... e T fed - - * - - . L On the T3th curt. a Ploughing, Match ?? place at Carriden Pack, lately fet for three years in tiliage when nine ploughs belonging to the diffarent tenants flatted, and eich baving ploughe,; a ridge and gone off the ground, the judges, Mr MIAtCOL.i HENuLit- sox of Boruhard, Mr WLLIAM \WS 1 lvLSON Of Bridge- end, and Mr ALEXA:tEr5 ToD of Burnilsot, came upon it, and having ...

... n ?? -J. LWYSA HiES. (Omitted formerly for want of room.) The annual ploughing match, inatituted by the Kilmarnock Farmers Clhb, took place. in a field near that place, on Friday the 6th of March lafl, when a corifiderable number of ploughs ?? for the pre- miums; the plouighing in general was exceedingly well executed, and the judges were for fome time at a lofsin whofe favour the premiu-us ...

... NEWCASTLE RACES-i8or. nd MONDAY-June za. :ij A Sweepfiakes of a0 gs. each, p.-p. for 3 year olds; all colts S11. fillies 7ft. Tilb. Two miles. Mr Brandling's b. c. by Pegafus, I Lord Darlington's Muley Moloch, a Lord Strathrmore's b. c. by Spadille, 3 Sir H. Willliamnfon's Lancafter, 4 P- Mr W. Hutchinfon's Earby 5 e- Lord Caflills' b. c. by Pegafus, 6 te3 ?? G. Crompton's Brntum, 7 id Seven ...

... Tuefday, yune 30. T HE town plate of Sol. 'Three year-olds to carry 6a1. s2b. four year-olds, 811. 71b. five year-olds, 9f1. 31b. fix year-olds, 9I. 81h. and aged, 9 l. iolb. Mares and geldings allowed 31b. The beft of three heats; twice round for a heat. Mr Girdler's hr. h. Capricorn, i z Mr Heathcoate's gr. h. Trufs, 3z Mr Filher's b.g Griffin, , 3 6 to 4 on Trufs, 5 to z agil Capricorn, 4 ...

... ? - - .? , ,- li - ? ? ?? - - 1? I NE',-WtA8'PLE iftACEI, 03%. A Sweepflakes of zogs. each, p. p. for three year- A olds; colts, 8(t. fillies, jtt. hilb. Two mil, Mir Brandling's b. c. by Pegarusr ; Lord Darlilng- tofl's Muley IMloch, 2- Lord SLratlirnoie's b. c. by Sp2dille, 3; Sir H. Williamnfoo's LancaRter, 4 ; Mr W. Hutchifiori's Earby, 5; Lord Caffllis' b. c. by Pegaflus, 6; Mr G. ...

... to THURSDAY. be Mr Kincaid's brown horse Chance walked over the 'o Course for the Huntcr's Parse of Fifty Guineas. Ile FRIDAY. ch The Ladies Purse of Fifty Guineas, ad Mr Fltclier's Logie O'Buchan. r ?? Kincaid's Bryail O'Linn. z dr. Xli r Trait's b. mn. Betty.dit if. if ?? one heat. of Places of Public Amufernent this Week at ts Edinburgh:- Races, 6 ke Plays, 6 nd Affemblies, lae Concerts, .. ...

... : .SATTTQ-l v r. -- t - , a -\ . . nsar ia a- SATURDAY. * cell n- Mr Kincad' h - - - fell h of Mr Law's bay mare, - - . - dr. twc ;el, A Hack Race of two heats with three horses, afford- ed very indifferent sport. the oned ' he races upon the whole have not afforded mtuch the ' to am~serrent. nev -in 4d. A very fingular race occurred at Nantwichn- the thle Each of three horfes that flarted for ...

... TQRIK RACES, AUC4UJST MEETING. .. - - .- - .} - ?? ~ - 1 o I ^7 turday Augn ft e;. Mr W\Ventwoor's 'Barnaby by Sti ide Zlt. heit M~r Baker's Jolnah, &ft. slb. 2ca gs. each. ?? nlil'k.--6 a~tl 7 'to 4 oil T-lals. i oid Darlington's IvThley Moldeli by .Tohn BuU, 2[t. Cib?. hcat Sir ?? Gafcxigne's fDoodie, 5t. 20o gs. eachs.-2 inihs. es at d tl~o I on Mualcy Molocls. Iornda7 One Hundred Guianeas, ...

... YORPJ RACES, AUGUST MEE-'IrNC-. (Ccmtinued frs,. n1-4' t (Cseteinsed from s,!r last.) Thurfday Auguft 27, Mr Clifton's bay colt by Abba I hulle, beat Mr Dafunon's bac colt Twifter, aft. 71b. each, four miles, 2CO gs. S to a on Twifter. A well conteted race for the wvole four rtles, and allowed to be bne of the finefR ever run. Sweepnfl-aes of 5i gs. each, for three year old colts St. 21b. ...

... ftorting -%utelligence. DERBTYRACES. TURSDAr, Auguft 18.-4oI. given by his Grace the Duke of Devonfbire, for maiden horfes, &c. all ages. Sir W. WV. Wkynne's b. f. 3 yers old 5 5 I Mr Carr's ch. f. 3 years old I- 2 2 MrFiiber'sb. g. Young Griffin,5 yrs old 4 6 3 Mr Sitwell's b. c. Lamplighter, 3 yrs old 3 4 4 Mr Bolton's ch. m. by John Bull, 4 yrs old 5 3 dr Mr Cholmondeley's br. h. Mobberly ...

... I ?? . .. .C ?? SPO~rTING INTEt.1IGECk-l I BftlDoEoa¶'U RA;;CES. *W-~edJ~y, -Aweg. ?? Maiden Plate oC~ot?*. Mr.- T. Bar gham's b lg ty Minilter 2 Z s Nr. ?? bay-mkire ' . ' 3 ! -P. B I ts bm by 0tmit ' 4 Sl 27 r H Hi~lrond's bay O s * t lr Mr. J §its an, mat ?? - , >^ 2r. Joaes bay nhare * dr. , -, XoTs lthufrfday,- aipujle Sot -M-r. gmith's gsey horle aplD. ; Mr-., - cersan t fiit;n' 'a ?: , ...

... :O ?? . I 5,ftIEI,, of all the inanilces related of the hagacitybof Dogs, nonea: are more wotcidlerful.than'thofe'recordcd by Sir oinb 4Hlrring-: ton, ig the reign ofjames t. Of is dqg B Pigy, co'itained in a letter to Priiice Henry, fon of le'aboveI 'onarih,. Sir J]ohn writes~- I did once relate to your iignels aftcr' 'what M forte his tackliizge was- wherewithe tie di4 ;ojourti 'iom ryi -f ...