The MAXWELL CUP, added to a Sweepstakes of 1 sov. each, by dogs of all ages; the second dog to receive 5 sovs. out of the Stakes.

First Ties: Blucher beat Carver, Scud beat Round Robin, Rob the Ranter beat Warlock. Dashaway beat Dominie Sampson, Victor beat Wings, Clotho ran a bye.

Second Ties: Blucher beat Clotho, Rob the Ranter beat Scud, Victor beat Dashaway.
Third Ties: Rob the Ranter beat Blucher, Victor ran a bye.

Deciding Course: Victor beat Rob the Ranter (drawn), and won the Cup and Stakes.

Pedigrees of the Winners: Money is by Mr. Maxwell's Moloch, out of his Vanity; Merrythought is by Mr. Perkin's Kings well, out of the late Mr. Gordon's (of Aberdour) Alicia; Mountain Dew is by Mr. H. Maxwell's Courthill, out of his Jean; Victor is by Mr. Ramsay's (of Barnton), Teazer, out of the late Mr. G. Stiffing's Squeezer; Rob the Ranter is by Mr. Ben's Lowther, out of Sir William Anstruther's Lassie; Monarch is by Mr. G. Craig's Castor, out of Lord Torphichan's Fly.

HAMPTON VICTORIA CLUB MEETING, FEB. 27, MARCH 2, 5, AND 12.

The ALL-AGED CUP (in specie), by fifty-six dogs, at £2: 10s. each; the first dog to receive £40, second £18, third £12, fourth £7; fourth ties, three losers, £5 each-£15; third ties, seven losers, £2: 10s. each-£17: 10s.; expenses £30: 10s.; making £140, the sum subscribed.

beat Mr. Baildon's r. d. Boz.
Mr. Clark's y. d. Cecrops.
Mr. Patient's bk. b. Ruby.

Mr. Bank's f. b. Comet.

Mr. Harvey's bk. d. Confidence.

Mr. Whittington's f. d. Mars.

Mr. Dyson's br. d. Jim Crow.

Capt. Best's f. b. Belle.

Mr. Hitchcock's bk. d. Driver.

Mr. Matson's bk. d. Go-it.

Mr. Mousley's w. d. Bloomsbury.

Mr. G. Harvey's bk. d. Homer.

Mr. Burford's bk. and w. d. Spring.
Mr. Partridge's bl. and w. d. Balloon.
Mr. Williams's w. b. Queen.

Mr. Clark's y. b. Cameo.
Mr. Patient's bk. b. Ebony.

Mr. Graves's f. b. Imogene.

Mr. Dingwall's w. and f. b. Albinia.

Mr. J. Hodsdon's y. b. Victoria.

Mr. Bowles's f. d. Bargemaster.

Mr. Minton's r. b. Maria.

Mr. Partridge's bl. and w. d. Bachelor
Mr. T. Hodsdon's r. b. Brilliant.

Mr. Elmore's bk. b. Envy.

Mr. Pfeil's r. b. Phœbe.

Mr. R. Taylor's bl. d. Spring.

Mr. Rangecroft's w. and bk. b. Young Flixer.

First Ties: Comus beat Shamrock, Gaylass beat Dart, Graduate beat Buff, Sprite beat Nimble, Bulow beat Birdlime, Bashful beat Lancer, Boscobel beat Billy, Bona Dea beat Atlas, Archduke, beat Fancy, Blush beat Snowball, Ada beat Saladin, Battledore (late Sultan) beat Pelham, Nelson beat Whalebone, Burgundy beat Spring.

Second Ties: Gaylass beat Comus, Graduate beat Sprite, Bashful beat Bulow, Boscobel beat Bona Dea, Blush beat Archduke, Ada beat Battledore (late Sultan), Nelson beat Burgundy.

Third Ties: Boscobel beat Blush, Nelson beat Gaylass, Graduate beat Ada, Bashful ran a bye. Fourth Ties: Boscobel and Graduate being joint property of Messrs. Bowles and Goodlake, Graduate was drawn, and Boscobel ran a bye. Nelson beat Bashful.

Deciding Course: Nelson beat Boscobel, and won the gold cup, Boscobel the second prize, Bashful the third, and Graduate the fourth.

