The Sun.
London, England, 1826-05-22 00:00:00

TURF INTELLIGENCE EXTRA.

" I hive heard of riding wagers when, hem.; liave been niinhler then
the sands that run the clock's behalf."—Sitaasitaat.

BETTING IN T. 4/I.I4.ES'S.TIiI Dy /.
The odds are continually changig,
baying gone back several points'. -the' IVll'!wing 'lg. 'it st.t,..ntout
of the 'odds this morning :

nEmnit.

67 ito 1 apt Panje _
to 1 agst The Moslem I
8 to 1 agst Dervise
8 to 1 agst Rush's
25 to 1 aga
0

11 tis 4,A Shakspeard,
111 tolawstAdcane
1 12 to 1 nqr,t
1 14 t.. 1 . A!v,art;!:
t any other.
. .
R. 9.

L to 4- agst Probkot •
to 1 agst-ParaOnie •
0 to 1 agst Atigntonette
High odds a,

12 to I ngst llotterffy
12 to 1 ogst Tc.o.
11/ to 1 asst llo•poep
;st any other.

RACES AP
May-23
21
- Juno i;
. - 14
- 2U

'RUA( If LNG.
111 on trose - A
Newcastle, Staff:
The Pottery . 1e
%Vol verliao pton 14
Burton-upon . Trent
Stourbeidge - :24
Warwick - Sept. 4
Lichfield - - I t
Northampton - 13
Tewheabury - 1.4
Doncenter 13

Epsom
Beverley -
Ascot
Newton .

iibnry

auicuster

itxzon

- 21
27

flaigh Park
y
Newcastle
limner!, -
Newinarket

2D
- July 3

;ritigenorth

rilargate
Leicester
Walsall .
Brecon .
Newmarket
Richmond
Newmarket
Newmarket

?o

( eltenhani
Koutrtord
Chelmsford
Kendal -
Bland ford
Nottingham
1%. in Amster

Oct.
3

Aug.l
. 1

3U

MANCHESTER

MEETING, 1826.

E. G. lloaNar, Esq. and RICUARD SIBUSON, Esq. Steward,

PIRDAY, MAY 19•

Sweepstakes of 15 sov. each,s sov. ft with 50 SOY. added.—

St. Leger Course.
Sir W. Gerard's br. c. Euxton walked over.
Fourteen paid.

Sweepstakes of 10 sov. each. Two miles and a distance.
Mr. Johnson's ch. g. Bucephahis -: 1
- - 2
l‘calr;unilikghiire:gsub.:sogn..s ll.ilwrrri. Miss Rose - 0
Mr. Boyd's br. m. Irwell - - 0
One paid.

A Plate of 100]. for all ages.

Heato, twice round the Cutul

Kid a distance.
Mr. Clifton's Mr. Muun -
Mr. Jackson's Sir Roger -
Two others started, but were not placed.

1 1
2 2

A Handicap stakes of 10_sov, each, h ft with tO soy, added.

Twice round the Course and a di4tenc,s.
Mr. flouldswoeth's c. Escape - I
Mr. Leicester's Don Antonio -
Three others started, but were not placed.
The Garrison Stakes of sgo each. One mile.
Capt. Ferguson's m. Mary Rose - I
Capt. Copeland's b. g. Jemmy 2
Mr. Griffith's b. g. Rapid - -
Capt. Rivers's b. m. - 0

Cocrixa.—Statement of the Main of Corks fought at the Pit
in Salford, befween E. G. flornhy, EN. (Potter, feeder), and
John White, Esq. ((jiDiver; feeder), for 100 a battle, and 200 gs
be Main, 87 mains 11 byes, at the Om of Friday's fighting :
POTTER. OILLIVIM.
4M. la. Sm. 2i.
1 :5 0
8 0 4 2
70 1 2

Tuesday
Thursday
Friday .

A gouty old gentleman, hobbling over the lung
crossing of Waterloo-place, was earnestly importuned
by the female sweeper for a few halfpence. Findiiia.
her petition disregarded, she gave up the. pursuit witg
a parting ejaculation—" God bless your honour ! 1
wish your heart was us tender as your • feet." The
shrewdness of this appeal drew at once a shilling from
the pocket and a-smile • from the countenance of the
old gentleman, notwithstanding the pain which Mr.,
MacAdam's.pebbles were inflicting upon him.
1:41)
~DIAMOND. CUT DIAMO,-7-41 is the pratice, it
seems, for the salesmen of hay, in Whitechapel Hay
market, to give a bonus to any one who brings a good
round order, Which bonus is very modestly added to
the purchaser's bill. On Thursday, a knowieg dog
took advantage of this practice, to trick .a number of
salesmen out of a crowr piece. It is utmecessary to
say, that the disappointment and chagrin of the car-
men and their masters were not small, on driving home
their hay, agreeably to direction, to. find that no Mon-
sieur Tonson lodged there..
..The same trick, with si-
milar success, was played ,off on Friday, at the Borough
Hay-market. •