Star.
London, England, 1828-12-05 00:00:00

SPORTING INTI

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TATTERSA I
The betting yesterday, without bang
it tffected some charges and indicated
in a field, •wkere none of tire far
naturally be expected ; private trials,
all that the public have to triable them.,
the merits of the horses, and long e
these are fallacious. it is evident th,
are on the move to the back ground
Espignolle, Canvas, and Atiglitta are
of the list; the first two are in the rig!
favourites, and to keep th►m so as ;um
were backed yesterday to a eon.idera
Marv.
I 22
20
25

14 to 1 agst Prince Pugene
IS to / apt Win o'the Wisp
16 to 1 apt Electress colt
20 to 1 apt Exquisite
20 to 1 ogtt I'.uulawssa coif
211 to I agst Mortis D.inccr
18 to 1 agst Canvas colt
18 to 1 agat Augusta colt
OAICII,

FOX HU& .
Monday sennight the Pembrokeshire
Race Cour:4, and, alter drawing at
Ilarmaaton, when the fox iiiok a north
through the coallit parks, Wellingtun
Peel, Eq. of the Cutts), unfortunately.
grown with gorse; happyy„froiti the
he was thrown over the horse's head;
at 150 guineas) instantly disappeared,
pit, was killed on the spot! Ilse Mal
tour and five minutes, passing through ,
ous country hunted by these hos.ds.—,
SPARRING AT THE _ _
Harry •dloit took his benefit yeiterda,
MUMS of the "right sort" to witness '
was good, and gave general satisfaction.
Spring and White-headed Bob afforded ,
champion was hailed with .enthosianie
to with Ned Neal, and apologised for I
Sam ; but'before the display was over
to redeem his ptedge,-having'rode forty
circumstance be announced, and was hoe
Roche, as well as Neal, was present.
deal punished about the head, while Nea
coloration on the right eye, and appeared
THE FAN(
New Mayen you NitAL.—After Ni
Holt, be said he was prepared to meet
Masrice Delay, and fight him for a hu
Ned Stockman immediately challenged
Dutch Sam from £lOO to £soo—he
is weight.
Neal said. if Sam meant to sanction
bad better come up and speak for hie-
Sans instantly mounted the stage,
bins I ist. 101 b. he would make the is
to fight more than I Ise.—Neal at once
aside were put down to make the match
Spring's.
Alick Reid challenged Young Dutch
to fight in May, provided be would tight
of his own, and hoped some of bjs friends
knew what he could do, and be bad •••
account of himself —Should the match
no doubt accommodafe•tbe Snob.
• „Tee Two Yon.—Tbe third deposit
Uvula), night, at Tom Gaynor's.
41/ft requiring two to one on their man.,
• Haney Jose. AND Tow .REIDIII.--.0-
wie made good fan night at Harry
A fight took place in a field at Soots
days ago, between a swaggering would-be
the name of Barber, and one el the
of the name of Day. They fought 1-
it is said, the soldier kid the advantage,
peered to have been a prite.fighter. I
his braggadocio. He bad boaued that
soldiers daily, one after the other, till I
In the barracks. I-le has, no doubt, It
the first not to huts a repetition. The
a heavy man, as if be thought he could
his blows, fell upon him as often and r
more such lessons will teach blr. Use

TUX WIFE OP TWO Huse
curious anecdote is given in
years ago an inhabit nt of .I;
duced by rnisfo-rtut.e to a sratt
to leave his county for Amori
ing his fortune.. Ile left a wii
afterwards transmitted sever
meaas of a mutual f, iend, to
By and by the iemitrauces
an official notice r f her husba,:d% death. ftie
in the mean time, received an official notice I I:1:e dela
of his wife, and in his grief tot her loss .eitterei a or°
vent. Years' tolled away—the rebellion i.i moil
broke out—the monks were banished—and tie /fil (14
hatband was compelled to return to Seam. al
turn to Ala:hid what was his tut prise to r:;eet
wile I Site was again married. It appeared il:at
friend had embezzled some 11 the tens tincec,
avoid explanation, had contrived ki persuade each.. r
of the other's decease. fits death, %stitch had ;elite •
.queptly.taken place, rendered tle elucidation of
strange afl:air no small difficulty. An iv,stigation •
take Nave to ascertain wletlier one or o'.l er t i tt!e
ties Itas not atted wittingly; and, in t! e mem
husband' his been sent to a cow eor, acid the Ade I's
!stir id to a nunnery.

• DIED.
Monday morning, at Parker.well Douce, near Fatter, in. tW,
88th teat or her age, Mrs afford moth,. r tit tile late Lord aloe
usasthr a the Ituil., whole exctlit.nt charmer, as a wit A;
and ffet loas deeply renrettedby Mr family, and
tionatt parent .nil ...inv. re t; lend, will render r tecniory ter':
pleamte of her accliaintrnce.'
wb.) lodge

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