" Zelie, ou L'Amour et La Magie.” In addition to some excellently painted scenery by Mr. Charles Marshall, two well-arranged tableaux, and some wonderful effects, particularly that of the trickling waters, there are dances both novel and pleasing. The grand pas des elemens is charmingly illustrated, and is, from its fascinating character, likely to be repeated again and again. Rosati maintains her high position in the choregraphic art; and excellent support she receives from Malle. Louise Fleury, together with Mdlles. Esper (who, as L'Eau, positively imparts a palatable tone to water), Rosa, Lamoureux, and Allegrini, all of whom glide along the stage in form and being closely resembling gossamery spirits rather than common children of earth, NOTES OF THE MONTH PAST. The past month has been generally “a damper," and the pursuits of pleasure made altogether under difficulties. Regattas and cricket matches however, two varieties of national sport now just coming into full play, have been duly run off as announced, although in scarcely any instance with their customary éclat. Still some of the yacht finishes have been unusually close and exciting, particularly that on the last Saturday in the month, between The Secret, Zuleika, and Phantom, over the Erith Water, being the second match this season of the Royal London Yacht Club. The great “Goodwood" of rowing men, held at Henley, also last week, was certainly far below the average, although the weather, for a wonder, was all that could be wished. The Grand Challenge Cup went again to Oxford, who had it all their own way, Cambridge making little or no claim this season, and the eightoars, in fact, being generally wanting. That terrible “bogy,” the coming election, which is to take ambitious Commoners from “Lord's," and critical connoisseurs from Lumley's ; to thin the Lewes Grand Agricultural Show, and even threaten Goodwood, bas already been proclaimed-in conjunction with a moistish atmosphere of course--as the great first cause of all this coming depression. Even the fine weather could not overcome it at Henley, while too many other gala days of different degrees, from Chiswick to Cremorne, have been got through without any such assured attraction of sunshine. A word the other way tells us that the promise for the trigger is opening well, from the moors particularly; though no one ever yet heard of a bad report from our canny friends further north. In despite of this, some good kennels of dogs have been brought to the hammerLord Sefton's pointers, Captain Penrose's setters, and later still Lord Derby's lot, embracing both breeds. They went as follows:-, SETTERS. Gs. Doxey, r, b., by the Earl of Derby's Fop, out of his Queen, three years and a-half years old ............................................... 28 Ned, r. w. d., from Mr. Foster's kennels, four and a half years old......... 27 Ranger, r. w. d., by the Earl of Chesterfield's Buff' out of a bitch of Mr. Mun· day's, of Shipley, four and a half years old ......... Dirk, r. w, d., by thc Earl of Derby's Don out of his Queen, two and a-half years old ...................................................... 14 Dan, r. w. d., by the Earl of Derby's Don out of his Queen, two years old.... 13 Ned, liver w. d., from the kennel of Edward Turner, Esq., of Nabbs House, Tottington, four years old .............. .................. ........ la 10% Nem vz * sur last number, about the y as e es, steeple-chases, Dick :: Nou knew how many thouwas. Visur vint of acceptances, but W great good taste, as we . $24Tous sicult bare becn ascer. : Trumpets. The lady referred ZT rustet to be Miss Reynolds--an s ! gilant gentleman who threw k ser Jr. : Ir. Smith, Captain e STATE OF THE ODDS, &o. 35 27 15 . 245 . 70 SALE OF BLOOD STOCK. (By Messrs. Tattersall.) On Monday, May 31st. The first detachment of the Willesden Stud, confined to the yearlings, at the following prices Bay Colt, by Harkaway, dam by Reveller, out of Veil ...... 200 Bay Fily, by Harkaway, out of Rigolette, by Jerry ........... 