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London, England, 1824-07-15 00:00:00

SPORTING, I VTFLLIGE.VCE.

'.III9IMARKKT JULY MP.ETING, 1824.
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WIDNIIIIDAT, :MT 15. •
Ths4 Tows Plats Of SOL for three-yr.old colts, est. 414 mil Spilt 40,
Last mile and a distance of H. C.
Duke of Grafton's b. c. Ban quo - I
Lord O. H. Careudish's b. f. Principessa
Lord Stradbroke's b. c. Furbisher • 3
2 to 1 apt Bancto-6 to 4 on Pri
Mr. Wilson's Pedrillo, ea. beat Lord Orfordheidady, 7st. I.llb.
T. Y. C. 100, h. ft.-7 to 4 apt Pedrillo.
Renewal of the Sweepstakes or 10 sov. each; for tEro-yr-olds, Ist. 1 lb.
and three.yr-olds, 9st. the new T. Y. C.—alto winner to be sold
for 200 gs, if demanded, kc.--Seven Subscribers.
Mr. Hunter's 1. by Orville, s yrs old -
Mr. Wyodham's Sister to Pinwire, 2 yrs old •
Lord liawther's Greyleg, 4 yrs old
Lord G. H. Cavendish nurses the Scholar, 3 yrs old
Iwo paid.-3 to 1 apt Greyleg-5 14 4.40. The Scholar.
Mr. Wilson's Pedrillo, Bst. 71b. beat Mr. Preadergast's 1. by
Soothsayer, In.lolb. T. Y. C. 100, h. ft.-6 to 4on Pedrillo.
Duke of Grafton's Cramer, 2 yrs old, lat.' beat Mr. Greville's
by Blucher, S VS old, est. 71b. T. Y. C. 110sov.0-7 to 4 apt Cramer.
Lord Jersey's Aaron, Bst. 61b. rec. 20 from Lord Orford's Addy,
Sat. 31b. T. Y. C. 60.
HAMPTON RACE .1, ON MOULSEY HURST.
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The delightful situation, the fine day, and anticipated good sport,
drew together a numerous and elegant assemblag(of persons, and
the Races gave great satisfaction, under she Stewardship of thz.•
Duke of Richmond and the Hon. G. Berkeley. The Course was
admirably managed. Captain Fitsclarenee and his amiable sisters
were prominent in tlit! Royal Stand. There were also present,
Lady F. Beresford and daughter' Lady and Min Fittgerald,
Colonel Berkeley, Captai and Miss Locke, lion. Captain and Mrs.
Seymour, Lord W. Linos, &c. &c.
The Clarence Stakes of 5 sor. each, with 25 added from the Racing
Fund, for horses of all ages. Heat., two miles.
Mr. Cockburu's gr. f. Agnes, 3 yrs old, 7st. 41b. - 1 1
Mr. Farrell's eh.. m. Peggy, 5 yrs old, 9a. 2 2
Mr. Scaithe's b. c. by Sir %Vatter Raleigh, 3 yrs old, 7st. 41b. 3 3
A fine race. The winner the favourite.
The Berkeley Hunt Stakes did not fill.
The Ladies' Plate of 50 soy. by subscription of 5 sov. each, the
rest from the Fond; 'twee yrs old, 7st. 71b. four, Bst. 71h. five,
9st. 61b. six and aged, 9st. 41b. Mares and gelding: allowed
3lb. Heats, one mile.
Mr. Alfred's b. f. Sister to Sir Iluldibrand, 3 yrs old
Hon. G. Berkeley's bl. g. aged
Mr. Forth's g. f. Sister to Miss Jigg, 4 yrs old
Mr. Jones's Fatima, 4 yrs old
Mr. Cooper's eb. c. Remnant, 3 yrs old

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6to 4 apt-the winner-4 to 1 apt Miss'iigg.
The first heat was keenly contested between the winner and
Remnant, and won only by a neck. The second heat was an ad-
mirable one, every inch of ground being 'disputed, and it W4S won
by a bate neck.

