TWENTY-FIRST

SERIES.

Albert, Letter to H. R. H. Prince, on certain
turf abuses, 1. His patronage of The Sport-
ing Magazine, 285.

AMATEUR on his Stilts, in a series of letters, 17,
203, 368.

America, time-races in, 384.

ANECDOTES:-The tar's sport on shore, 14.
The Arab's reply, 4. Eleazer Ashton, 42.
The Melton Doctor, 104. An Otter, 121.
Mr. Benjamin Rowland, 147. Two red-deer,
156. The Cornish Farmer, 245. The Grand
Turk, 277. Mr. Campbell, 357. The Arab
and his mare, 372. John Hutchinson, 388.
Applewhaite, Mr., his houunds and country, 22,
98.

AQUATICS:-Royal Yacht Squadron Club, pro-
ceedings of, 144, 342, 404, 406. The Re-
gatta, 404. Royal Thames Yacht Club
Sailing Matches Below-bridge, 280, 407, 471.
Above-bridge, 346. Meetings, 145, 347.
Eight-oared Match between Oxford and
Cambridge, 79. Arundel Yacht Club Sailing
Match Above-bridge, 281. Below-bridge,
408. Royal Victoria Yacht Club, 347.
British Yacht Club, 472. Contest for the
Cambridge Sculls, 28. Her Majesty's patron-
age of the Southampton Yacht Club, 342;
The Regatta, 345. Royal Irish Yacht Club
Regatta, 345. Henley-on-Thames Regatta,
342. Royal Northern Yacht Club Regatta,
406. Contest for the Silver Sculls, 409.
Arabs, their attachment to their horses, 4, 372.
Archer, Mr., runs with his bounds, 27, 119.
Archers, the Queen's St. Leonard's, patronised
by Prince Albert, 146.

Archery, Hansard's Book of, notice of, 139.
Ascot, improvements in the Course and Grand
Stand at, 77

Ashton, Eleazer, a fine old fox-hunter, sketch
of, 41.

Atherstone Country, places of meeting in, 98.
August the Twefth, prospects of, 357.
Australia, racing in, 383.

The Rod and the Gun,

history of the, by J. C.

Spooner on the foot of

(lithographs), 415.
423. British Turf,
Whyte, Esq., 445.
the Horse, 473.
Breaking to harness, remarks on, by CECIL, 378.
Breeding for the Turf and for the Chase, re-
marks on, 246. Nature of land calculated to
breed on, 247. Precaution against accidents,
and the construction of hovels, 242. Fences
and size of paddocks, and herbage most suit-
able for the horse, 251. Selection of mares,
Choice of stallions, 305. Symmetry,
Breeding-in-and-in, 441.
Brood-mares, the impolicy of allowing them to
be exported, 3.

301.

438.

Buffalo hunting in Bengal, description of, 186.
Bulteel, Mr., runs with his hounds, 27, 119, 245.
Bunbury, Sir Charles, the introducer of races
for short distances with light weights, 2.
Burnham, extraordinary ornithological and
ichthyological phænomena observed near,

233.

Bush, winter amusements in the, 221.

Campbell, Mr., anecdote of, 358.
Carp hole, description of the, 163.
Chamois hunter, song of the, 300.
Chantilly races, 179.

Chase, the, 78, 142, 348, 402.
Chester races, 122.

Childers, the Flying, authentic history and
description of, 61.

Cocktail, generally understood meaning of the
term, 309.

Corricle fishing on the Severn, description of,
444.

Correspondents. notices to, 80, 148, 284, 352,
416, 476.

Coursing Meetings:-County Cork and Moun-
tainstown, 10. The Caledonian and Biggar,
11.

Cricket Matches with the Marylebone and other
influential Clubs :-With Undergraduates of
Cambridge, St. John's Wood Club, and
University of Oxford, 282. With the Town
and Gown of Cambridge, and with eleven
gentlemen of Rugby, 283. With the Eto-
nians, and with eleven Westminsters, 349.
With the Royal Artillery and Cobbett, and
with the Oxford University, 350. With the
Northern Counties, return match with the
Royal Artillery and Cobbett, and with nine

