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WALKER'S DICTIONARY IN MINIATURE.
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THE SPORTING MAGAZINE for
NOVEMBER, to be published on MONDAY
NEXT,will be embellished with a PORTRAIT of PRIAM,
now admitted to be the first horse in the world, engraved
by Romney, from a picture by Niarsliall, with, by per-
mission of the Earl of Chesterfield, a Fac-simile of the
nnignificent Goodwood Gold Cup won by this splendid
horse at the late Meeting ; and an admirilble Portrait of
Echo, a celebrated Hound in the Duke of Beaufort's Hunt,
by Cook.—The Contents of the Number will comprise
the pedigree and performances of Priam—Continuation
of Blitz's Salmon Fishing Tour in Scotland—Paris Races
—List of the English Jockey Club at Paris—The Chase,
by Gilbert Forester—A Dursetian Sketch, No. IX. Bland-
ford Races, by A Native—A few Lines on Clipping--
Linlithgow and Stirlingshire Hounds, by \Tagus—Pedigree
of Echo—a Letter from Ringwood, embracing " a hint
for relieving the Ennui of a long Coach-journey; Method
of remunerating Keepers for preserving Foxes in Suffolk
reprobated ; the good old Times exemplified ; Plan for
preserving Foxes; Fight ai Doncaster between Brown
and Sampson; and a Nautical Anecdote at Yarmouth
Races"—The New Game Act—Heaton Park Races, by
Slashing Harry—A Member of the Burton Hunt's Reply
to Mr. Wilkinson on the Parabolic Breech—The First
and Second October Meetings, by Observator—Anecdotes
of their late Majesties George 111. and IV., by a Hermit
in London—The Melton Hunt Dinner to Sir Harry Good-
ricke on his taking the Quern Hounds, by Gilbert
Forester—Royal Caledonian Hunt and Kelso Races—Ep-
som October Meeting—Commencement of the Hunting
Season—Ardros-an and Alerystwith Coursing Meetings—
Turf Intelligence Extra—Bodmin Races—Decisions of
the Jockey Club—Aquatics—line Arts, llostrations of
the Annuals—Racing Calendar of Races past—Notices to
Correspondents, &c.
Also just published, at the same office, in one Bvo.
volume, price 15s.

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NIMROD'S LETTERS on CONDITION, the Choice
of noises, and their Management, as they appeared in the
" Sporting Magazine," with Explanatory Notes.
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