 2 Sir T. Stslly'sioeliso, by Catton, 4yprosold old D .Mr. Thompson's Or thodox, by FilMto do Pats, a .ged. , o.. 0 r ...

... CMESTEIR nRA.CS, 1829. FRIDAY-[Coucltsded firomn our last.] The Palatine Stalkes of'60 sovs. cach, Is. ft. for 3 years old.-To start at the Castle Pole and go once round.-Tie second to bare 50 soeS. Mr. Clifton's 1) c Gaid, by 'eter LeNelsoll .1 ,Mr. Hulsdsworti's cl ffctitd, by lier-eorna .2 Mr. Beaudsworth's b c Iasleuseodetscs, by tilse or Sherwood.bolted Eight paid leifeis. ...

... RAC9 eSX 2 . TUESDAY, May 19-Derby Staokes~ 25 soos.:auib, l trootl. Mi. 1:;CaoSOs 1) f. by Cori ia . . tl o Trudestoll's Cup rille 1IOQ SoV3. ott Wli 0 rs. ilt :;n teiet zdeld to a Swrrepstakes of l35 coVS. e:Ch!. It i!.-2 mIpils 4ani a dist. i' h sintosos cl 11 Jul itur, 35y o * i 4 . .. . .I D uke of Lee os% cb fjre:II EIltIe bvVWisker, 4 y o-7To l1. . -' Si3 't. ...

... 1DIAiNCHESTDF. RACES, 1829. I _ WVEDNVESDi IN, J UNE li.- Tile Produce Strikes of .54) our'. teet, - hi. ft. foe three-yr ir oldl ~lts. 8't. 0/b., fit/ins, sot. lilt.-010'dt stultions, .Yc. u/hoedl :3b, - 'Juice ,oiund thr Course aod a d/istosi- Lord De~rby's l) f Curlew, tie Mait 'r Henary-Plover I'Lord I/ialn eiioi's 'It loeie I'v Master hlenry, rut iif F'inies sLord (irowseioroa bei f Ii, ...