Star.
London, England, 1828-04-12 00:00:00

• SPORTING INTELLIGE
NIVIMARICET.CRAVEN ME
Nswanagn,
Yesterday at Lord Sefton's' dinner party w
son.wharnewsitire, and:, J
Mohanrcsbhtzetssy,
Mr.of TreiGreviustocke,
Sir ,
several others.
The races terminated as follow—
Sweepstakes of 200 son. each, h ft, colts, Bst
D.M.
Mr . wyndbages.f Preands ...
Three paid.
sobsgription Plate of 450. two yr olds, Est
four, Bst 131 b ; hive, fast 41b; six. and ag
Mr. Scott Stonehewer's ch c Goshawk, 4 yrs
I" iir. Sloss's b c Soldan, 5 yrs ...
• . jestiog-4 to4l agat Goshawk—Ten others
placed but two-.-Wan by a length—Robinson
d/wsepstakes of 100 a9va. each, b ft, for colts,
D. id.
sr. Holdsworth'a e by FR* ...
.turke of Portland's c by Tiresias •••
' ttoinfgGralfr to'slc aStg!tale. by Rho ; sto .li.on
Won by two lengths—Robinson rode •
eopstakes of 100 ewes. each, is ft. for.fillies,
Bst 51b. D.M.
Lord Jersey's Trampoline ... ...
Lend Durbaniaby Blacklock ...
Lord Exeter's Busy ••• ..
Betting—Even on Trampoline ; 2 to 1 agat
Three paid.....Vijo by bag a length—Robinson
Sweepstakes of 880 saws. each. b ft; colts. est
rising three yrs old. D.M.
Loa Durbseie by -Fiihn ... ...
Lard Exeter's e by Filbo da Put. ..
11.1r,..1. Rogers's e Medalist ...
Duke of Grafton's c Omen ...
Mr. Thornhill's c Mariner ... ...
Bettiag-5 toA spat c by Flaw; 2 to agst e
—.Woo by a length—itobinson rode the win .
.
Sweepstakes of 150 iiivii. each, 100 ft, 8
Loa Miami'', Warlock .. ..
Lord Orford's The Vicar ... ...
Betting-2 to lon Warlock—One paid-. '
O. Edwards rode the winner.
The Port Stakes of 100 soya. each, h ft ; colts,
41b. T.M.M.
- Len lances Martieluke ... ...
Lord G. H. Cavendish's c Amphion ...
-:; Betting—a to lon ManuAuke--fits paid.-
1: Wheatley rode. the winner.
Sweepstakes of 200 ins. each, h k; volts, est
. . . • D.M.
• Lord G. H. Cavendish's fbX Godolphin
Mr. Waddington 's e Ephesus ...
rd Anson's c by Merlin ... lo
Betting-2 to 1 on e by Merlin—Two
rs of a length—ArnuU rode the winner.
..: Match-100 son. h ft. R.
• r. Pettit's Bobadilla, 7st I lib ...
r. Goddard's c by Anticipation, Bst 71b .
•
Betting-3 to 2AR Bebadilla-Won by
*ode the winner.
• HAIGH PARK RACES, Ar
i The Spring Meeting at Haigh Park cow .
suectably amended.
/I Silver Cup, value 20 tom added to a Swe
horses not thorough bred, that have been
neson. -
Mr. Smith's b m Jenny, by Capsicum, 5 yrs
Mr. C. Brown's bt g Heagravr, 6 yrs
A Match for 50 soya between the Oficets of
One mile and a half.
Captain King's' bln Nadante Vestris ...
Captain Hampttin's b m Blue Bell, aged •
Won by half a neck.—A good
• .
A Match for.loo stns. One • 1
Mr. Ter Call's b g Corporal Casey ...
Mr. Ervin b g Stag, 5 yrs ..
..•
. . - . TOZSDAY.
A Match, for 50 sows. One mile as
'Mr. Emu's br itt. Fairy, 8 yrs ...
Mr. Hosigsoral.b•m Vista, 6 yrs . .
- CAISTOR RACES, Ann.
The Farmer's-Plate of 450 for maiden bosses
1 that have hed fablylsumed with the Br • -
, the season or 1827 and :828.
' fr. A. Taylor's big Small Hopes, 6 yrs
• r. T. Skipworth's c g Cock Robin, S yrs
°Mr. Everett's b g Long Waist. 6 yrs
air. Tbistlewood's br g Recruit, 6 yrs
'Mr. Davy 's bg by Orion, yrs
The winner ode by Mr. W. Whi.
! - Betting befrire the race, 2to 1 agst Cock
Long Waist, and 3 to 1 agst Small Hopes.--W
WRESTLING AT HAIGH '
About three o'clock on Tuesday, the races b
wrestling was commenced. This game, thoug
'port, has been for many years neglected in
United Kingdom, and the attempt to revive i.
vowed by thousands. A number of the best wr
shire arrived here for the purpose of nimulati
northern countries to imitate their example. an
they have received, there is no doubt that th
popular. Oa the present occasion the men a
elevated about three feet, which was erected in
closed piece of ground opposite the large st
music was stationed. who played favourite nail
elusion of each match. The wrestling was •
men of Devon and Ireland, who came from
mace from the surrounding counties entered the
and four thousand spectators were present.
. equipages on the ground, but a number of
- attended.
. The prises to be awarded are as follow—T.
.to the second ditto. £2O ; to the third ditto,
. ditto, 410 ;to the fifth ditto, £7 ;to the sisth
~ . Pyle, a Devonshire snan,hrst threw his hat
example was folkswed by Butler, a Nottingb
latter showed himself to be a strong and an ac
nood all the .e2ints of Pyle for the limited
Me was then- opposed by Burnett, another I
WAS equally successful in resisting him ; after
. At the claw bf the day's play the folio
standards made—Bolt, Devon; Gaffney, It
Log, Devon.—The principal men are yet to •
1 WILIIIIICIDAT.
The *raiding was this day renewed with
I of persons were on the grouud, among v'
Gentlemen, and-several .01lieers of the Army.
s more diversion than that of yesterday, and se
r were brought into action. The following
• standards up to this night, made in addition to
James Stone, Devon; Finney, Irish; Bu
Cann, Devon ; •Jordan, Devon ; Roach, Dc
Davao; Pock, Devon ; Cahir, Irish ; and W
. ......-
4.1' ST. LZON A RD'S, SHO II 13DITCH.---Y •
the contested election for the situation of Unde
.
i brought to a close. The numbers were—for
--...f0r Mr. Pearce, I,oo2.—Majority for Mr.
When the Indians of American ar-
t thunder storm, they immediately tak •
birch tree. • Experience has taught th -
never affecks.the American birch.—
aitorp of Arta.. arc.
Execuziesi.—Jorepit Preston, con
Stafford Assizes of incertunus rape, w
spent to 116 '
sentence, on Saturday
exertions hardbeen made during the
respite or reprieve for him ; but Mr.
decided that the law must take its coo
man persisted to the last in making th
eiarations of his innocence of the Cr'
was to suffer.—Worcester Journal.
As great number of persons are r
=hippy Sy Spurns, Wind in the Stomach,
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.amweis, wept of regular Perspiration, Vaunt
' liumlit....
..a. Head Ache, Heart Burn. Costiveness
f 'moue. Gout. &c. we us authorised to sa
. Pk"voia most cases an escrUent remedy f
sad, .41Perially recommended during the time .
• unnalltil the,Sea and Mineral Waters; also fo
Climates. Prepared by THONAS Sums
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Proprietors of
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