EMBELLISHMENTS. JACK TAR.-ENGRAVED BY J. MOOR, FROM A PAINTING BY W. II. DAVIS; AND AWAITING THE SHELTY.—ENGRAVED BY E. HACKER, FROM A PAINTING BY C. B. SPALDING. TWO YEARS IN THE FAR WEST.-BY THE AUTHOR OF 389 A PEEP AT THE PROVINCES; OR, THE CRACK PACKS OF -BY ACTEON 405 414 ROMANCE AND REALITY.-BY GEORGE J. O. ALLMAN SPORTING INCIDENTS AT HOME AND ABROAD (FROM THE MS. TO AND EDITED BY LORD WILLIAM LENNOX. BEAR-SHOOTING.-BY H. LLOYD A PEEP INTO PEMBROKESHIRE. BY WINESOUR COACHING AS IT IS.-BY GLENDOWER 415 423 430 434 THE FISTIC TOURNAMENT, 1847; WITH A FEW REMARKS UPON THE PRIZE-RING OF THE PRESENT AND depend upon it, a nag that can cut down a moderate field cleverly then and there, will not cut up very bad with a better. As the Oaks betting will all depend on the result of the Thousand Guineas Stakes, we will offer no remarks on the little that has been done; and as the Chester Cup will be decided almost as soon as our Magazine is out, we may sum up with the fact that speculation upon it was never worse. As a book-making race it's reign appears about over. April 3rd. | April 11th. | April 17th. April 26th. Surplice.. THE DERBY, 1848. Springy Jack Loadstone.. Eagle's Plume Flatcatcher Besborough The Stinger The Fiddler Newmarket. Newmarket. 8 to 1 9 to 1 9 1 9 .. 10 1 9. 1 10 1 11 1 12 1 9 1 16 EMBELLISHMENTS. JACK TAR.ENGRAVED BY J. MOOR, FROM A PAINTING BY W. II. DAVIS; AND AWAITING THE SHELTY.-ENGRAVED BY E. HACKER, FROM A PAINTING BY C. B. SPALDING. CONTENTS. DIARY FOR JUNE THE RACING IN MAY.-BY CRAVEN TWO YEARS IN THE FAR WEST.-BY THE AUTHOR OF 66 STORIES OF WATERLOO," &c. THE RABBIT BEAGLE.-BY VELVETEEN A PEEP AT THE PROVINCES; OR, THE CRACK Page. 375 389 397 399 405 PACKS OF ROMANCE AND REALITY.-BY GEORGE J. O. ALLMAN SPORTING INCIDENTS At Home AND ABROAD (FROM THE MS. BEAR-SHOOTING.-BY H. LLOYD THE FISTIC TOURNAMENT, 1847; WITH A FEW REMARKS UPON THE PRIZE-RING OF THE PRESENT AND AWAITING THE SHELTY.-BY OXONIAN depend upon it, a nag that can cut down a moderate field cleverly then and there, will not cut up very bad with a better. As the Oaks betting will all depend on the result of the Thousand Guineas Stakes, we will offer no remarks on the little that has been done; and as the Chester Cup will be decided almost as soon as our Magazine is out, we may sum up with the fact that speculation upon it was never worse. As a book-making race it's reign appears about over. April 3rd. | April 11th. / April 17th. April 26th. Newmarket. Newmarket. Beverlac Great Western The Sheriff Deerstalker John Orridge.. Sunnyside. Mr. Green's lot.. Dilly's lot..... 40 1 40 .. 1 Attraction... Lady Elizabeth.. THE CHESTER CUP. yrs. st. lbs. War Eagle Glen Saddel 18 1 18 1 .. EMBELLISHMENTS. JACK TAR.-ENGRAVED BY J. MOOR, FROM A PAINTING BY W. II, DAVIS; AND AWAITING THE SHELTY.—ENGRAVED BY E. HACKER, FROM A PAINTING BY C. B. SPALDING. CONTENTS. DIARY FOR JUNE THE RACING IN MAY.-BY CRAVEN TWO YEARS IN THE FAR WEST.-BY THE AUTHOR OF (( STORIES OF WATERLOO," &c. A PEEP AT THE PROVINCES; OR, THE CRACK 389 414 PACKS OF ROMANCE AND REALITY.-BY GEORGE J. O. ALLMAN SPORTING INCIDENTS AT HOME AND ABROAD (FROM THE MS. BEAR-SHOOTING.-BY H. LLOYD THE FISTIC TOURNAMENT, 1847; WITH A FEW REMARKS PAST ANACREONTIC.-BY GEORGE J. O. ALLMAN JACK TAR.-BY CASTOR UPON THE PRIZE-RING OF THE PRESENT AND AWAITING THE SHELTY.-BY OXONIAN |