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London, England, 1825-07-21 00:00:00

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cusinitd,
The Prod+yekey Stakes
airs. Thou yetfld Vol&
Major Gore's Hollyhock.,
The St. Leger Stilt -iwof SS sows. own, ftsr toils aid CS's_ 3 M
mks. fist. 71h; fillies, tat. Three Yceo Old Coss.
Lord Warwick's b. e. by (Wei • 1
Mr.. Bartley's b. c. Ficalble • a • 2
Major Gore's b. t. Vessesios . . = • • 3 ,
The Gloucestershire Stakes of 95 nova. etrih,l4 ft. and only *le if
declared to Mr. Weatheibi; la Loaders. • Two miles. Fifty-
eight subscriber. Thiny-tbree R.
Mr. West's Claude Lorraine, 5 yes aid
Hon. H. Morass names Triumph/ 5 yri old
Mr. Talbot names Sloe. S yrs old •
• Skeen started—only three were placed. •
The race was excellent and was only won by halt a bead.
• FIFE ROYAL. YEOMANRY CAVAWtY. •
Tisseday Wildest this body of Yeomanry were reviewed to a
Gehl seer the village of Springf eld. after which the following Races
Were run, which excited much Lures' t
Silver•Cep, the gift of Majer.Oeneral Balfour, for horses tnat
have been regularly drilled whilst the Itegiosentjaaa toren in
quarters. To carry lest. each. Heats--once rode and a dis.
won. The owner of the second horse to receive five sovereigns.
To be ridden by Yeomen.
Mr. Thomas nonersan'e b. it. Rough Robin . • 5 1 1
Mr. Andrew Gulland's ch. h. Bob . • . 5 2 2
Mr. Thomas bleldruoisn. M. Jenny . . . 1 0 0
'Mr. John Reedie's cb. as. Luna . . . . 20 0
Mr. ItiMett Halo's els. h. Gordon . . •S 0 0
Mr. John Nichol's b. ns. Kate . . . . 4 00'
Mr. John Stock*, b. m. Maggy Lau.* . . • 00 0
Mr. John Miller's b. h. Greybeard . . . 00 0
A Purse of fifteen Sovereigns, given by the Officers of the Regi-
ment, with Five Sovereigus to the second horse, for kerns that
have been regularly drilled whilst the Regiment has been in
quarters. To carry 12st. each. Heats—onie round and a div-
ines. The winner of the cop to carry Sib. additional, and the
second hone to carry 4th. additional. •
Bob . . 5 1 1 Greybeard . 2 0 0
Rough Robin . 4 2 2 Maggy Lauder . a 0
Luna . • 1 5 3
The following also started, but were not placed:—Kati, Gordo.,
Jenny, and Jamie.
NORTHERN MEETING RACES.
The question with regard to the Inverness rare In INS. Which
was referred by the Stewardao( the Northern Meeting to the Stew.
ards of the Jockey Club, and excited (from its meaty) an unusual
interest it. the sporting circles of the South), has been decided 10
favour of the owner of the pony objected to (Clan Chatters); the
Jockey Club being of opinion that the usual mode of measurement
adopted in other cases on the turf fell is be applied in this instance.
PEDESTRIANISM. •
Saturday last, Mapper, the pedestriao,coinpleted Ms arduous task
of walking 50 miles a day, rot ten successive hot days, Rum Chi•
chaster to Hike:. and back.
•Tnesday law, a match between 1101 and Stott to too ten miles
lir one' hundred Irrereigin, was deeded upon KOttsford Heath.--
An' immense concourse of people attendedvassd betting, which was
'4,16 It muting, ran very high. It is said that a Lady on the ground
woe several hundred pounds. The lint in& was Von in five min.
secoods,.and .Hill completed the ten miles in SS miss. and al:
Seconds; winning the race II about 300 yards. Scott finished Lis
.thik in 59 min. 15 seconds.
A man stripped to the shirt and inexpressible', who waned as
foot from Glattow, for Btlinburgh.22 the same time with the mail
on Thursday afternoon, arrived at the burl city between, eight and
line, early 20 minutes before It.
THE LATE FIGHTS.
lIIMIdng fresh from Warwick the then are all :doing well. Ward
iripeted in town this evening. Langan, who secompinied
Mayne to the field of salon, will also make his appearance, and in-
tends tiling an immediate challenge to Ward for SOOL Peter
Crawley is also a candidate foe Ward; WI that'he has a good deLI
of work code before hr cm arrive at the rant of Ch unpion. Brown
was °tithe ground ors Tuesday, and, we bear, will not refuse an in.
VitAtiell. The stakes of 10001. will be given up to Ward and
backers at Tatierrales, on Monday. when, it is expected, a hand.
some subscription will be made for the losing man.
FIGHT BETWEEN REYNOLDS ANFDAVIS.
Reynolds and Davis fought on Monday. at M , near lied-
derafieW. Before the fight Reynolds was the favourite, altho- gh
•Assise people took Davis for choice, to consequence of a soeves.ai
injury of the wrist, which Reynolds bad received. -The fight re..
espied seventeen-round,i when Davis woe proclaimed the Iviriutatr,
,having saddled Ileynold• to his fullest desires. A wrangle was at-
tiMpted, but after much chaffing, they proceeded; and the rer.it
was as stated above. This Is the Ern defeat Reynolds has had.
, . PIGEON SHOOTING.
The last Match of the season, between seven picked men of each
of Midgham, New Hats, 'and Aslttou Clubs, took place yesterday
at the Farnham Indosures,at eleven birds each, 21 yards from lie
trap, as follow: •
MINIMAX :sums. ammo wan. *
Mr. Rogers 101 Mr. Owen ' In
Mr.• Searle 9 'Mr. Finch - le
Mr. Blizard • Mr. Udney • •
Mr. French 9 Mr. bleating - •
Mr: Foley .9 I
-Mr. Gifford 8
Mr. Robinson Mr. Goddard 9
Mr. Oweu 7 Mr. Kemp
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The birds were all old Illuerocks, so

