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London, England, 1852-11-08 00:00:00

themselves to suppress the good which will flow from
the access of the people, upon the people's day, to the
people's palace. Their inertness in the one case will be
fitly punished by their failure in the other. They would
not put down the mart of national corruption; they shall
not shut up the national Sunday school.
PUBLICOLA.

SPORTING INTELLIGENCE.

SPORTING NOTES.—No. CCCXLIII.

TO-MORROW'S RACES AT LIVERPOOL.
A. strong list of stakes gives promise of a very fair
couple of days' sport this week at Liverpool, Mr. Topham
seemingly have given entire satisfaction in the Handi-
caps he has created for this meeting. Since Friday,
comparatively little speculation has taken place upon
the Liverpool events, the only horse backed for the
Champion ;Hurdle Race being Tomboy, about whom $
and 4to one have been taken. For the Sefton Handi-
cap the principal investments hare been on Doubt, Kite-
ily er, and Little D at 5 and 6to 1 each. One or
twu others have been inquired after, namely, Sir Robert,
Retail, and the Little Fawn, but nothing of any con-
sequence dune. The colt, by logo out of the daughter
at Twear, and Effie Deans, were the fancies fur the Tyro
handicap on Saturday, as little as 3 to 1 being taken
about the former, and half a point more about the latter.
The Steeplechase betting has been confined to Victress
and Bourton, 3 to 1 being about the average price of
either. No decided demonstration has been made in fa-
vour of any animal for the Aintree Stakes, fur which
6 to 1 is (Aired on the field.

For the Steep'chase at ildgeware, Yoyager and the
Sore w are about equal favourites at 6to 4 each. Mr.
B. Land's, as I reinarkad on Friday, being the animal
likely to carry off the stake.
The first race on the. card to-morrow at Liverpool is
the Tyro Handicap of fire soya, each, with 40 added
(over the mile course). Presuming that Charley will
be the representative of Captain Lane's interests, I must
look to him, or Effie Deans, for the winner, expecting to
see the colt by Ingo, and Audubon very handy.
The Sefton Autumn Handicap of 10 Sors. each, h ft,
with 100 added (mile and three-quarters) will, in all
likelihood, be contested by a good field, numbering la or
15. Russborough, I should say, will be kept in his
stable, as with Bst 71b up he can have very little chance
of winning. Woolwich, at ast 4lb is too heavily weighted.
Retail and Alonsa are not in badly at Sat each ; nor is
Truth at ist 101 b. Alp and Windischgrata are com-
pletely out of it at 7st 81b each. Warwick and Black
Doctor, at the same weight as the two preceding, are
anything but badly treated, lout neither are very likely
to do anything good on this course. Lough Bawn and
Candlewick at 7st 6lb each, and Goldfinder at 7st 41b,
are made quite safe by Doubt, if she runs. View
Halloo, Tom Moore, Kiteflyer, Unity, and Mrs. Birch,
stand no chance in the presence of Colsterdalo at the
difference of a pound in weight. The little Fawn, at
Est 91b, ought to run well ; Lindrick at a pound less, and
Little Davie at Est 71b, I think have too much to carry.
Surveyor, Lerrywhent, and St. Michael, together with
Thunderbolt and Bit of Blue, Cheroot, Fuse, and Made-
line have no attractions for me, Miss Jemima being
seemingly the best of the light division. lam not alto-
gether certain of the starting of Donwr ; but, if she runs,
I can discover nothing in the race good enough to
beat her. Should anything come to hand in the course
of the next few hours concerning this stake, it will be
published in the Third Edition.
The Champion Hurdle Race, of 5 aovs. each, with 110
added (two miles, over six flight of hurdles), will pro-
bably terminate in the success of Caurire or Tomboy,
the Drag being well up. Warwick and Sir Robert would
be formidable antagonists, but I cannot believe that their
owners intend running them in such a race.
The Selling Stakes (over the mile course) will bring
the first day's racing to a finish.
Victress seems to be about the best for the Steeple-
chase.