ARDROSSAN CLUB MEETING, MARCH 12 AND 13.
Mr. Nightingale, Tryer.

The CUP, with 10 sovs. added by the Earl of Eglinton.

Dr. Brown's f. and w. d. Sport

Mr. Geddes's f. b. Go

Mr. H. Maxwell's bd. d. Mountain Dew
Mr. Geddes's f. d. Glory

Mr. A. Graham's bk. and w. d. Castlehill

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Mr. A. Graham's bd. d. Butteryburn.
Dr. Brown's r. d Oscar.

Lord Eglinton's r. b. Skylark.
Lord Eglinton's bk. d. Dreadnought.
Captain Graham's bd. b. Nora Creina.

Mr. H. Maxwell's bk. b. Merrythought ran a bye.

First Ties: Go beat Sport (after an undecided, course), Glory beat Mountain Dew, Castlehill beat Merrythought.

Second Ties: Go beat Castlehill, Glory ran a bye.

Deciding Course: Go and Glory won the Cup and Sovs.

The EGLINTON PARK STAKES, for dogs of all ages.

First Ties: Memnon beat Terror, Forester beat Grace Darling.

- Deciding Course: Memnon beat Forester (after an undecided course), and won the Stakes.

The TYRO STAKES, for dogs not exceeding twenty-two months.

First Ties: Bess beat Dodger (after two undecided courses), Cacciatore beat Couper, Spankaway beat Wellington.

Second Ties: Cacciatore beat Bess, Spankaway ran a bye.

Deciding Course: Cacciatore beat Spankaway, and won the Stakes.

The HARBOUR STAKES, for dogs that never won a public prize.

Mr. A. Graham's w. y. b. Caledonia
Mr. H. Maxwell's bk. b. Daphne
Dr. Brown's bk. and w. d. Ocean
Lord Eglinton's d. b. Bessy Bell

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Dr. Brown's bd. d. Sweeper."
Mr. A. Graham's bd. b. Jeanie.
Mr. Miller's bk. d. St. Winning.
Mr. Quin's bl. b. Victoria.

Mr. Geddes's bd. and w. d. Grasper ran a bye.

First Ties: Caledonia beat Daphne, Grasper beat Ocean, Bessy Bell ran a bye.

Second Ties: Grasper beat Bessy Bell, Caledonia ran a bye.

Deciding Course: Grasper beat Caledonia (after an undecided course), and won the Stakes. Pedigrees of the Winners: Go and Glory are both by Dr. Brown's Sport, out of bitches that have never ran in public; Memnon is by Mr. Picken's Kingswell, out of the late Mr. Gordon's (of Aberdour) Alicia; Cacciatore is by Mr. Ball's Bugle, out of Mr. A. Graham's Black Bess, by Gilbertfield.

CALEDONIAN COURSING MEETING, MARCH 24, 25, 26, AND 27.
The CALEDONIAN CUP.

beat Mr. Geddes na. bd. d. Glenkilloch.

Mr. W. Ramsay's bk. and w. d. Rasper.
Mr. A. Graham's bk. and w. d. Cacciatore.
Mr. King's r. d. Traveller..

Mr. Dingwall's bk. b. Ada.

Dr. Brown's bd. d. Chance.

Mr. Dingwall's w. and r. b. Albinia.

Dr. Brown's r. d. Oscar.

Mr. Armstrong's bk. d. Tramp.

Mr. Hunt's r. and w. b. Zorilla.

Marquis of Douglas's bk. and w. d. Darnley.

Mr. Armstrong's bl. d. Mango."

Mr. Fowler na. bk. b. The Jewess
Mr. W. Ramsay's bl. and w. d. Victor.

Lord Eglinton's bl. d. Fingal ran a bye..

First Ties: Waterloo beat Hawthorn, Draffan beat Memnon, Go beat The Nun, Kent beat Fingall, O Yes, O Yes, O Yes beat Carron, The Bravo beat Mountain Dew, Mat beat Match. Empress ran a bye.

Second Ties: O Yes beat Waterloo (after a tremendous course), Mat beat Go, The Bravo beat Draffan, Empress beat Kent.

The CALEDONIAN PLATE.