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Mr. OM
Mr. R. Smith 9
Mr. Rsv.tsserat
11r. Trent
Mr. lisomett
Mr. Sur
Ur. Frost

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TREATMENT 010 PIRSONE STRoCK w LIGHTNING
Inflate the lungs as early as pn-sible ; apply stimulants,
more. particularly -gentle electrical shocks passed
through the chest and along the spine; ktep up the tern-
peratute by external heat, and get warm euttiiais into
the stomach by means of the flerble tube and syringe.
71re Montrose Chronicle says—" At no former period
hai an inclination for building operations been so ap-
parent. In every quarter of the town houses ci large.
dimensions are in the course of erection, and t' e.de.
Island for masons is great. Wages from 245. to 255."
A Clergyman, whose delinquent s.wete before sofa
ficiently notorious, was detected last week in stealing a
bottle of wine from a ihop in Worcester. II- sits
taken with the nrainour, in the street ; but the
iii gis-
tease before whom he was carried inteiceded to s..ye
him from prosecution. -
The ccnsnmption of whisky, face the red icti-n of
the: duty, compared with the quanti:y formerly used, is
ien, extraordinary, perhaps not less than as ten to one.
Itt addition to the great number of stills now at work,
several tnore.are at present erecting its and shout this
neighbourhood ; and many of the distillen can hardly
execute their orders.—Alserdeen Jour naL
Sunday sennighOlv. I.ltenaie, officer of Excise, at
Stritheonnan, was found•dead, wi.hin a short distance
of his oven house; by his wife and some friend's, vby,
fsbm his unusual absence, went in watch of him.
Last week, a wolnan happening to pt.' through a
field near Bruff, in the county of Limn ick, whore here
was a boll, was gored to deatet by the animal; and what
is ;tematkable,-she was on her way to the Sessions, to
prosecute the owner of it for an assault.
Sunday morning a patty of five young men went on
board a. skiff at Qurenttitbe, for tt.e parpse of bath-
; having attired off MAaGiIIS Stair., flaukside, fenr
of the party dived from the boat, when one of them,
named Attwood, twenty-two years of age, was observed
by his companions to be bobbing up amid deal) is the
'wader, but this circumstance caused eta ststat'Lriltis
saf..ty. As he was known to be as expert saiitiateVcnii
companions thought he was amusing himself, but
fortunately shortly afterwatds he sunk to rise no
It is supposed the•cramp seia.sl hien. The
were immediately put in retraititsi, but without
The body waspisked nj) on tuestlap toottaap by
:erman, close LI) the B.ithiarroachise, neat
iriars-b-tage.

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