Star.
London, England, 1822-10-22 00:00:00

THURSDAY, OCTOBER 17.

The Welter Stakes of I Ogs. each, for any horse, &c. carrying I2st.
Two miles. (Five Subscribers.)
Mr. Duncombe's b. c. Byram, 4 yrs old
Mr. Ramsden's b. h. Whirlwind, aged
Won easy.

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- 2

The First Class of the Normanby Stakes of sgs. each, for horses
not thoroughbred. (11 Subscribers.) D.C. Handicap wcights.
Mr. Lambton's Mrs.Siddons, 5 yrs old - I

Mr. Duudas named Mercury•, 6.y.rs old

Duncombe's Spot, 6 yrs old - 5
Four others started. A good race.
Lord Normanby's br. h. Cornet beat Mr. Loraine's b. h. The
Rising Sun, lost. 101 b. each. D.C. 50gs.
Lord W. Lennox's Snuff box, l!st. 71b. beat Mr..Duncombe's
Blue Devil, 10st. 71b. A.F. 100gsi
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Silver Cup, given by J.G. Lambton, Esq. kr horses not tho-
rough-bred, bona fuk the property of Permit% resident within
the limits of the !Amt:non and Sedgefield Hunts. Proper cer-

tificates to be produced, before running, that they have been
regularly hunted during the preceding season. Handicap
weights. Twp miles. To be rode by F.Lrmers.
Mr. Hepworth's br. m. by Ardrocsan, 5 yrs old - 1
Mr. Petch's ch. an. Lady, 5 yrs old -
Mr. G. Clarke's b. h. by Young Shuttle, 6 yrs old -
Two others started. Hepworth agst the held. Won by half a acct.

FRIDAY, OCTOBER 18.
The Sgcond Class of the Normanby Stakes. D. C. ( 1 1 Subscribers.)
Mr. Wyvill's Kitten, 5 yrs old
Lord Muncaster's Warter, aged 2

Mt. Liddell's Kenilworth, aied 3
Ilunt Stakes of Sgs. each, fur hunters not the-
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The Lambton Hunt
rough-bred, the property of the Members of the Lambton or
Sedgefield Hunts. Four year olds, list. five, Ilst. 101 b. six
and aged, 12st. Proper certificates to be produced before run-
ning that they have been regularly hunted during the preced-
ing season. 'rwo miles. (Seven subscribers.)
Mr. Baker's b. m. Jenny Horner, aged - walked over.
Jenny Horner having been considentd as not duly qualified co
start, some dissatisfaction was expressed at her being allowed to
walk over, and a new race was the consequence, but whether
for the original stakes or a fresh subscription we have not been
able to learn. The following started, and were thus placed at the
close of the race: _ _

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Mr. G. Dawson Lambton's gr. m. Duke, 5 yrs old
Mr. Lambton's b. h. Rob Roy, aged - -
Mr. R. J. Lambton's b. c. Duncan, 4 yrs old

Mr. Duncohibe's Byram agst Mr. Petre's Fitzwalter, 12st.
each. A. F. 50gs. Off by consent.
Mr. Witham's Miss Gunpowder, 1 Ist. 31b. agst Mr. Dun-
combe's Spot, list. A. F. 50gs. Off by consent.
Mr. Lanibton's Mrs. Siddons, Ilst. beat Mr. Witham's Miss
Gunpowder, list. 71b. A. F. 50gs.
Lord Normanby's Don Juan, 1 tst. 51b. beat Mr. L. Fox's
Snuff Box, lOst. nlb. L. C. 100 gs.
Lord Grey's Ottoman, lOst. beat Mr. Petre's Fitzwalter,
12st. A. F. 100 gs.
Lord Normanby's Cornet, lost. 71b. beat I.d. Muncaster's
Warter, list. 31b. 1). C. 100 gs.
Mr. blartindale's Rover, list. beat Mr. Witham's Miss Gun-
powder, iOst. 71b. A. F. 50gs.
Lord Normanby's Capulet beat Major Healey's Artemisia,
lOst. 101 b. each. H. C. 50gs.
The scene Was unusually gay, particularly on Wednesday,
when many thousands of persons, from the Noble Lord to the
dirty pitman, were collected to witness the sport. The carriages
were also uncommonly numerous, and asiliversified as the peo-
ple, varying from the splendid carriage and six to the humble one-
horse chaise, or in fact deseending still lower. The sport was
good, though it scarcely repaid those who travelled far to see it.

NORTHALLERTON MEETING-(CONCLUDED).
OCTOBIOt 12.