THE SPIRIT OF THE TURF.

INTELLIGENCE EXTRA.
NEWMARKET CRAVEN, 1863.

Match-300 h ft, A.F.—Mr. Greville's Frantic, 86$
21b, apt Lord Glasgow's Caracara, Bat 71b.

Match-200 h ft, D.M.—Duke of Bdford's Gossip, sat
71b, against Lord Glasgow's f by Don John, out of Miss
Sarah, Sst.
A Sweepstakes of 50 sous. each, h ft, for then three-
year-olds.
Lord Chesterfield's c by The Mr. Greville's Young Norval
Emperor, out of Begum Mr. Merry's b or rof Valour
(41b) (61b)
Mr. E. R. Clarke's Winter Lord Orford's Illasion
(41b) Mr. Parker's Miss Emma
Lard Exeter's b e byOrlando, (61b)
out of Hersey (41b)

FIRST OC'
The Hopeful Stakes of 4

►BER, 11153.

soya. each, h ft, for two•
olds.

Gen. Anson's br f Haze
Gen. Anson's bo Communist ,
Mr. T. Adkins's bk f Tribut
Count Batthyany's the Mar-
quis
of Sevign4
Duke of Bedford's Mercator
Mr. Bowes's b f Streatham
Fairy
Mr. E. R. Clarke's ch c by
Napier, out of Glenhawk't
dam
Lord Clifden's Brigliadoro
Lord Clitden's t o.iss, by
John O'Gaunt, out of
Pe lion's dam
Mr. Combo's Testy, sister

Mr. Liley's Post-office
'Mr. Mare's f by Touchstone,
out of Kitty of Coloraine
Mr. Montague's b or b o
Brother to Ada Mary, by
Bay Middleton
Mr. Payne's b f Glongowrie,
by Touchstone, out of
Glencairn
Kr. C. Peck's b c Dr. Wil-
son, by the Cure, out of
luss,nity

Lord Rit;blesdale's Ludwig
Lord Ribblesdale's Caliph
Duke of Richmond's b c by
the Emperor, out of Coral
Mr. Robert Ryder's br a
Brother to Maid of

to Trouncer
Mr. W. Cookson's br o Mus-
covado, by Sweetmeat, out
of Surprise
Lord Derby's The Ranee
Lord Exeter's brother to
Cobnut
Lord Exotet's c by Lauer-
cost, out of Amima
Mr. Greville's ch f Darin-,
dana

Masham
Lord J. Scott's Torrona, by
Touchstone, out of Alico

Hawthorn
Mr. S. Scott's ch f Lady
Grimaton, by Vontlam.
out of Rowena
Mr. Vicker's b f Bay Celia
Mr. Wauchope'a ch f Cal.

Mr. Goville's b f Remorse,

by lon, out of Rotrospec
Captain Lane's Selina
Captain Lane's oh o by Epi.
rus, dam by Plenipoten.
tiary, out of Minima
Tho Rutland Stakes of 30
year-

liope
Ir. Way's b f Lady Letty,
by Bay Middleton, out of
Chamois
Lord Wilton's b f Sister to
Aphrodite,

SOVS. each, 20 ft, for two•
.olds.

Count Batthyany'a b c
Campstool, by Footstool,
out of Ferina
Duke of Bedford's Mercator
Mr. Bowes's ch f Msatia, by
Epirus, out of Wiasma
Mr. E. R. Clarke's c by Sirl
Tattoo Sykes, out of Star-
light Bess
Mr. W. Cookson's b f
Mincemeat
Lord Exeter's b e by Lana-
cost, out of Amima

Lord Exeter's Sister to
Noisette
Mr. Howard's ch f Virago
Mr. Mare's Brother to Cock
Pheasant
Mr. Payne's ch o by John
o'Gaunt, out of Glade
Mr. R. Ryder's b c Brother
t• Maid of Masham
Mr. S. Scott's b f Mabel, by
Annandale, out of Mar-
gery

SECOND OCTOBER, 1853.

