... AH(WOODHOUISES) STEEPLE- ASH CHASES. Th TIUrESDAY. FEBRUARY 24. T. P Jatiwiry, -were brou.ghtl to a very siesseem-lu issue Over aL A. Po cipsial, iunting CiuLree, situate~ somie 3,- miles Ir ...

... RE ANTD CHESHIRE., RUGBY. LIVERPOOL FIR8T FIFTEEN v. REST TWE&'TY-TWO. Thiamatchbwaplayed at Aigbutrthon Satnr'ay, before a fair number of spectators, and was a most ?? opening foe the season. In the first half, Durandu dropped a neat toal, and Fernie and Xeyworth secured triesm Dreanda doing the need- fuL In the second halt the Rest ' once or twice invaded their opponents' quartera, but ...

... r~~ = == 7 ILACISGO SPOR TING l(Ol\hS. It is surely time the ttai as rungdown s upon the illegitimate btisbesas Day after day A reference to the . returi ! disclose lamentable overty in the ...

... WMARKET HORSES AT EXERCISE. FRIDAY. On the Racecourse side, MARSH'S Carabinier, asr,,a. La [`!lcLe, Turiddu, Water- SjP , s , Gamboe, Unicorn, Tandera- 12 ' ?? 0 1)a-tawav. Eiu-i ...

... : 8 9 RACING7 3 70o xe, N'OTES AND ANTICIPATIONS. 7 Tuesdayr Night. Beb After the Suse fortnight a calm comes over bar th ning world, and a-large majority of book-wa makers and backer take their wives and families Vo iid to the eeaside. Thus big crowds arm not expectd the ~ As- at the meetings till Doncaster and the St. Leger of Ind summonit all back again. to work. The weather ad was as hot ...

... BICKERSTAFFE PLOUGHING MATCHE Yeeday,-the 55th annual ploughing nlatoh in aeejtion with the Bickerst-ffe Ploughing Society was held in a field near the Stanley GZte I. There were altogether 22 competi ...

... LIVERPOOL. WEDNESDAY EVENING. As to Hfungerford, I dare not attempt to pre- dict. Should LORD Buncimio run for the Trial Stakes, he roust win. The other events I know nothing of. H. H, COURSING. TnIID EOUTII LANoAsHiRE OPEN CouRSING MEETING.-In consequence of the severe frost, the drawing for this meeting did not take place last evening, Thursday and Friday, the I0th and 11th March, are the ...

... Lxvurboot. SATURDAY EVENING. The late GOcdwood 'meeting has proved an entire success, the reunion in the ducal park having been one of the largest and most brilliant recorded In the annals of Goodwood. Although the issues of the several two-year-old contests have not been prolific' of any Startling features, they have still furnished many points of intereot with regard to the Derby of 1868 ...

... LivmcrPooL, MONDAY DiEVENING. The so-called First Ootober.meeting at New. market will engross all the interest of the racing world during the week. The programme is quite up to the mark, a ...

... '..:;T1NGA J. ! ,, . ?? I .. ., . _ _ 's a M1UMMBIR31EETINU. The 93rd annual contest -for the Derby stakes camn off to-ilpy, and reaulted in the dlsoomfiture of the prophits. Tbilfteeii years sgo Mr. James Merry, M.P., won the Deiby with ThormanlaY. On soevril 0C56toadcsaine siso tiecapbshv been, to thajore, sand,- sniw for the seond time be ha# ?? a.Tery popular' vctbry by the sassistanceP of ...

... LSPQORTING. I SPORTING NOTES. The following aro may solootiena for this. slay,:- The Great Northern Loper should be won by C11IVALROUS, notwithstanding her 7 1t. penalty; Lambtton Plato, NAPOLESON Ill.; Elton Juvehiie Stakes, SCOTCH ~IucE; and the HatliwickoeStakes, ORGANIST or LADY PORTLAND. For the Castle Handicap at Windsor!I fancy the COLONEL Or MIrSS ORTON; Park Welter Handicap, His ...

... I LIVERPOOL SPRING MEETING. Tbe following are the corrected entries forthe Liverpool Spring Cup and the Handicap Hurdle Rsace, to be run for on Tuesday, March 8: -- The LIVERPOOL S1RIhNG Cup (Handicap) of 100 soVH., in specie, added to a Sweepstakes of 10 sova. each, 6 it. A winner of any handicap after the publication of the veights 7 Ibs. extra. The winner to pay 10 soys. towards eexpenses. ...