gentlemen of Hants, 351. With the Har-
rovians, 352. With the Updown Club, 410.
With twelve of the Royal Artillery Club,
and return match with the Updown Club,
411. Dioner of the Marylebene Club, 145,
The Brighton and Sussex Royal Club, the
Goodwood, and Kent and Brighton, and Sussex
with Pilch and All England, 282. Sussex and
Nottingham, 283. Kent and Nottingham,
314. South Hants v. East Hants, and the
West Sussex Club, county of Kent and All
England, Oxford and Cambridge Universities,
350. Gentlemen of King's College and Eton
Collegians, 351. Return match between
Nottingham and Sussex, and annual matches
of the Eton, Winchester, and Harrow Schools,
410. Sussex and Hants, 411. Sussex with
Pilch against All England, West Kent and
Royal Artillery Clubs, Sussex with Box and
Lily white v. Surrey with Cobbett and Hillier,
and return match between Kent and All
England, 412. With eight gentlemen and
players of the Marylebone Club with three
slow bowlers, and eight gentlemen and players
with three fast bowlers, 349. Between the
gentlemen and players of the Club, 411.
Marylebone against Hampshire, Sussex and
Hampshire, Kent and All England, Maryle-
bone and Northern Counties, and Sussex and
Brighton, 473.

Cricketing extraordinary, 332.
Croxton Park races, 43.

Crucifix, impromptu on, 138. her pedigree
and performances, 360.

Cummermait Rungles, detail of sport in, 235.
Currycomb, objections to its use, 401.

Dean, Will, lines to, 12.

Derby and Oaks Stakes 1842, nominations for
the, 318.

Devon and Somerset stag-hounds, commence-
ment of the season with, 453.

Diseases of horses, suggestions for the first
treatment of, 107

Dishonest practices on the turf exposed, 331,
371.

Don, a celebrated setter, pedigree of, 96,
Doncaster meeting, a glance at by a Quiet and
Easy Observer, 353.
Doncaster races, 417.

Elcho, Lord, list of his hounds, 256.

English Turf, chapters on the history of, from

its earliest commencement to the present
time, 61, 212, 385.
Epsom races, 150.

Exportation of blood-stock, remarks on, 3, 240,
276. statute prohibiting it, 4.

Feat, a strange one, 358.

Fife hounds, runs with, 54.

Fine Arts, 415.

Fish, experiment on the growth of, 470.

Fishing Tour in Ireland and Scotland, by a
Cosmopolite, notice of, 293.
Florence races, 90.

Fly-fishing in Staffordshire and Shropshire, 333.
Foreign Lands, see Scenes and Sports.

Handicaps, on the advantages of, 238. Further
observations on the subject, with a comment
on the conditions of Selling Stakes, 329.
Heath-burning, the inutility of, 359.
Hodgson, Mr., presentation of plate to, 142.
Holyoake, Mr., Thomas, his acceptance of the
Albrighton country, 78.

Hopwood beagles, a word or two about, 41.
Horse, first treatment of some diseases to which
he is subject, 107.
Horsemanship, see Riding.
Hunters, sale of, 144.

Hunting Tour:-The Atherstone country, 22.
List of the hounds, 23. Of the places of
meeting, 98. Hints for the preservation of
foxes, 100. The Melton Doctor, 104.
Hunting Scenes in America, Sir W. Drummond
Stewart's paintings of described, 7.
Hutchinson, John, anecdote of, 388.

Impromptus:-On Crucifix, 138. By a young
Lady, 243.

Jockey Club, decision of respecting the Duke of
Portland's Beiram colt, 77. Rules passed at
a Meeting at Newmarket, 141.

Leamington Stakes, acceptances for, 293.
Leicestershire, detail of sport with Mr. Assheton

Smith, Lord Cardigan, the Marquis of Water.
ford, and Mr. Moor, by, and the Budget of,
THE ADELPHI, 129.

Leistering salmon in Scotland, description of,

165.

Leister song, the, 168.

Leap, an extraordinary one by a pony, 476.
Literary Notices, 139, 283, 293, 352, 399, 414,
423.474.

Little Paddy, a celebrated pedestrian, 71
Liverpool July Meeting, a word or two on, 261.
Liverpool, pedigree and performances of, 424.

Mackerel fishing and puffin shooting in the bay
of Galway, 458.

Mares, on the selection of them for breeding,
301.

Match against time by a rare screw, 291.
Melton Doctor, anecdote of the, 104.
Melville, Mr. Whyte, runs with his hounds, 53.