Mr. Downie na, b. bl. b. Wings
Mr. Henderson's A bd. d. Wee Charlie
Mr. Dingwall's bl. and w. b. Ariel

beat Mr. Raimes's r. b. Whimsey.
Sir W. A. Maxwell's bk. b. Merrythought.
Mr. C. Dunlop na. y. and w. d. Cringet.

beat Mr. Henderson's B. bk. and w. b. Lady Maria.
Mr. Craig na. bl. and w. b. Polly.
Lord Eglinton's bk. d. Dreadnought.
Sir W. A. Maxwell's bk. d. Mosstrooper.

Mr. W. Ramsay's bk. d. Rocket.

Mr. Duggan's bk. and w. d. Dodger.

Mr. Henderson's A. f. and w. d. Prince Albert.
Marquis of Douglas's bk. and w. b. Dino.
Dr. Brown's w. d. Dancer.

Lord Douglas's bd. and w. b. Mastic.
Mr. Raimes's bk. d. Captain.

Mr. Bake's r. d. Touchstone.

Mr. C. Dunlop na. r. d. Grasper.

First Ties: Wings beat Wee Charlie, Spankaway beat Ariel, Landseer beat Smart, Castlehill beat Whistler, Glasgow beat Arch Duke, Hero beat Robert, Maiden Queen beat Driver, Venus beat Cora.

Second Ties: Spankaway beat Wings (drawn after an undecided course, on account of a severe accident), Maiden Queen beat Venus, Gasgow beat Landseer, Castlehill beat Hero.

First Ties: Knight beat Bess, Glory beat Couper, Moustache beat Grace Darling, Mignonette beat My-ain-thing (after an undecided course).

Second Ties: Mignonette beat Knight (after an undecided course), Glory beat Moustache. The EAGLESHAM (CONSOLATION) STAKES of 2 sovs. each.

Third Ties: O Yes, O Yes, O Yes beat The Bravo, Empress beat Mat.
Deciding Course: Empress beat O Yes, O Yes, O Yes, and won the Cup.
The CALEDONIAN PLATE.

Third Ties: Glasgow beat Spankaway, Maiden Queen beat Castlehill.
Deciding Course: Glasgow beat Maiden Queen, and won the Plate.
The CALEDONIAN PURSE.

Deciding Course: Glory beat Mignonette, and won the Purse.

The EAGLESHAM (CONSOLATION) STAKES.
Ties: Memnon beat Dashaway, Cacciatore beat Merrythought.
Deciding Course: Memnon beat Cacciatore, and won the Stakes.
The POLNOON CASTLE (CONSOLATION) STAKES.

Ties: Traveller beat Forester, Wee Charlie beat Tramp.

Deciding Course: Wee Charlie beat Traveller, and won the Stakes.

Pedigrees of the Winners:-Empress is by Tramp, out of Nettle; Glasgow was bred by Mr. Hassal; Glory is by Spot, out of a bitch that never ran in public; Memnon is by Kingswell, out of Alicia; Wee Willie is by Jerry, out of Jerry.

Mr. Borron's w. and y. b. Britannia (late Caledonia) ran a bye.

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First Ties: Dewdrop beat Barefoot, Annan beat Bess, Veloz beat Wellington, Kent beat Butteryburn, Britannia beat My Lord, Glenkilloch ran a bye.

Second Ties: Dewdrop beat Annan, Kent beat Veloz (after an undecided course), Britannia beat Glenkilloch.

Third Ties: Dewdrop beat Britannia, Kent ran a bye.

Deciding Course: Lord Douglas's Kent beat Marquis of Douglas's Dewdrop, and won the Collar and Stake.

The CHALLENGE CUP; the best of three heats.

Mr. Baillie Cochrane, Challenger; Mr. Dickson, Holder and Acceptor.
Mr. Baillie Cochrane's bd. and w. d. Swallow

Mr. Dickson's r. d. Spring

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Pedigrees of the Winners.-Kent is by the late Mr. Graham's (of Airth) Squeezer, out of Lord Douglas's Kerse; Swallow is by Mr. Moffat's Victor, out of Mr. Baillie's (of Calteraller) celebrated Swallow.

