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London, England, 1824-11-12 00:00:00

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9 to I agst Waltz
13 to 1 apt Attica
ST. LW'S.
11 to 1 agst Memnon 2 to 1 agst Muleteet
13 to 1 apt Cleveland 30 to 1 apt Mandan
17 to 1 apt Urdgauntlet Nd betting on any otbet botse.

HUNTING.
Sir B. Graham's Shropshire Hounds meet on Tuesday, at Chit-
lingtou ; Wednesday, at the Badger) Friday, at High Onn ; Sa-
turday, at the New Inn.
Mr. Hay's Fox-hounds to-morrow, at It eel Hall.
S‘VA FFHAM COURSING MEETING—Nov. 10.
The weather to-day was not so favourable for the sport as yester-
day, notwithstanding which the company was much more ■onte-
rous and 'Tally fashionable as yesterday. The runs to day were
good, and the hares strong on their legs, few of them being caught,
The match that excited most interest was that between Lord &rad-
brooke's Egbert and Mr. Hoskias's Sir Hildebrand. Amongst the
company present were the Hari of Stradbrooke, Lord Dunwich,
Sir John Palmer, Messrs. Redhead, Hoskins, Capel,Wllkinson, 8444
The Gold Cup was not run for to-day, it being a four-brace instead
of an eight-brace c2.,t4gwill be run for to-morrow, and Giddied
on Friday. Ti, f are particulars of the different matches s
Mr. Wilkinson's Comae beat Mr. AOKI'. Pelter.
Mr. Buckworth's Bellesden east Mr. Young'aVagary, undecided.
Mr. Redhead's Leveret beat Mr. Wilkinson's Childers.
Mr. Ayton's Pluto beat Mr. Carter's Governor.
Lord Stradbrooke's Egbert agst Mr. Hoskines Sir Hildebrand '1
Sir Hildebrand wan the first turn, but the match is undecided.
Mr. Gurney's Admiral beat Mr. Redhead's Luck.
Mr. Redhead's Lan beat Mr. Byckworth's Barnet. •
Mr. Carter's Giddy apt Mr. Gurney's Arrow•—No Course.
Mr. Younes Verdict apt Mr. Capd's Joker—Undecided.
Mr. Wilkinson's Cognate it fast beat Mr. Gurney's Abigail
Mr. Hoskines appeal' beat Lord. Rivers's Rachel.
Lord Rivers's Reshmere apt Mr. Ayton's Phials—Undecided.
SECOND Crass.

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Gurney GRiurtneersy"sa ARaspeeber 11;skinlIckwortl' H's Brerpbantiy.
Lord Raven's Rivulet apt Mr. Young's Variety—Undecided.
Mr. Gurney's Nestor beat Mr. Hoskins's Hyperion.
Mr. Gurney's Nancy beat Mr. Carter's Gazelle.
Mr. Wilkinson's Calliope apt Mr. Gurney's Norna-kbundeelded
Mr. Hoskins's Huntingdon beat Mr. Gurney's Nell.
MUSKERRY STEEPLE CHACE.
Mr. Pyne's c. h. King William (rode by) . Mr. Penrose
Mr. D. Peurose's c. h. Fox . . Mr. Penrose
Mr. Cross's ch. h. Bravo . Mr. Cross
Mr. G. Smith's b. is. Telegraph • Mr. Croker
Mr. Pyne's b. b. Venture . Mr, Copinger
Mr. Maber's b. g. Comrade . . Mr. Peenderp#
Mr. Courtnay's ch. b. Olle . Mr. 'Quin
Mr. Lindbay's ch. m. . Mr. ungsfr.
Mr. H. Smith's b. h. Dandy . • Mr. Ware.
PEDESTRIANISM.
Townshend, the pedestrian, started. from the Queen Beni Tavern,
Nicholas-street, Bristol, at 12 o'clock at noon on Wednesday
se'nnight, to walk to the Castle and Ball, Bath, and return three
times a day for three successive days-78 miles daily. He com-
pleted the match on Saturday at six minutes before 12.
BOXERS.
A severe boxing match took place yesterday morning, Mon after
six o'clock, in Whltechapel Market, between a strong powerful
slaugbtennan, called Country Bob, and a little man in the employ
of Mr. Garnham, butcher, of Leadenball Market. It was attended
try a great number of butchers, Ike. many of whom bad their hats
furnished With candles. In the three first rounds the little one was
knocked down by three tremendous blows, but, not the lerst
daunted, he continued the fight for 48 minutes, and beat his anta-
goht so much, that he was obliged to be taken homeond put to bed.
fliers is a rumour in circulation that Dunn and Wallace are
shortly to have a ast-te for 100 sovereigns. The late fight between
these parties was for 20 sovereigns a-side. and though Wallace beat
his man with great ease, the Public will be deceived if they con-
elude that be carried off the prize in consequence. Some of his
supporters, it is true, gave him the money they advanced, but two
of his backers, who put down 10 sovereigns for him, after the fight
went and received 20 ! " Call you this boding of your friends ?"
Tyne Mercury.