The Clearwell Stakes of 30 ISOYS. each, 20 ft, for two-
year-olds.

Gen. Anson's br c The Lord Exeter's Sister to
Druid Noisette
Gen. Anson's eh f Rally Lord Exeter's bo by Phis-
Mr. T. Adkins's Ruby gon, out of Catherine
Count Batthyany's eh o Mr. reville's Mandricardo
Oxus Mr. Greville's Mortimer
Duke of Bedford's Mercator Mr. Heneage's c by Cowl,
Duke of Bedford's Hesse out of Minerva
Cassel Captain D. Lane's oh o by
Mr. Bowes's br c Marley John o'Gaunt, out of Di-
Hill ploma
Mr. J. Clarke's eh f Naomi, Mr. Mare's c by Touch-
by Harkaway, out of El- stone, out of Event
cot's dam Mr. Montague's b o by
Mr. E. R. Clarke's borbr f Touchstone, dam by
by Sir Tatton Sykes, out Laneroost, out of Sister
of Lady Liverpool to Maria, by Whisker
Mr. E. R. Clarke's o by Sir Mr. Payne's ch o by John
Tatton Sykes, out of Star- o'Gauut, out of Gisela
light Bess Lord Ribblesdale's Mamas
Lord Clifden's Alembic Duke of Richmond's b o by
Lord Clifden's Astolfo Van Tromp, out of Reel
Mr. W. Cookson's br a Mos- Mr. Russell's Ruminator
covado, by Sweetmeat, Mr. Robert Ryd Maid(2 0
br ot
oat of Surprise Brother to
Lord Derby's Boiardo Magian'
Lord Eglinton's oh o Lam- Mb'.
rjla.nbido., oSulatnolfey°'slibveoobl7l
prooles
Lord Eglinton's b f Bianca
Mr.
irJs.lgau.,
b ymeoum
Stanleyb'sb a
Lord Exeter's br c byLaner-
übe
out of Myrrha e'
cost, out of Celia
The Bedford Stakes.
Duke of Bedford's Baatrix
sibaby: bfo yf
b lylCa.voi 1 lulaen:
(31b)
Cole-
Mr. out of Eulogy
Duke of lh
Bedford's Pelham Mr. Mare's f by Touchstone,
(31b) Mr.o Mut:ayrfen'es x,
r. W. Cookson's b f mine
Mincemeat (31b) Mr. Payne's
Lord Eglinton's b I Bianca Tromp, out of Queen Mab
(31b) (31b)
Lord Exeter's b c by Laner- Mr. Payne's c by
Orlando,
cost, out of Grace (31b)
out of Distaffina (31b
Lord Exeter's b c by Phle• Mr. Robert Ryder's
br) o
gen, out of Catherine Brother to Maid of
Lord Ribblesdale's Ludwig Masham
(31b)

Match-200, h ft,
Bst 71b, agst Lora Glasgow',
•piracy, 7st 111 b.

Duke of Bedford's Diomedis,
's f by Dan John, oat of Con-

RACING FIXTURES FOR 1852.
NOVEMBER.
Liverpol Autumn 9 Warwick
Cowbridge Hunt
Northallerton ll Shrowabury Autumn— 23
I
Stretford l2

LONDON, BRIGHTON, AND SOUTH-COAST
RAILWAY.

Traffic—Week ending, Nov. 6, 1852 ... £11,572 14
fraffic—Week ending Nov. 8, 1851 ... 10,572 0 7
Total of the half-year, to this date, 1852 ... 257,683 17 5
Total of the half-year, to this date, 1851 ... 269,999 IL 10
Total number of Passengers—Week ending
Nov. 6, 1852 ... 54,342
Passengers £9,132 17 11
Goods ... ••• 2,439 16 10

Total... £11,572 14 9
Total miles open, 1852, 173 ditto, 1851, 173%
London Terminus, 11862.