... WARWICK RACES-TUESDAY. The Guy Stakes of 50 sovs. erih, Tb. ft. The mile courso. Mr. Britten's ch. f. Susanna ?? (Chappla) I M1r. IRawlinsion's b. c. Chilson ?? 2 IMr. Cooke's ch. f. Romaika ?? ?? 3 Mr. (fibord's ch. c. by Langar, out of Kalima ?? 4 Susanna jumped off vith the lead, was challenged at the dis- tance, but uever headed, and won by half a ciech; the other two beaten offE The ...

... NEWMARKET SIECOND OCTOBER MiETIlNG. -IONDAY. Handicap Sweepstakes of 20 sovs. each.: ?? Lord Stradbroke's Evenus . . (Nat) I Mr1. Payec's Audrey . 2 Mr. Worley's Example .3 Lord Stradbroko's Boarding-school Miss walked over for the Coffee Room Stakes, (First Class). 501. for two-year-olds. T.Y.C. Mr. Edwards's Hcdgehog .. ?? .. .. (E. Edivrds) I Lord W. Powlett's o by Jerry-Zeal.. ?? ?? ?? 2 ...

... El'S(.'vf RACES-Tuummy. 11-1 ?? I., ? The Craven taesof li sAL ceaolh, ?? four, list. ; tii'e, list. ftlh. ; six, 9.,t. ?? ; aird aged, Vat. 51b. Tho last mile till') lb qurter. Eight etubs. Loe , i ;. ?? k's Sclh, yr: ?? ?? .. Di ?? I- 10AI'S QUO 1)[0111. V I MrI Boeedi ?? 'lolig t.iii t r:,ci tvivi L,rrd Exeter, 1sIybs I,. 0' ?? C, to 4 onl Cararran. ciii 4 t1, I' Ieilist Se~ll. Rielhard ...

... OXFORD RACES-TUESDAY AUt. 18. Our aniual Races took place in Port Mfeadow on .Tuesdsy and WVedneaddy last ;- and, 0oving to the very unfavourable state of the weateier, there was a scanty attendance of company on both days. 'The racing, hotever, was exeellent,anid has seldom been excelled either oiln our own or any other course. We regret to state that a serious accident, which befel one of ...

... THE DERBY We have to rom-a tf- i'os?i's. We hifac to record two incidents ecnnceteij with this race which cannot fail to excite Censiderable interest. 'riley rotate to ?3inadjon and Auckland, who stood Oil Monday third and fourth the Derby in the list of favoorites, the lotter seith a host of backors. 'rho hon during first betting at Epooni yesterday morning betrayed a dispeoltion which the to ...

... Tuesday being the appointed day for the battle ?? and a Black named Joseph, many thousands of Mlack-legs of all, ranks assembled on Coonsbj Warren.. Carter is a 14 stone man, but having been beat by Powers at RIickianswortl, when the latter was in extreme ill health, and his subse. quenktdefeat by Molineux, lie was not thought much of.' The Black nieter before exhibitediin the Prize- ring; but ...

... Most young sportsmen, and many old ones, fancy that nothingpgreat can be done on the first day, with- out they go outas soon as they can see to distinguish a bird from a dog. This may possibly be necessary for those who start from a lown, where two or three unfortunate coveys are to be contended for by half the lawyers, doctors, schoolmasters, sporting parsons, and tradesmen, in the place; but ...

... NEWM1AREET FIRST OCTOBER MEETING. TUESDAY, OcTonBR 1. The Hopeful Stakes of 40 sovs. each, It. ft.; for two-year-old colts, 8st. Gib. and fillies, 3st. 41b. Last half of Ab. Mile. 15 subscribers. Mer. Nevill's Amado . ?? . .. ?? . (Conolty) I Gernralt Waltole's f. by Mterlin, dam by Pliantom .. 2 Lord Orford's ci t. Emitius, out of Rachael . . 3 Lord Exeter's Sister to Cactus . . 4 Mr. Forth's ...

... W(ORCIESTER G RA ND S'31'F'-PLE CI ASzE, N7V. 7. As beautiful a dav as evcr Ahone uponi N'ovebor. gra- ed the clsirlig of this capital meeting. ial lv in the li;reenon ihoxisards were congregateid on t hlieCouse, antl In everyplot .,rnding a view of tihe race. 'Tho Stand was crotaded to solTheatiun, and nas tie hour drekv nigh, iltense excitertlit prevailed. 'T'here %ere eloven herses only ...

... The Oxford and Cambridge Bloat Rlace. The contest of Saturday last the 11th of June was one of the most spirited and beautiful struggles on record. Oxford re- deemed its aquatic laurels in a race never surpassed for science, stamina, and gallantry; and Cambridge, the victor of four suc- cessive races on the same course, sustained a defeat. It was the triumph of' weight and superior lasting ...

... TATTER.9AL-'S-MONDAY. 14 to I agst Mr. Coliult's Caltolite (tahen. 15 .. .. Mr. IV. Dwavsoni's Merry Aidurev 18 I Air. Sharratt's Ilke Prior (talen.) .. 20 I .. Mr. Milliank's Sir Robert (taken.) 2q . .. Mr. . J. 'Fting's T'acita. 25 1 .. Dr lraulleod's Reciprocity. 25 .. 1 . Lord Rellionii's Jamie Forest. 25 .. Lord Wctrtni ster's Martyr. 311 I Mr. P'lrnimer's Alice Flaivthorn (talen). 30 I ...

... i' CRICK;ET. On rndsflay 1lost the r eti':: match nf ericket hftween the Woil- lngiord aait V helaticy ultil hwvag playod on theo W'hIatley grotlnd Ildiore n ilumerou o asseltbilago of ipeectators, who umn;bh admilre tho pl1:13 of loithl parties especially the howling--that of i. Winidus 1and 11 i. Pavilolil ll olia ii lit Orl( simd hlei hig purt ic alarly goo d and very eiLective. 'IThe gumo ...