CRICKET.
A match of Cricket was played on Monday and Tuesday, hi
Lord's Ground, between the Royal Artillery Club, with Saunders
and Caldecourt, against the Alarrla-bonne Club, with Powell.
MAIIT-LA-DONNZ. ARTILLERY.
First Innings 361 First Innings
The match was given up to hlJrplaihnnne.
Tuesday a grand' mateh WAS played on Kennington Common,
between eleven Gentlemen of the Kennington Union; and eleven
Gentlemen of the Canonbury Club ; much good play was ahewn
on both sides. The party dined at the Horns, and were suniptu-
ousty entertained. The numbers at the conclusion of the day were
mtuatuctrox. CAISOISURT.
First Innings 135 First Innings 166
The match will be played out within three weeks, the CaLoa-
bury heading the Union 51 runs.
DARING Rossaa=7;ry morning, between
the hours of one and two o'clock, as Lawson, Esq.
of th.: East India Docks, was returning home from a
party at Westminster, attended by a servant boy, I.e
was attacked, near St. Patrick's Charity School, by
two fellows, having the appearance of sailors, one of
whom struck Mr. Lawson a violent blow on the side of
the head, which not only prevented him from making
any active resistance, but even weakened his cries for h ?Ip.
The boy, however, on seeing his master fall to tht.
• d, roared lustily for the watch, which the fellow;
• • lag might soon arrive, determined to silence
the boy also, but he being somewhat nimble of fcoti
soon outstripped his pursuer, and coining up with some
of the patrol, who had already collected on hearing tl.e
outcry, they immediately returned to the spot. Mr. Law-
son was still prostrate and insensible, and in this state
the robbers struck him several heavy blows on tl.e
head, back, and shoulders, with a short thick bludgeon.
In the interval between the first attack and the arrival
of the watchmen, the fellows contrived to possess them-
selves of Mr. Lawson's gold watch and appendage, a
silk purse, containing seven sovereigns, three half ditto,
and some silver, together with a pocket-book, in which,
however, there was nothing of particular value, except
a private bill, payment of which has been stopped. The
robbers have, for the present, evaded detection.
INQUEST ON SMITH, KILLED IN A BOXING MAtcne--
An Inquisition was taken yesterday at the Half-Moon,
Lower Islington-road, before THOMAS STIRLING, Esq.
the Middlesex Coroner, on the body of Thomas Smith,
who was killed in a pugilistic combat with Henry Bos-
tick, in Copenhagen-fields, on Monday.—Several wit.;
nesses were examined, and, at a late hour, the Inquest
was adjourned until this day.
ALL&GED MURDER.—Yesterday afternoon an Inqui-
sition was taken before J. W. UNIVIN, Esq. Coroner, at
the Ship, corner of High-street, Mile-end New Town,
on view of the body of Mary Blandford, aged 46; who
was reported to have been killed by Elizabeth Bracken-
borough on Monday night last, since which the case has
excited considerable alarm in the hamlet•of Mile-end
New Town. Brackenborough was examined on the
charge of murder, at Lambeth-street, on Tuesday, when
she was remanded until the result of the Coroner's In-
quest should be known.—Several witnesses were ec-
mai ned, whose evidence went to shew that the deceased
was extremely drunk on the evening of her death; that
no animosity existed between her and the prisoner; and
from all the circumstances it fully appeared, that the
deceased came to her death by accident. The Jury le-
turned a verdict accostlingly.

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MARRIED.
Lately, at St. George's, Hanover-square, by the Rev. Mr. Jones,
G. A. Brown, /as' q. of Fenchurch-street, to Miss Saxe, outy
daughter of -- Saze, Esq. of Lamb's C'ondult-street.
December n 5, at Sicunderubad, Lieutenant-Colonel Charles
Macleod, Deputy-Qmartermaster-General, to Miss Elizabeth NIL
rianne Chinnery, second daughter of the late John Chinnery, tsfe
of the Madras Civil Service.

DIED.
Tuesday, suddenly, at bis house in Baker-street,Portmar.-squorc,
Sir James Fitzgerald, Bart. of Castle Idiot, Cork.
July 11, blargaretta' youngest' daughter of the late Reit. llrry
Waring, Resident' Prebendary of St. Paul's Cathedral.
In December, et Charles Ilalhed, Esq. of the lion
Company's Civil Smite.

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