The Sun.
London, England, 1827-02-22 00:00:00

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Lord- Saltoun

Duncan Davidapn, Esq. M.P. IJ. H. Macksztzie,Er.q.
John Davidson, Esq. I Capt. Cunninghame
Patrick Grant, Esq. ' Sir Francis A.-Mackenzie
A Handicap Plate of 50/., given by Lord 51€DonaId, for horses
that have run for either of the fifties of the first day's-
- Weights to be declared craMednesday at the rooms before
din:er, and acceptances to be made before 10- o'clock Same even-
ing. No acceptance no forfeit. Three to start or no rave. One
mile and a half,

The Morayshire Plate of 501.. added to a Stake of op. each,
for. horse:: that have run in the first class Macaroni Stakes.—
`Weights to be declared on Wednesdayat the rooms before dinner,
and acceptances to be made before 10 o'clock same evening. No
acceptance no 'forfeit. Two miles. Gentlemen riders. Three
to start or no race.

THIRD DAT.—Sweepstakes of 25 gs. each, h. ft. for two-year
old colts, Set. llb. ; fillies, 7st. 121 b. Half mile.
T. A. Fraser, Esq. of Lovat's Ketchup, by Champion, dam by
Stamford; out Of Ayrshire Lass.
D. Davidson, Esq. of Tulloch's Mignionette, by Cannon Ball,
out of Rebecca,
One Hundred Guineas given by the County of Rosa for horses
that have run in either clap• of Macaroni. Weights to be
declared on Thursday at the Rooms before dinner, and accept-
ances to be made before ten o'clock same evening. Gentlemen
riders. One mile.
Fifty Pounds given by Col. Baillie of Leys, M.P.--Three yrs.
old 10st. 41b. ; four, 1 lat. 81b. ; five, 12st. ; six and aged, 12st.
81b.—Gentlemen riders. To start from the red post at the turn
of the land, and run in.

The, Harriers' Stakes, being a Handicap Stake of 3gs. each
with 20/. added by the Hunt, for horses not thorough bred,
that have been regularly hunted in 1826, or 1827, with the In-
verness Harriers; weights to be declared by 8 o'clock of the
evening before funning, and one hour given for acceptance. No
acceptance no ferfeit. Four to accept or no raco—One Mile. If
the. Subscription to the Harriers Stakes shall amount to 301. or
upwards,. the Stewards shall have the.option of adding 101., to the
S pstakesd 2gs. each, for the horses that have hunted with
the Inverness Harriers.
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A Handicap Stake of sgs. each, the second horse to receive the
Stake, With 501. added by the Meeting, for the beaten horses
of two first days, 2d. Class of Macaroni excepted. Weights
to he :declared at the Rooms on 'I hursday before dinner, and
to accept by 10 at night. No acceptance no forfeit. Four to
accept, or no race. To start from the blue post near the 'Stables
and run in.

• . SPARRING.—TOM OLIVER'S BENEFIT. •
. The veteran Tom Oliver, hid a Benefit at the Tennis Court
yesterday, but according •to the- modern system, none of the
" stars" of the ring took the. gloves. It WAS a common-place
of air in point of science, and poor Tom,. who is himself always
ready to lend his fives to a friend, had but a very "moderate
house." Knowing, at the pugilistic corps do, that Oliver has a
large family of children dependent on him for support, their re-
luctance to assist hie views was anything but creditable.
Ned O'Neal " showed," And *showed strong symptoms of hav-
ing.betn in the wars ; his left eye, especially, was much swollen,
and in deep mourning. Cannon was not present, but we'under-
stand be is as well as can be expected.
Haatty Jowas (the sailor-boy) and JEM RAtNrs.--A match
was made in Court for a fight between these men, for ten pounds
4-side; to take place in the same ring with Larkins and Abbott.
l';ve pounds a-side were put down, and the whole to be made.
good on Wednesday next, at the Illecklenbtirgh ArmOsmes-street,
Manchester-square.
LARKINS AND ABBOTT.—The final deposit for this fight, which
Will take place on the 13th March, was made good last'night at.
the Castle Tavern, Holborn._
Ja.m _s BURNS AND WiIITEHEADED BOB.—The third deposit
for
thi, interesting. match will be made good this evening, at
Tom Cribb's, the Panton Arms, Panton-street. 'Both men will
.1:e present.