... THE WfREI SPORTSWOAN7S GAZETTE. This d meont of' Tue Emt still be conducted in a style and feeling e her ew, to the Blitish public. Tue daily Londoi papers coltitott 'clx5es5 N;itlt a mechanical, and very frequentlv, incorrect report e n. ci 1pal races : shile such of the weekly joournals as devote H,/e ...

... (Conliteifue^romo pazye 0.) HEATON IPARK RACES. Tritr st--A piece of Gold Plate, ptesenos'd bs- the flight Xon, the Earlof' Eglinitonladdled to a Soepstakesof 13 So-., each, 10 ft; /r two years, 7st 211): and three aears, fist; the winner of the Dolca~tec, St. Leger 121b. and the second 71b extra; w iniars pre- ions to startinig fil, anl a winner of the Champagne or 20 sov Two lvyeair-oldl ...

... i ?? SEASONABLE OBSERvATrION4s WINGED GAotE,like all wild1 stinseals, are much influenced! in their movemientsbha'the state of tlecatinospiscre; wind lor rain, or aunton of the two, unifortsil rendering them difficult of approach ; and is is onl this account that~grouse heroine shy, at an early period of the season, as on the elevated regionsl where these birds are found a mncls greater ...

... THE TURF. If the Nesemarket First October Meeting (on account of which ap. peared in our last number) proved altogether a slender affair, the two ensuing meetings at the same place (the Second October and the Houghton), which conclude the season, do not present a very superior prospect. In regard to the meeting, the events of which were last week decided on Newemarket-heath, little elucidatory ...

... THE TRUE SPORTSMAN-S GAZETTE. I THE TURF. If we are not -exactly in ithe dark as to the Derby of next year, very trifling light has been thrown on its prospective approach by the events hitherto decided at Newmarket; nor, indeed, is it possible to obtain decisive or satisfactory information at this time; because, whatever may be the performances of the equine candidates for the ensuing Derby, ...

... l I THE TURF. After the races on Thursday a meeting of the Jockey Club was held, and the followling resolutions were unanimously passed:- That it is the opinion of this club that it is necessary to declare their extreme disapprobation of horses being started for races with- out the intention on the part of their owners of trying to win them. That no horse, though coining in first, shall ...

... THE TURF. NEWMA.IRKET HOUGHTON MEETING. MONDAY, OCT. 29.-FiRST DAY. Mr. Pettit's St. Francis, i yrs, 9st (Conolly), beat General Yates's Siroc, 2 yrs, 6st 71b. T.Y.C. 10. 7 to 4 on the winner. Von by a length. The Criterion Stakes, of 30 sovs each, 20 ft. for two-year-old colts 8st 71b, and fillies, 8st Gib. From the Turn of the Land in; the owner of the seuond horse to receive back his stake. ...

... THE TURF. NEWMARKET HOUGHTON MEETING.-COXCLUSION. SATURDAY, NoV. 3-(Last day.) Match, 100. T.Y.C. fluke of Iticheoned' Guava, a feather - - (Howlett) I Mr. Thornhill's Saintfoin, 9Ost . ((Conolly) 2 Betting-2 to 1 on Saintisin, wrho was never able to reach the filUy, and was beaten by foir lengths. Howlett rode something near sat, making a difference of 5st, both being of the same year; the ...

... I *a. THE TURF. TATTERSALL'S, MONDAY, NOV. 12. We were not prepared to expect either energy or any great extent of business this afternoon, tior, ildeed, were the puenniary specula- tious remarkable for vivacity or extraordiinary amount: yet the traits actions of the assemblage drawn together on this occasion were more numnerous tham ?? have been expected, and not altogether devoid of interest ...

... I THE TURF. TATTERSALLS-MONDAY, Nov. 1i. Prom our observations under this head for several previous weeks, our readers will not expect to hear that the business of the afternoon was remarkable for vivacity or energetic speculation; particularly when to that predisposing canse of dulness noticed in former onum- bers, the depressing influence of an unusuallv heavv November day be added. ...

... - The Editors of those journals who think proper to copy any of our articles on the Turf, and the Sports of the Field, are requested to acknowledge the source whence they were derived- We address this notice particularly to the Tipperary Press, the Cork ?? Reporter, the Chester Gazette, &c. THE TURF. TATTERSALL'S-MIONDAY, Nov. 26. The assemblage drawn together on this occasion was suffi- ...

... THE TURF. TATTERSALL'S-MONDAY, DEc. 3. A more erroneous notion cannot be entertained, ve con- ceive, than the idea of frosty weather being conducive to health; since animated nature shrinks beneath a frigid atmosphere, and we therefore find that man and the brute creation attain their greatest perfection in the milder latitudes, or in regions where the solar influence is much mote powerful. ...