160 Bay Filly, by Harkaway, dam by Camel, out of Loutherbourg's dam .... Chesout Colt, by Harkaway, out of Ukraine, by Hetman Platoff ... 73 Chesnut Colt, by Ratcatcher, out of Ruthful, by Beiram ...... Chesnut Filly, by The Libel, out of Lantern, by Lamplighter .. ..... Black Colt, by The Libel, out of Twilight, by Velocipede........ Bay Colt, by Harkaway, out of Britannia, by Sheet Anchor...... Bay Filly, by Harkaway, out of Eugenie, by Touchstone ..... Bay Filly. by The Libel, out of Pergama, by Priam ....... Chesnut Filly, by Harkaway, out of Louisa, by Tomboy ...... Black Filly, by Touchstone, out of Jet, by Velocipede ........ 145 Chesnut Colt, by Harkaway, out of Gretoa.............................. Black Colt, by Footstool, out of Plenty (sister to Planet) by Bay Middleton .. 14 Bay Colt, by Harkaway, out of Wilmot (sister to Wolfdog), by Freney ...... li On Monday, June 7th, two yearlings out of three put up, THE PROPERTY OF MR. XEWTON, SIR J. HAWLEY'S YEARLINGS. BROOD MARES. foal by Harkaway, and covered by Don John .... Twilight, by Velocipede, out of Miss Garforth, by Walton, with a filly-foal by The Libe!, and covered by Don John........ Pergama, by Priam, out of Eliza Leeds, by Comus, with a filly-foal by Hark away, and covered by Don Jobn.......... Plenty (sister to Planet), by Bay Middleton, out of Plenary, &c., with a filly fual by The Libel, and covered by Don John.... ....... Rigolette, by Jerry, out of Rhodope, by Sultan, covered by Don John ...... Amaranth, by Bay Middleton, dam, Miss Fanny, by Walton-covered by Don Jobn ........ Delhi, by Plenipotentiary, out of Pawn Junior, by Waxy, covered by Don .............................................. ......... Camel Mare, out of Loutherbourg's dam, by Smolensko- covered by Don John .............:::.......................... Eluina, by Emilius, out of Mangel-wurzel, by Merlin-covered by Don John.. Grerna (own sister to Corranna), by Hymen, dam by Perchance-covered by Don John .......... Pultaxa, by Hetman Platoff, out of The Maid of Fez, by Muley Moloch-co vered by Don John ........... Glencoe Mare (the dam of Lacitat and Clarissa), out of Frolicsome, by Frolic covered by The Libel ......... Eugenie, by Touchstone, out of Gipsy, by 'Pramp-covered by Don John .... Jet, by Velocipede, out of Lucetta, by Reveller-covered by The Reveller .... 21 .. 18 ....... ........ 144 POINTERS, Sam, liver w. d., bred by Mr, G. Moore, of Appleby, six years old ........ 26 Priss, liver w. d., bred hy Mr. Lang, gunsmith, of the Haymarket, three years old......................................... Dainty, liver w. b., by Sam out of the Earl of Derby's Doll, two years old .. 18 Bang, liver w. d., bred by Mr. G. Walker, of Eastwood, Notts, two years old. 171 Duke, liver w. d., by Sam out of the Earl of Derby's Doll, three years old .. 17 Danger, liver w. d., by Sam out of the Earl of Derby's Doll, two years oid .. 16) Tramp, liver w. d., bred by Mr. Lang, gunsmith, of the Haymarket, two years old ......, ......... 164 Shot, liver w.d., by the above Sam out of the Earl of Derby's Jet, three years old ....... ......... 16 Grog, liver w. d., by the Earl of Sefton's Topaz out of Mr, Neilson's Moll, two and a-half years old ....... ........ 15 Sappho, liver w. b., by the above Sam out of the Earl of Derby's Jet, three years old ................ . ..... ......... 15 Doll, liver w. b., by Mr. Gilsmith's dog out of a bitch of Mr. Kilsbaw's, four years old ........................ Dan, liver w. d., by Sam out of the Earl of Derby's Doll, two years old .... 131 Bounce, liver d., by Mr. Kedwood's Smack out of his Charlotte, two and H-half years old .................................................. 12 Ben, liver d., by Mr. Kedwood's Smack out of his Charlotte, two and a half years old ..................... ................................. 104 Don, liver w, t, d., bred by the Earl of Derby, one year and a-half old...... 10; Dido, liver w. b., by the Earl of Derby's Tramp out of his Doll, 10 months old 9 On the same day (June 14th) Mr. Gearey's hunters made the follow, ing good average : GS, Red wing .......... 