The Sun.
London, England, 1840-11-09 00:00:00

SPORTING INTELLIGENCE.

MANCHESTER—FRIDAY EVENING.
The attention of the leading speculators has beNt so
much engaged elsewhei.e, that no business of moment has
taken place. Several parties have not yet returned from
the South. The Derby remains in the form of last year ;
100 to 6 on the field.

MARKET HARBOROUGH STEEPLE CHASE
The following are the entries :—Sir E. Alostyn's
Seventy-four and Tobaconist, Mr. Elmore's The Weaver,
and Jerry, Mr. Quaterrnaites Zethus, Mr. W..lker's
Peter Simple, Mr. Oliver's The Greyling, Mr. E. Davy's
Gaylad, Mr. Anderson's Cigar and eh g Harborough
(late Lottery).

COURSING.
NEWMAIZKET.—FRIDAY.
(Allington Hill Field).
Second Ties for the Allington 1-1111 Stakes—Frederica
beat Dormouse, Fairy beat Souvenir.

Second Ties for the Cup—King Cob beat Gladiator,
Giraffe beat Dunkirk.

Second Ties for the Chippenharn Stakes—Allegro
beat Fantail, Gibraltar beat Go.to.

Second Ties for the Port Stakes—Dcwbury beat Van
Amburgh, Bustle beat Graceful.
First Ties fur the Rutland Stakes—Solon beat Volens,
Crucifix beat Busy.
_ _ _

Port
stakes—Mr.
Saberton's
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Matches.—Mr. Gillett's Ganymede beat Mr. Finch's
Garcia ; Mr. Nash's Calypso beat Capt. Daintree's King
Pepin ; M. Dobcde's Dante beat Mr. Vipan's Vulcan.
SATURDAY—(Exning Field.)
Deciding Course for the Allington Hill Stakes—Mr,
Fyson's Frederica against Mr. Fyson's Fairy—Frede-
rica drawn,
King Cob beat Mr. Finch's Giraffe, and won the cup.
Deciding Course for the Cup—Captain
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Deciding Course for the Chippenham Stakes—Mr.
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Finch's Gibraltar beat Mr. Edward's Allegro, and won
the stakes.
Dewberry beat Mr. Dennis's Bustle, and won the stakes "
Deciding Course for the
Deciding Course for the Rutland stakes..--Mr. Nash':
Crucifix beat Mr. Saberton's Solon, nud vvon the stake
Matches.—Mr. Dobede's bl d Dunallen beat Msr.
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Colonel Anson is reported to have purchased the Derby
colt Duke of Wellington of William Scott.

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HUNTING APPOINTMENTS.
The Findon hounds will meet on Thursday, at Wapping
Thorn-gate ; Saturday, at Patching-pond--at eleven.
Saturday, i ori houantdHs a
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gll Wednesday,lial _a t
half-past ten.
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is's staghounds on Saturday, at Swaffhani
Splashes—eleven.
Park. Lydiard Gate ;
Saturday, at Charlton
The Puckeric:gehounds
on Ch Wednesday, at Woodside
Basing Park ;
half-past ten.
Dsautcuiredisay,baothtndasysstThursduarye,
Friday, at Corliampto
hounds
GrLeoenrd;
Mr. Ramsay's
e.Wednesday, at Rains of Airlic ;
The Hambledon hounds Wednesday, at
Friday, at Lethan Grg
The Vine hounds Wednesday, at Paul's Wocd ; Friday,
at West Heath--eleven.
Mr. Tutlway's Bounds
Thursday, at Radstock ; Satur-
day, at Musberry Ring.,s
Thursd
Mr. Heanley's bounu _ n ay, at Well; Saturday,
at Withcall houndsßrackenel,eve
The Duke of Grafton s Wednesday, at Great
Lawn (Yardley Chase) ; Friday, at Stowe Nine Churches
—half-past ten.
unds Thursday
The Badsworth ho _ ,at Skelbrook Park ;
Saturday, at Kirby Guid_liedonst—haif-past ten.
The Eamont harriers W esday, at Dacre ; Saturday,
at Armathwaite.
Thursda
The Staley hounds y, at Swallowchip ; Satur-
day, at Dukesfield Hail. _
The Haydon hounds Wednesday, at Ellerington Hall ;
Saturday, at Capon's Cleugh—nine.
The Earl of Harewood's hounds Wednesday, at Scoles;
Friday, at Deighton Bar—half-past ten.
The Duke of Beaufort 's hounds Wednesday, at Drybam
Wood ; Friday, at Trouble House ; Saturday, at Draycot.

The
Devonshire, during his recent
sojourn
ore Castle, paid a visit to the Trappist
tMonastery, at Mount Melleray, accompanied by Dr.
Fogarty,
!roman Catholic Dean of Lismore. His Grace
was
tp
exceedinglyljulitsera of
gratified at the wonderful improvements
cffc.ct ,t
t.e( by
the persevering industry of the Monks in the
h,,,, .1,,, harrcn wilds upon v. hich they 1,c,. ',col
located, and was pleased to present them with loo[ , as a
1 substantial mark of his approval.--Dublin Evening Post.