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COURSING.

GREAT WATERLOO MEETING-WEDNESDAY.

FIRST COURSE.

The Waterloo Cup, value £1,600 in specie, by subscription
of £25 each : 64 subs ; the winner to receive £5OO ; the
second, £2OO ; two dogs, £5O ; four dogs, £3O ; eight
dogs, £2O; and 16 dogs, £lO each. The winner to give
three dozen of claret to the dinner.
Mr. Armistead nd Little Grey beat Mr. G. Gregson's nd
(Mr. Clark's) Curiosity.
s__Colonetitathurat xrd (Lord Garlies') Godiva beat Mr.W
S. Garnet nd Golden Hair.
Mr. Strachan's Marquis beat Mr. W. H. Clark nd (Mr.
Spinks's) Sea Fly.
Mr. Brocklebauk's Isaac beat Mr. F. Bartholomew's
Bonus (1).
Mr. W. Long's Lagrange beat Lord Lurgan's Muter
Burleigh.
Mr. Malloby nd (Mr. Blanshard's) Bocce beat Mr. Hay_
wood nd (Mr. Racstor's) Revelry.
Mr. Jones's Jan Mace beat Mr. Borron nd (Mr. W. Wal-
ker's) Boll's Bank (late Torn).
Mr. D. Bateman nd (Mr. Muster's) Robe beat Mr. D.
Croft nd Whitehall (late Brush).
Mr. Williams nd Good Gracious beat Mr. Russell's nd
Stockwell.
Mr. J. Johnstone nd (Mr. F. Johnstone's) Fieldf are beat
Lord Eglinton's Waterloo (1).
Mr. Bland nd (Mr. Goodlake's) Gaudy Poll beat Mr.
Cloudesdale's Wideawake.
Mr. T. D. Hornby nd (Mr. Robinson's) Rover beat Mr.
Barber nd Dick.
Mr. Callender nd (Mr. Ewing's) Lovo Bird beat Mr. J.
Gibson nd (Mr. Ewing's) Liddington.
Mr. J. Blake nd (Mr. Punchard's) Prime Minister beat
Mr. R. Jardine's Constance.
Lord-Grey do Wilton's Glendower beat Mr. G. Blan-
shard's Bye-go.
Lord Bective's Lady Alexandra beat Mr. Doan's Despe-
rate.

Mr. J. Jardine nd (Mr. E. Jardine's) Annaballa beat Mr.
Knowles' King Tom.

Hon. Captain Molyneux nd (Lord Sefton's) Saturn boat
Mr. Green's Queen Mary.
Mr. W. Massey nd (Mr. W. Forrester's) Cauld Rail
beat Mr. Chesshyre nd (Mr. Shittler's Simon Pure, 2
(drawn).
Mr. J. Savage nd (Mr. Bouverie's) Blue Eye boat Mr.
J. Cunningham's Bess.
Mr. C. Randall nd (Mr. Marileet's) Monkshood beat Mr:
J. H. Blundell nd Gipsy Girl. .

Mr. Deighton ud (Mr. Evans's) En Route beat Mr. D.
Lloyd nd (Ur. Evans's) Eyes Right.
Mr. T. Hyslop nd (Mr. Dunlop's) De Morny beat Mr. T.
L. Reed's nd (Mr. Morgan's) Marcus.
Mr. G. Thompson's Theatre Royal beat Dr. Richardson's
nd (Mr. Jamieson's) Johnny Cope.
Mr. N. Saxton's Samuel beat Mr. Hodson's Hydra (1).
Lord Binning's Basil beat Lord Sefton's Scapegrace (1).
Mr. Blackstock nd (Mr. Holmer's Belle of the Cottage
beat Lord Stair nd (Mr. Harrison's) Black Boyd.
Mr. J. Spink's" Sea Ranger beat Mr. Lister ud (Mr. T.
Smith's) Cassiope (1).
Mr. Mather nd (Mr. Carruther's) Meg beat Mr. A. Graham
nd Sixty-two.

Mr. Wise's Wee Bob beat Mr. J. Brundrill's Black Topsy.
Mr. Stocker lad Heroic beat Mr. J. Dunlop's Marshal
Forward.

Mr: Gorton nd (Mr. Foulke's) Brigadier beat Mr. J.
Campbell nd (Mr. Hyslop's) Naworth.
LATEST BETTING ON THE WATERLOO CUP.
LIVER£OOL, Wednesday, 11.15 p.m.
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18 to 1 agst Lovo Bird (taken)
18 to 1 agst Theatre Royal (taken)
20 to 1 agst Lady Alexandra (taken)
25 to 1 agst Becca, (taken)
25 to 1 agst Rebe (taken)
25 to 1 agst Saturn (taken)
25 to 1 agst Fieldfare (taken)
25 tc 1 agst Cauld Rail (taken) BO to 1 agst Jem Mace (taken) •
30 to 1 agst Brigadier (taken)
. 33 to 1 agst Glendower (taken)

DEATH OF A GLASGOW NEWSPAPER.--The
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tion in Glasgow, but for some years had almost passed out
of sight. It was established as a tri-weekly paper in 1791,
but was afterwards reduced to a weekly, and was through-
out a stanch supporter of Tory principles, and was re-
garded as the principal organ of the West India interest.
THE EXTENSIVE AND VALUABLE POLITICO-ISIS-•
TORICAL LIBRARY of the late Joseph Parkes, Esq.,
Taxing Master in Chancery, formerly of Birmingham, is
about to be sold by Messrs. Sotheby, Wilkinson, and
'lodge. The library comprises Parliamentary history and
statistics ; curious and rare Tracts of the times of Charles
I. and II.; singular early Trials and interesting Reports ;
Parliamentary History and Debates ; Treatises on Crimi-
nal Law, the Peerage, Episcopacy, and Reform ; Tracts on
the South-Sea Company, Roundheads, and many other
subjects. The extraordinary gathering of books, tracts,
and MSS. relating to the famous Junius cent
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