150 Betsy Baker ...... 105 | Galway.......... 55 Mazeppa .......... 130 The Hare ......... 90 | Waterwitch ........ 33 | Trumpeter .......... 64 On the Monday previous the Pytchley horses were brought up with this result: Gs. 68.1 Gs. Countess ........... 195 Bendigo.. .... 66 Viscount .... Toothpick .......... 135 Schoolboy ,,... 61 Berridge .... Protection........., 130 The Cob ...., 60 Ploughboy.... Brunette ...... .. 130 Mischief ........ 54 Tipperary .... Amazon .. 110 Ironstone , .. 53 Sanders ............ Nicol ....... .. 110 Misletoe ..... 51 Maria.............. GS, The wonderful challenge we inserted in our last number, about the young lady hunting her hounds, riding races, steeple-chases, DickTurpin feats on the road, and so on, for nobody knew how many thousands aside, has ended in smoke. Not for want of acceptances, but rather quite the reverse ; the young lady---with great good taste, as we take it declining to exhibit : but surely this should have been ascertained previous to so terrible a flourish of trumpets. The lady referred to, as we hinted last month, is now admitted to be Miss Reynolds-an accomplished horsewoman indeed-and the gallant gentleman who threw down the glove so unceremoniously for her, a Mr. Smith, Captain Smith, or Major Smith, as the case may be, STATE OF THE ODDS, &c. .... 15 SALE OF BLOOD STOCK. (By Messrs. Tattersall.) On Monday, May 31st. The first detachment of the Willesden Stud, confined to the yearlings, at the following prices Bay Colt, by Harkaway, dam by Reveller, out of Veil ......, 200 Bay Filly, by Harkaway, out of Rigolette, by Jerry .......... 160 Bay Filly, by Harkaway, dam by Camel, out of Loutherboarg's dam ... Chesout Colt, by Harkaway, out of Ukraine, by Hetman Platoff ...... Chesnat Colt, by Ratcatcher, out of Ruthful, by Beiram ....... Clicsnut Füly, by The Libel, out of Lantern, by Lamplighter. Black Colt, by The Libel, out of Twilight, by Velocipede..... Bay Colt, by Harkaway, out of Britannia, by Sheet Anchor.... Bay Filly, by Harkaway, out of Eugenie, by Touchstone .... Bay Filly, by The Libel, out of Pergama, by Priam ... Chesnut Filly, by Harkaway, out of Lonisa, by Tomboy ....... Black Filly, by Touchstone, out of Jet, by Velocipede ............... Chesnut Colt, by Harkaway, out of Gretna....... Black Colt, by Bootstool, out of Plenty (sister to Planet) by Bay Middleton.. Bay Colt, by Harkaway, out of Wilmot (sister to Wolfdog), by Freney ...... On Monday, June 7th, two yearlings out of three put up, THE PROPERTY OF MR. NEWTON, SIR J. HAWLEY'S YEARLINGS. BROOD MARES. A bay mare by Reveller, dam Veil (sister to Varnish), by Rubens, with a colt. foal by Harkaway, and covered by Don John ..... .......... 43 Twilight, by Velocipede, out of Miss Garforth, by Walton, with a tilly-foal by The Libe!, und covered by Don John....... Pergama, by Priam, out of Eliza Leeds, by Comus, with a filly-foal by Hark away, and covered by Don John...... Plenty (sister to Planet), by Bay Middleton, out of Plenary, &c., with a filly. foal by The Libel, and covered by Don John....... Rigolette, by Jerry, out of Rhodope, by Sultan, covered by Don John ...... Amaranth, by Bay Middleton, dam, Miss Fanny, by Walton-covered by Don Jobn ........................................................... Delhi, by Plenipotentiary, out of Pawn Junior, by Waxy, covered by Don John .......: Camel Mare, out of Loutherbourg's dam, by Smolensko- covered by Don John ............. Eluina, by Emilios, out of Mangel-wurzel, by Merlin-covered by Don John.. Greina (own sister to Corranna), by Hymen, dam by Perchance covered by Don John ....... Pultawa, by Hetman Platoff, out of The Maid of Fez, by Muley Moloch-co vered by Don John ....... Glencoe Mare (the dam of Lalitat and Clarissa), out of Frolicsome, by Frolic corered by The Libel ................................ Eugenie, by Touchstone, out of Gipsy, by 'Pramp-covered by Don John .... Jet, by Velocipede, out of Lucetta, by Reveller-covered by The Reveller .... |