The British Press; or, Morning Literary Advertiser.
London, England, 1824-10-14 00:00:00

RECKFORD RACES.

THURSDAY, OCTORFR 7.
The Silver Cup, given by R. RanoIRK% Esq was won, after two
fine heats, by Mr. Lewir's gr. lt. beat:ng Mr. Jones's founts
mare. Nancy, and two others.
A Sweepstakes of 10 gs. with US added. wu won by Mr. Rob.
son's bl. m. beating Mr. Welche's Caroline, sad Mr. Irewifs
Pot-boy.

BUNTING APPOINTMENTS.
Mr. Cartwright's Suffolk harriers will meet this day at Haling
Cart; on Saturday at Ixworth ; and on Monday at Bridgham
North Common—at half-past ten each d.tv.
The F. B. hounds will throw off to-morrow at Bishop's Wood,
at nine o'clock.
The Cheshire Fox Hounds meet on Saturday 16, Baddeley-
hall ; Monday IS, Alvanley; Wednesday 20, Dunham ; Thurs-
day 21, ditto ; Saturday 23, Abbeytield ; Monday 23, Beeston-hall;
Wednesday 27. Norton; Thursday 29. Ashton orange; and Sam-
day 30, Fox and Barrel. Each day at 10 o'clock.
HU/MI/M.—On Monday last Mr. Cobley's hounds, of CAI&
bectoke, in drawing Ilorrell !Moor for a hare, hit the drag of a fox,
which they made after in gallant style ; when crooting the Moor, a
hare got up in view, which they killed after a smart run of an hour.
They soon found a brace more, which they also killed ; and, ha-
ing made smart work of it, wine of the gemmen began to complain
of a lightness in their stomach, it being nearly half-past two oc/ock.
which is about the time as tawdry yolks dine ; but tbe governor of
the pack being nothing les. than a trsnp, felt such a strong desire
to have a shy at old reynard, that rothing less could be thought ef ;
so back they went, and the hounds being stickers, won hit the drag
again up the vale, into covert, and presently had a fine tally-ho !
The chase was certainly a fine oae, the pack broke well abreast, the
bursts they made were beautiful, and, after a complete race (for
there was nothing like a check). they ran into hint—a fine old dog
—in one hour and twelve minutes.—Pliadelts Iriutera Laminar,.
The hounds of J. F. Phillip:, of Landew (the late F. B. li.)
drew the covers near Bodmin, on Wed!), clay. the 29th of Septem-
ber, and Friday, the Ist of October, and killed their fox or each
day; thus maintaining that character which this line pack tf
hounds have for fifty years held under their old master, the tubs
of Cornish fox-hunters.—Cortneall Paper.

O'NEAL AND WHITE-HEADED DOD.
Tim whole of the stakes between these two pugilists were made
good at Ilarry Holt's. Cross-lane, on Tuesday night. The 6O
will take place onWeduesday, and will, it is thought.be • SinlAA
one. O'Neal was early in his attendance last night, and ."
well. The Flaxen-headed Cow Roo ditto% show, but Tom Cribb
showed his rhino, which was all the same. The •• sages from the
East" mustered rather strong, and dropped Orli blast most freely
on O'Neal into the pocket of Cribb, who appeared to be thc gmersl
stake-holder. Ben Burn was thee:. lull of daffy, noise, kirk-
notes, and his nephew. lie chalbmged for his nephew, Cribb.
Spring. Langan, Ex-Champion, English Champiin, Irish Chaim-
pion, oil the world ! Cribb, who is rather querrish on the pp!.
suid, he'd have him in a sow-p t, nrd if lie didn't " settle his
s
hash," he was better titan he thltrght hint. Ben, however,
ri
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not to be stopped from challrigit g .• all the world," till Seng
offered to tight him fora tho-Ascil, at his own time, and. post o
hundred then. Ben said be hadn't the blunt, and so his hams
drew in. Spring, however, has pledged hiamelf. not t° 5411
again ; he has left the ring with honour and with Oozy, anti
pwleedsgehn.uli be sorry if anything were to induce him to Maim. that