EAGLESHAM, SATURDAY, APRIL 4.

MATCH BETWEEN WATERLOO AND CARRON. Best of three runs, for 200 sovs.
Lord Eglinton's d. and w. d. Waterloo
Mr. Bruce Jardine's f. and w. d. Carron

It is not thought convenient to give the details of the running at the Minor Meetings.

PYTCHLEY HUNT RACES.-WEDNESDAY, MARCH, 25th.

Stewards :-The Earls of Chesterfield and Compton, and Justinian Isham, Esq.

The Chesterfield Handicap of 25 sovs. each, 10 ft., and only 5, &c., with 50 added by Lord Chesterfield, and 50 from the Town Fund; once round and a distance; gentlemen riders (thirtythree subscribers, nineteen of whom declared).

Mr. Worthington's Northenden, by Battledore, five-years old, 11 st. 3lb. (Mr. Barker) 1

Mr. Dawson's Blue Pill, by Physician, four-years old, 10 st. 12 lb. (Capt. White)

Mr. Kingston's Appleton Lass, four-years old, 10 st. 7 lb. (Mr. Simmons)

Mr. Barry's Arthur, aged, 12 st. 7 lb. (Mr. Hysie Dixon)

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Mr. Goodman's Fame, four-years old, 11 st. 7 lb. (Mr. A. M'Donough)

Lord Chesterfield's Cubhunter, aged, 11 st. 5 lb. (Capt. Becher)

Capt. Lamb's Gardham, six-years old, 11 st. 3 lb. (Mr. W. M'Donough)
Mr. Curwen's Sir Felix, aged, 11 st. 2 lb. (owner)

Mr. Westbrook's Cerberus (half-bred), four-years old, 10 st. (Mr. W. Sadler) Betting: 7 to 4 agst. Blue Pill (taken), 4 to 1 agst. Appleton Lass, 5 to 1 agst. Cerberus, 10 to 1 agst. Arthur, and 10 to 1 agst. Fame.

The Open Stakes of 10 sovs. each, with 25 added from the fund; the winner to be sold for 150 sovs., &c.; gentlemen riders; once round and a distance (five subscribers).

Mr. Goodman's Pluto, four-years old, 10 st. 5 lb. (Capt. Becher)
Mr. Booth's Hahneman, five-years old, 10 st. 12 lb. (Mr. Simmons)
Mr. Foster's Variety, by Bizarre-Maria, three-years old, 9 st. (Mr. W. Sadler)
Mr. Lucas's Malton, six-years old, 11 st. 2 lb. (Mr. Drewe) ...
Mr. Faulconer's Honesty, six-years old, 11 st. 2 lb. (Mr. Oliver)

Betting: 2 to 1 agst. Hahneman, 5 to 2 agst. Variety, and 3 to 1 agst. Pluto. The Trial Stakes of 10 sovs. each, with 25 added from the fund, and 25 from Town Fund; one mile and a quarter (eight subscribers).

Mr. Faulconer's b. m. March First, five-years old, 9 st. 13 lb. (Goode)
Mr. E. Peele's b. c. Cuthbert, brother to Gilbert Gurney, by Muley, three-years old,
7 st. (G. Whitehouse)

Mr. V. Kingston's Appleton Lass, four-years old, 9 st. 4 lb. (Sly)

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Betting Even on Dunstan, and 2 to 1 agst. Cuthbert.

The Tally-ho Stakes of 25 sovs. each, 10 ft., for horses not thorough-bred; gentlemen riders; two miles (twenty subscribers).

Mr. Bell's Fearneley, by Gainsborough, four-years old, 10 st. 9 lb. (Capt. Williams) 1
Lord Chesterfield's Prizeflower, by Priam, six-years old, 12 st. (Capt. Becher)
Mr. Robertson na. Cracksman, by Pickpocket, four-years old, 10 st. 12 lb. (Mr.
Sirdefield)

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Mr. Harris na. sister to Prizeflower, three-years old, 8 st. 6 lb. (Mr. Simmons)
Mr. Hungerford na. br. f. by Seagrave, d. by Fireaway, four-years old, 10 st. 6lb.
(Mr. Wau)

Mr. Maley's Bellissima, by Bizarre, five-years old (3 lb. extra), 12 st. 4 lb. (Mr.
Powell)

Mr. J. O. Fairlie na. Bolivar, aged (3 lb. extra), 12 st. (Mr. Kent)

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A Farmers' Cup, value 50 sovs., for horses not thorough-bred, but bred in the county; gentlemen and farmers riders; heats, once round and a distance.

