... PREfSTON RECaTT-A1. 0 For some months past, the river Uibble, where it eskirts bttr beautiful town, has occasionally been le autinated bv the appearance of a larger number of pleasure boats than has ever beeai remarked in fontner years, and thoagh the channel, excepting it during high tidles, is by no means favourable for the navigations of vessels of even moderate burihen, owing to its ...

... I ---LIVERPOOL RACES, 18382. (AINTREE COUIiSE.) The meeting at this course commenced on Tuesday. As on former occasions, the busy multi- tude were early astir towards the scene of action the roads leading to the ground continued, to a late hour, lined with those on foot, and they %lhn, by better fortune, were enabled to gain a se:.t in a conveyance differitg in quality from the humble cart to ...

... olICKET MATCH. ' In the afternoon of Thursday, a friendly. match at cricket, between the married and single members of the Preston club, was played on the Marslt. The wickets were pitcelud at three o'clock, and by that time a great number of spectators were present to witness the sport. The day was remarkably fine, and from the situation of the ground, the elegant flags marking the boundaries ...

... DONCASTER RACES, los'. I ?? DONCASTEft, TL'ESnDAY NecsrT.-'ilhe races commenced at two o'cilik wvi-h the rwa. yr. old Prodluce Stakes after which the St. Leger was deccided. We give iull and acurate particnlars of them. Two-yr-old Produce Stakcs, of 100sovs. each, h. ft. Red Hoou8e in. Ten subscribers. Mr. Ridsdale'sc. by ?? I Mr. Pu.,se's cli. f. by Whisker-Swis's dam ?? Mr. Flouldsworth's ci ...

... PRESTON RACES - ?? ?? 'I 2' a .V..fio . _ TUESDAY, JULY 10th. SWEEPSTAKES of 6 Sovereigns -each, With 30 Sove. reigns added, for all ages. One mile and-a quarter. Mr. Thompson's b g Orthodox, aged ?? (CaUowry) I Mr. Hope's br c Whittingliam, 3 Y ° . fell Mr. Jacques' bl f Mavis (late Golden Pippin) *. . fell SAMIE DAY. SWEEPSTAKES of 50 Sovereigns ?? mile and three-quarters. I.d. Westminster's ...

... SPORTINcG. LIVERPOOL JULY MEETING. These popular races commenced on Tuesday. Thb morning was dull and heavy, but fortunately the rain kept ofX and on the whole the day wits very favourable. The company in point of numbehrs was fully equal to aly former meeting. Amongst the fmh~iousbl-c wor. tsh E1ri of D:..rby, Lord and Lady Stanley, Sir John Gerard, Robt. Greg Hlopwood, Esq., C. C. Greville, ...

... SPORTING MANCIIESTER MEETING. Manchester, W! ednesday night. Our meeting comimienced this day. During the morning there was every prospect of rain, hut it held oif. The dust was very great en routc to the Moor, which was better attended than we expected. The Grand Stand exhibited the slightest show-par- ticularly of Lancashire Witches, The ground was in the highest perfection and although ...

... 'BURINLEY RACES, 1836. TuURSDAY, AuGusT 18TH. A GOLD CUP, value 60 s6vs., added to a Handicap Sweepstakes of 10 sovs. each, 5 ft. Twice round and a dib- tance. Mr. Barrow's b. mn. Catberina, G y o ?? (Hopwood) I Lord Stanley's ch. c. Arnesrath, 4 y o ?? 2 Mr. Whittaker's b. f. Lady Blessington, 3 y o ?? A HUNTERS' STAKES of 6 sovs. each, with 25 sovs. addded. Heats, twice round and a distance. ...

... |1 ~~ SPORTINVG. LIVERPOOL AUTUMIN MEETING, lltdnedady, September 25. 'rho Earl of CIESsTErflIELD. I The Earl of SBrTnN. This meeting,~ tile substitute for tire once celebrated bat. now defunct Heaters Perk races, commenced on Wednesday last, and gave fair promise of fturtre exceltaxice, both as re- gards thre sport and attendance. A more beautiful coarse cannot be found fii England, and when ...

... IDUEL ON WIMBLEDON COImmWoN. (From the Sun.) On Monday evening, at eight o'clock, a post-cliaise, in which was ?? Lorenzo Moore, C. B., in the custody of Walters, the constable of Kingston.on-Tb55e5 and. two other individuals, drove up to the door of Union.' hail, Southwark; and the Mlagistrate, Mr. Chambers, being on the bench, the General was conducted into the office. 'N1ralters, having ...

... |S SP -ING ACSS, 1834. Monday. Mlfay 19. SWEEPSTAKES of 50 sos. each, h. ft. Duke of Leeds's b e by Actmon ?? (Te'mpleman) I M r. Smith's b c by Memnon . 2 Won by two lengths-5 and 6 to 4 against the winner. The First Year of a Renewal of the YORs DERBY bSTAKES of 50 sOv&. eaclI, II. ft. Air. Skipsey's b c Worlaby Baylock. (Heseltine) I Mr. Geo. Crompton's bc Mellerstein . 2 Mr. Hebden's ch c ...

... I g lIONDSAY, MtAY fi. Y Timr GCosv'Yor SrrNrRs ot 15 errs. cSOS. r sovs, added by t lie Stand Cormillitteer, Siral :`i Lord Derby's gr c Falcrhrid'e. bc jeatig Sir . S:r gr ht Citract;cue, A r. Boardskwroh's hr c Ludslow, ?? others. 'e A PRODIICE SrVEEPSTNvES of 50 sovs. earb. b1 h' nmiles, wton by dlr. It. Turner's b c hv Frrraro.b 'I T. Stanley's ch c by WBXay Pope, l nril Wi-ia e ritu1 L ...