... LYTHAMl CIIAMPiON COURSING MEETlNG. I Steewards,--N. Slater, R. Craven, It. G. Jebb, B. Robin- son, Mi. w*. H. Woodburn, E. Thompsono, ani W. peacoCk, Esqrs. lon. Se., MI'. Bslke.-frudg, Mr. WVatson.-Slapper, Mr. Noblet. Wednesday and Thursday, December 9 and 10, The GREAT CLIFTON Cur, for all-aged dogs. Mr Landless's Spirit beat Mr Hodgaon's Kate Mr Blachburntssrmokcr ?? Mr W Taylor's Fly Wr ...

... Is 9 ? Th C El'PSOM RACES.-CoNCnLUDE, Tim Omms.-Fr;iay, Mlarty 17. f ho weather on [ rida) was r vrything that coulid he I wisl iel, 11ti Ihe show or fitshioibie ecompany quii oas full ais Iuisuil on this occalsion. Trhe grtan( stand had ao: reason to compillail of went of Cest o eors, foI tile retei pi, as wo are inforimed, exell any former season. The catorling of Messrs. Careless and IlHae ...

... Fleetwood Regatta and Rural Sportsg On Wednesday morning last the new town and port of Fleetwood-on-Wyre presented a most gay and animated appearance. There has beon, for some weeks past, a great influx of visitors to this place; and, on Wednesday morning, the trains brought a large additional number of persons from Preston, Kirkham, Poulton, Lytham, Blackpool, &e.; while the steamers from ...

... RAWCLIFFE MEETING. The fifth annual coursing meeting came off upon the manor of Raweliffe, by permission of T. R. Wilson France, Esq., on Wednesday last. The day was very unfavourable. The following is a return of the sports:- TuE RA1WCLnFOE Cup. Xi IOH. Entrance. Mr. 'Williams's b and w d Pleader, beat Mr. Woodhouse's f and w b Welcome. Mr. Miller's bw d Dart, beat Mr. Witton's b and w d Snap ...

... LYI'HAM PLO UG' 6lING MATCI. The Lythama annual ploughing match took place on Monday last, at Warton, in a field called the New I Marbh, near to the east ead of Lythain Dock. The field in which the ploughing took place was very unfavourablo foe the occasion, on account of the gravel beds in the soil. There were forty-seven allotments of land made, but only forty-five ploughe entered for ...

... | FLEET WOOD-ON-WYRE COUJRSING CLUB. M (From a Correspondent.) The first meoting this season of the newly establishcd coursing club, at Fleotwood, camo off on Monday last, ol the grounds bolonging to Sir Ilesketh Fleetwood, Bart., M.P, Mr. Battye, of Skipton, being the tryor. The day, though a little misty, was uncommonly favourablo, which causrd an unpreredented number of the lovers of the ...

... c owe I*. C OURSING. Tlll CALEIDr)oN-jIAN GOLD CUP. I:eUliIn' for tlis, interestilig match commenced at ?? l r Gblcfoov, oil MIonday1 last. Th'e assemblage cel fO I(,V 'lwa ;lll)t m lillner ?? allt r esp5ectable, and o I laqs of 1)oii;als, Lolld Douglaas, Sir 11. Ir iitfe b'iit 1 i.lP., a large ni umbier of eritlekimen fromn * c(tliilt alt I Li glail I afte ,tded on tlie gromin id. The ...

... MANOUESTER RAtHS. Ttmi'loy, Mo 2t. Manchester races have, of late years, grdually diminished hi Interest; and, as they continue to do 80, prmfiSD soon to go out altogether, providing no efforts are made to chok their rapid decay. Many reasons may probably be assigned for th state of things; and, If there is one circumstance more than anutbr which tends to the Injury of thc meeting, it is tile ...

... _ - I LANCASTER REGATTA. ft This annual entertainment took place on Halton Water, on Tuesday last, and attracted an immemnse concourse of spectators, amongst whomi woro most of the gentry of thle townV and neighibourhood, and their fahilies, and a consi- derable mnmber of visitors fromt Kendal, Preston, M~m- chester, Chester, Liverpool, Birlcenhead, &Fc. The day was remarkably propitious, ...

... All England Coursing Meeting, On the Manors of Sir P. 11. Fleettooeid, Bart., A.P., and .V,~ II. field IL01,,fleet., 1visit/i ?? Tuesday, Wednesday, and '1/ursduy, the 9th, 10th, and I Ith of Marchi, 1841. This important anl absorbing meeting commenced on Tuesday last. The weather throughout has been reunrka iily favourable, but the company in attendance has not been sot numierous as might ...

... I - - - - * - - - - - - - - - - -- -- -- -- -- - -- - -- -- -- -- -- - -- - -- - -- ?? - -- DONCASTER RACES. TU ES DA YA. The vweather was propitious, and the company in attend- ance very large. The FITZAVILLIAM STAKES of 10 sovs. each, and 50 added. Mile and a half. Mr. Mostyn's Wilderness - - (Nat) 1 Lord Glasgow's Conspiracy - - - - - 2 Mr. Merry's Chanticleer - - - - - - 3 £50 PLATE, the ...

... The Chester spring meeting commenced on Tuesday last, when, although the day was cold and gusty, there was a large and fashionable attendance of spectators. The GGRosvENO STAKtESof 15 sovs. each, 10 ft., With 80 sovs. added. (6 subs.) Sir J. Gerard's Pantisa ?? 1 Mr. Meiklamn's Deloruine ?? Mr. Wadlow names b. f. Burlesque . . ?? 3 The CHESTERFIELD STAZES, a handicap of 10 sovy. each, with 100 ...