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Mr. T. Westley's br. g. Thief Cox (late Blackfriars), aged, 11 st. 11lb. (Barker) 1 1 Mr. J. Pettifer's b. m. Catchfly, four-years old, 11 st. (Lebird) Mr. R. Cowley's br. f. La Belle, by Belzoni, dam by Tiresias, the Curate's dam, four-years old, 10 st. 7 lb. (Cowley, jun.) Mr. W. Marriott's br. m. Leeway, aged, 11 st. 11 lb. (owner) Mr. Burbidge's b. g. Monteagle, by Spring Gun, dam by Ámadis, aged, 11 st. 11 lb. (Fisher) Mr. J. Faucett's ch. g. Kenwigs, by Hazard, out of a half-bred mare, six-years old, 11 st. 9 lb. (Faucetts, jun.) Mr. S. Dickins's br. m. May-day, by Frederick, dam by Clinker, five-years old, 11 st. 1 lb. (Frisby) A Hurdle Race Stakes of 15 sovs. each, 10 ft., with 40 sovs. added; four-year-olds, 10 st. 10 lb.; five, 11 st. 4 lb.; six, 11 st. 12 lb.; and aged, 12 st.; mares and geldings allowed three pounds; winners once of any race or steeple-chase, 3 lb.; twice, 5 lb.; and thrice, 7 lb. extra; thoroughbred horses 7 lb. in addition; two-miles; seven leaps.

HAMPTON SPRING MEETING.-TUESDAY, APRIL 7TH.

Sweepstakes of 10 sovs. each, 5 ft. for officers' horses, 11 st. each; winners once, 7 lb.; twice, 12 lb.; thrice, or more, 14 lb. extra; heats, once round and a distance (five subscribers).

Hurdle Race Sweepstakes of 10 sovs. each, h. ft., for all horses; weights, &c. as above, and the winner to be sold for £80, if demanded, &c.

A Sweepstakes of 3 sovs. each, with a Silver Cup added, for horses of all denominations; threeyear-olds, 9 st. 4 lb.; four, 10 st. 2 lb.; five, 11 st. 4lb.; six and aged, 12 st.; heats, once round; the winner to be sold for £40, if demanded.

A Sweepstakes of 3 sovs. each, and 40 added, for horses the property of Officers of the Household Brigade of Cavalry, and 11th Light Dragoons; 11 st. each, once round and a distance, was won by Capt. Wells's horse (Lord George Paget) beating Capt. Birstard's Mystery (W. Beauchamp), Capt. Alexander's b. m. (Mr. Birstard), and Capt Dogherty's Moustache (owner)

CROXTON PARK RACES.

Stewards: The Earl of Wilton, Lord Forester, and the Marquis of Granby. WEDNESDAY, April 8th.-The Farmer's Plate of 50 sovs., and 10 to the second horse, given by the gentleman of the Belvoir and Quorndon Hunts, for horses not thorough-bred (the property of, and bred by, farmers, residing within the district of the country hunted by the Belvoir, Quorndon, or Cottesmore hounds), which have been regularly hunted with one of those packs, and which never started previous to the day (except for this Plate), paid or received forfeit. A winner not allowed to start; four-year-olds, 11 st. 10 lb.; five, 12 st. 3 lb.; six and aged, 12 st. 7 lb.; mares allowed 3 lb.; heats, two miles; to be ridden by farmers or their sons.

Mr. Horsepool's ch. g. Bearblock, by Rector, aged (Mr. Pilgrim)
Mr. Sampey's b. g. Jocelyn, by King of the Valley, aged (owner)
Mr. H. Pyatt's ch. g. Little Tommy, aged (Mr. Nichol)
Mr. Wilder's ch. m. Kate Kearney, five-years old (owner)
Mr. Stokes's ch. c. Whitefoot, by Advance, four-years old (owner)