The Members' Plate of £5O for horses, 3tc. three-yr-olds, 7st.
four, Bst. 51b. fire, Bst. 91b. six, and aged, Bst. 121 b. Mares
and geldings allowid 21b. A winner of £5O in Plate, Match,
or Stakes, this year, to carry 31h. of two, or more, 51b. extra.
A King's Plate, XlOO Plate, or Match, a 100 gs. or a Gold
Cup, the same as two fifties. Three mile heats.
Mr. Haworth's gr. c; Holston, 3 yrs old -
Mr. J. Ferguson's gr. c. Jonathan, 4 yrs old
Mr. Kirby's hr. h. Hergami, 5 yrs old •
Mr. Ilaw s ch. m. Maiden, 5 yrs old -
Mr. Harrison's ch. m. Eliza Leeds, 5 yrs old

5 1 1
1 2 2
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3 5 dr
- 4 4 dr

Two to 1 on Jonathan; after the fiat heat 10 to 1 on him ;
after the second heat 4 to 1 on Rolston.

The 'Meeting this year has been unusually well attended, in
consequesree of the number of Subscribers to the various Stakes.
The weather being favourable, induced people of all ranks to
crowd to the'gtound. The Gold Cup was universally admired.
A greater number of Gentlemen sat down to the Ordinaries, ar
the Golden Lion, than ever was known. The Hall at the King%
Head, under the patronae of the Stewards the Hight lion.
Earl TryisctOriati, auraca. Towing, was attended boy all the beauty

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anil fashion ul the qeigbisourhood. :The Hon. tt. PETIT. aM /I;
Wttmoss a* at. the Stewards for next yeir. • • •
TROTTING MATCH.
Money/ Is' sight a trotting match for a distance of four mild
irnak place at die Linlithgow toad, to the eastward of Witte*
burgh, betwixt he flfeskire black mare, late the property ot
Mr. Gurt..tror, and awell known brown mare, the property-of
a gentleman in Linlithgow. At starting, the black ratarettledt the
lead, which she kept the whole way, and won easily, beating
the brown mare by 60 yards, and performing the distance in 13
minutes and 40 seconds, carrying 14 stone.
HUNTING.
The Earl of Darlington's Foxhounds meet on Thursday, at
Halnaby North-Ledge; and Saturday, at Thbrp Hall.
Earl Fitzwillianes Foxhounds meet onThuriday, at Ellington.
The Earl of Harewood's Yoxhoutilis meet to.morrow, at
Seacroft ; and Friday, at Byram. •
The York and -Musty Foxhounds meet on Friday, at Red-
House Wood.

'The tamfiton Fox Hounds meet on Thursday, at Brandon;
and on Saturday, at Hawthorn.
The Sinningtun Fox Hounds meet on Friday at Liu moor.
The Roxby and Cleveland Fox Hounds meet on Friday, at
Hazel Grove.

The Northumberland Fox Hounds meet to-morrow, at Goo-
forth ; and on Friday, at Sheepwash Bridge.
The York City Harriers meet to-morrow, near Knapton.
The Borirughbridge liirriers meet to-morrow, at Slalby ; and
on Friday, at Great Ouseburu.
• Sir 1%1. M. Sykes 's Fox Hounds meet to-morroswat &crick ;.
and on Friday, at Dalby Bush.

SHOOTING.
The following bet was gained the other week, by Mr. FAR-
QUHARSON, of Finaean. That gentleman undertook ti, /hoot.
with one of Its arms fastened to his body, and the assistance of
a serval:: to load his 'fowling-pit-cc, ten brace of partridges, be-
tween the usual breakfast and dinner hours, which singular
operation he easily accomplished within that period, besides
having killed an additional brace and a half of these birds, and
sve hare.

AIATCH TO NOTTINGHAM AND BACK.
Mr. Astamertre, the Scotch pedestrian, completed his task-to
go from Loudon to Nottingham, and back, making a circuitous
route of 1;60 miles, in four successive days. It has already been
stated that he did half his distance in, good form, and started
again, after sufficient rest, with four hours to spare. On the
third day he took a training of 25 miles to breakfast, in imita-
dm! of the work the celebrated Captain BAICLAY CUt out for
Cribb, previous to his renowned battle with Molyneux, at This-
tleton Gap. He ate his fowl comfortably, stretched, and made
a start of 35 miles to dinner, oil rump of beef, at six o'clock
in the evening. Refreshed as much as he wished, he took a
walk 16 miles further, to a favourite quarter, where he had been
before, and retired to rest tolerably well. He started again at
three on Saturday morning, and did his fourth day's work. 55
miles., but not without great perseverance, before eleven at night.