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London, England, 1825-10-26 00:00:00

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klanclicap Sweepstakes of 10.sov. tacit, ter 3 yr. old and
The winner to he sold for 1(.0 sires. 9‘e"
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)11ENDLEIHAI RACES.
The annual day's meeting of the ".‘lentile,i.ani Club affurA.,
sport on Mon M Monday se'nnight, over Dream .V. 1, s. ""
Te Hunters' Plate or 50 sov.

Mr. Arrowsmith's Jesse
Major Rood's Lot One .
Mr. Weddrrburne's Rose •
Captain Owen's Romp • .
Sweepstakes of 10 soy. Five Subscribers.
Mr. M'Donald's .Jezebel
Mr. Anstruther's Mosaile ,
Mr. Ord's Agatha .
BEADNF:LL OCTOBER MEETING.
A Plate of 50 soy. fur Hunters.
Mr. Hudson's cb. g. 11st.101b.
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Mr. Arthur's ch. m. by Sir Paul, 12st. .
Mr. Forms is br. g. The Ghost, 12st. .
HOLY WELL HUNT It A CES--oC•ronet 20.
Champagne Stakes of 30 sov. each,•lo ft. for fent and c
old. Fourteen Subscribers. •re T„,,
Mr. Jones's b. c. Sir Gray . . •
Sir 'l'. Mostyn's Nlercandotti, 5 yrs old, . • 1
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Sir I'. S. St..nley's Haji Baba, 4 yrs old • t
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Mr. Mytton's Comte d'Artois, 5 yrs old . .
Match, 100 soy. One mile. • t
Mr. Mytton's Flexible, 3 yrs old.l3st. 2:h. . .
Sir W. Wytin's br. e. by ltuhens, 4 yrs old, fist. 21b. • I
The Halken Stakes of 100 soy. each, for three•yearoli.
Mr. Myttun's Ludford • . . .
l.'.rd Grosvenor's Achilles
The I lawarden Castle Stakes of 10 sov. each. Sere% '-z yk.,•
••••• :nr.
Mr. Tomcs's Sir Gray . . . .
Mr. Pelham's c. by Whalebone . . . • 1
Sir T. blostysi named ch. 1. by Walton . . • :
Gen. Mina, Euphrates, and another started, but no: rlzca. '
CURRAGII (KILDARE) RACES.
On the 151 h, Mr. Blake's b. c. Deur de Lion, bra: Mr. Cri••,.,
ch. c. Clanwilliani, Sst. each ; for £5O each. Twu Years ad cot,
AloNna v.—The Kirwan Stakes of 50 gs. was won by 31r. •
well's b. It. Noble, beating Lord Sligo's ch. f. Vice, and :wow:
the Brook Lodge Stakes of 25gs. by Mr. Kelly's gr. c. tire*
Skeleton, beating Mr. Watts' br. c. Mount Loftus. and at:
Lord Sligo's Velvet walked over for 25 Sovereigns. ;01
Mr. Dazon's Altamont, (dead), Sst each. Two Years Old Cum
The match between Trout and Swind,cr was off, both ha
becoming the same property.
Tuasnay.—Handicap of £lO each, with 4'7,0 added.
Blake's ch. f. GuiccioU, beating Mr. Coppit,gres b. nt. Trout,,
another.

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W lIDNESDAY.—The Kings Plate of 100gc. thrte mites, teat tr.
by Mr. Kelly's Miss Foote, beating King %Valliant, and
The Taylor Stakes of 30gs. each, was won by Mount lithe
beating three others.
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utntsoar—Sweepstakes of 20 guineas, hal-forfeit, for Tv
Years Old.—Mr. Kelly's Drone, heating Mr. Make% b. c. Byroi
Lord Sligo's di. f. Cuiras beat Mr. Doolan's b. 1. Nkoeklisi
7st. 111 b. each, for 25 guineas each. Two Year. 0:d Cour.e.
Sweepstakes of 10 Guineas each, with £2O adsled.—Mr. lihkfi
ch. 1. Guiccioli, heating three oth-n.
FRIDAY.—PeeI Cup, with sEICO each.—Lord Sligo's ch. h.
gan, Sat. 1216 beating Mr. Blake's b. c. Byron.
The Gold Whip presented by his Majesty to the Turf Cub,*
100 Guineas added annually. Weight for age. Four yearbo
lost. 10Ih. five years old, Ilss. 101 b. six years old, 12st.
aged, I2st. 41b. Four Miles.
Mr. Flnnter's ch. h. Roller, 11 yrs old
Lord Sligo's b. c. Straw, 4 yn old
Lord Meath's cb. c. Brabzzon, 4 yrs old
Mr. Ilamerton's b. h. King W.lliam, aged
Mr. Cunonin's b. c. Friar, 4 yrs old •
Kent.cdy's b. m. Wire, aged •
Ran in eight minutes fifty seconds. This is the third time
has won this whip. A very easy race.

