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years old ; Templeman. The Town subscription plate of £50, won 

 by Sir T. Stanley's b. h. Cowboy ; Templeman. 



Bedford, September 25. — Her Majesty's plate, won by Mr. Thorn- 

 hill's ch. h. Mendizabel by Merlin or Merchant, 6 years old, ConoUy. 

 Sweepstakes of 10 sovs. each, with 20 added, eight subscribers, won 

 by Mr. W. Key's br. f. Marialva by Gambol ; W. Cotton. A purse 

 of £50, given by His Grace the Duke of Bedford, won by Mr. 

 Corbet's br. f. Jenny Jones by Sir Hercules ; Mann. The Woburn 

 stakes, won by Lord Albemarle's b. f. Barcarolle by Emilius 4 years 

 old ; E. Edwards. The Bedfordshire stakes, won by Mr. Corbet's 

 br. f. Jenny Jones, 3 years old ; Mann. Sweepstakes of 5 sovs. each, 

 with 20 added, won by Mr. Theobald's ch. c. Caligula by Augustus, 

 (broke down) ; ConoUy. Handicap stakes of 5 sovs. each, 2 ft., ■ndth 

 20 added, won by Mr. Goddard's ch. c. by Shortwaist, dam by Bobadil, 

 3 years old ; S. Sing. 



Liverpool Autumn Meeting, Wednesday, September 25. — The Eglinton 

 stakes, seven subscribers, won by Mr. Meiklam's br. f. Remedy by 

 Physician ; Darling. The Palatine stakes, handicap, twenty sub- 

 scribers, won by Mr. H. Robinson's br. h. Melbourne by Humphrey 

 Clinker, 5 years old ; Marson. The St. Leger stakes. Lord Eglin- 

 ton's ch. g. Zoroaster by Priam walked over. The Selling stakes, 

 won by Mr. Speed's ch. c. Aim well by Acta:>on, 4 j^ears old ; 

 M. Jones. 



Thursday. — The Wilton stakes, won by Mr. Heseltine's b. f. The 

 Shadow by The Saddler, 3 years old; Heseltine. The Stewards' 

 cup, ten subscribers, won by Mr. Bell's b. f. La Sage Femme by 

 Physician or Gainsborough, 3 years old; Francis. The Ormskirk 

 purse of £50, won by Mr. H. Robinson's br. h. Melbourne, 5 years 

 old ; Marson. 



Friday. — The Knowsley stakes, won by Sir T. Stanley's ch. c. 

 Rabbitcatcher ])y Birdcatcher ; Templeman. The Heaton Park stakes, 

 twenty-five subscribers, five of whom paid only 5 sovs. each, won by 

 Lord Milltown's ch. m. Cruiskeen by Sir Hercules, 5 years old ; 

 Stag. The Meggernie Castle stakes, won by Mr. Wliitelock's b. c. 

 Doctor Grainger by Physician, 3 years old ; Marson. The Option 

 stakes, heats, won by Mr. Speed's ch. c. Aimwell, 4 years old ; 

 M. Jones. 



Lincoln, September 26. — Her Majesty's plate, Mr. Orde's Bee's- 

 wing by Doctor Syntax, G years old, walked over. Sweepstakes of 