HUNTING.

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Captain Jones, of 71Iaesmawr, intends removing his Fox ho ci
to Hereford, on the 21st of nest month. This staunch pact ku'lni
57 foxes out of 63 last season.

Colonel George Wyndham has removed his fox dogs from Drox
near Singleton, to Findbn, near Worthing, with the intent Om•
tinning them there. and hunting that part of the County, theism:
neighbourhood being resigned, to make room fur the pack of b
brother, Colonel Henry Wyndham, to commence operations re.
and which pack is kennelled in I'etworth Park.
Monday morning Lord Maryhorough, Master of the
Stag Hounds, and a numerous field of sportsmen, asscinisks:
Ascot Heath, where a fuse deer, from Windsor Cre it l'ak,ln
turned out for the day's diversion. The deer started in the I:rtc•
tion of Sunning Hill Bogs, by Kingsbeach Hill, across the Mr's,
towards Virginia Water, taking to the tight across the country, nri
great speed, then to the left, where he was taken, after a tie.it
chace of upwards of two hours and a half.

TANDEM MATCH.
Mr. Beninghorough, of Heston, Middlesez,undertook on Mon 4.,
morning for a bet of twenty sovereigns to drive two hors:s(tan.it,
twelve miles within an hour, from Houn,low to the 17th fl.;
stone, to and fro. The horses paced well together, and perfrnw•
the first two miles in nine minutes and twenty secoails (on th..trc,
In the third mile the leader broke into a gallop, and the :Z11,41,
the vehicle were backed agreeable to articles. The wheel bore trade
from the trot in the sigth mile, but it ivas convicted in onu
more than half the time. The twelve miles were done more
a minute within the time.

HAY MARKETS.
ST. Jarices.-Coarse heavy Lnwland Meadow Hay,frnit N. 3.
to 4/. Os. Fine Upland Meadow Hay, from 41. 04. to 41.05. No
Meadow Hay, from 31. 10s. to 5/. Os. Clover II y, front 4. Oil'
61.05. Oat Straw, front 1/. 104. to 11. 14s. and Whe;:t Saar, Ina
11. 14s. to 21. OS. per load of 36 trusses.
Saserturnit.o.-Coarse heavy Lowland Meadow Hay fronta:s.
to 31. 15s. Fine Upland Meadow flay front 3/. I ss. to 51. Nlt
Meadow Ilsy,from 3/.los. to 51. 04. Clover Hay, geo•Gll7.lom
41. 44. to 51. 153.-extraordinary fine, 61. 10s. Oat Suos,',4'
11.10 s. toll. 14s. acid Wheat Straw from 1/. 14?. to 21. G...l:tri"
of 36 trusses.-A full average supply, and a very dull trade, 4: sr
tionary prices.
Fainfoin nor Lucern Hay (the litter not much grown neat
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don) are seldom to be had in either of. tbe above Hay marken
previously bespoken; in which instance they are generally slat
the prices of Upland Meadow Hay. Barley Straw, the farnsets,'.c
tba most part, use on their farms as a winter fodder.

BIRTH.
On the 21st inst. in ArgylLatteet, the Lady of Lewis Conic,
Esq. of a son.

M A II RI ED.
Yesterday, at St. James's Church, Lord Charles Fitzroy, se,
son of the Dbke of Grafton, to the Hon. Miss Cavendish, en
daughter of Lord G. H. Cavendish. _

DIED.
Tuesday, October 25th, after a few days' illness, at the host:
the Rev. John Nelson Goulty, Drighton the Rev. Dr.
Gosport, in his seventy-seventh year. tHe had been about
years Pastor of the Church of Protestant Dissenters at GYP'
was Tutor of the Missionary Seminary, and one of the bruifr
moters of the London Missionary Society. His loss will 'oc.3
deeply and as extensively felt as that perhaps of any non a
day. He was one of those men, who contributed greatly to
mace the character of the public mind.

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