... CRtCTKETa NOWNIs' Ii5[N ?? ('NitM:c ?? N1,);Tli 05N C'ulsl:'r lI ?? isntoret. ilg nittch at c ?? u Came Ol', on1 Tuet5lay awl W ednesday 1.last, Ul ;ieMt~elCrowu d, C'JV1Ley- M:lrsl,' bstve~ell theo re'i ?? en tli, Magdaleni ?? c i ~ ewe the 'vli mrn~s', rs of [Ife t nivlerity of tho Nortebr. Cl ounties. wit], Clarki Browin ilI l3itiery, ,f the 'NottinghitallC i-ulni, 1 tand ' ofinn, th-l ...

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... 1BATHT RtACES-TUESiDAY. ?? ?? . .. .. The Produce SWOeepstkllies of .,0 sovs, each, Ih. ft. ; for treeo-year- old colts,8 st. ll)lb. ad fiilies, list. ob. One mile. 12 subs. Mir. Wretulrl's Wicrililess, by C'1ilCel (Ju1lJia Day, jui.) I Illr. Treei's 'aIlstion .. .. . . .. . 2 Mr. XV. Ettvall's c by Elis, olit or 51lisa, . 3 , Mr. Isaoic Dav's (l bv 13,il isers, Oit ,, ZL'IIInIa, li1bs .. ?? ...

... EGIiAM RACIi?S-TUESDAY. The Gold Cup, oPf501 (insepecie), hysubseoribrers of 10 OVSo. each. TJhe winner to ho sold for 6'00.'S.&c TwYo miles. Mr. Isaoc ?? Ialbeerbi, 5 yest. ,h , (J. fDay, lots.) I sir 0. Heetheote's Argos, 4yes. 5,t. 7 1 b . ?? ,: 11 to S on Tamburinli. who had it all his owvn way from hoginnihig to cold. The Memlbers' Plato of 401. added to a Swveerstakoes of 5 sevs. esach. ...

... Tbe first regular meeting for the season took place.on Thursday and Fiday the 12th and 13th inst. on the property of W. H, Stoue, Esq. T'he oeet oil Thlursday ivas near the Goring station, and mnany of tlie Londoners started by the morning train, and were in time for the first course. Tbe vvwatber was delightfilly mild and clear, and)( the sport excellent. On the second day, however, the wind ...

... LoInD PAIKEr'S IIOUNDS Wvili meet on Tuesday next at Swyncomlie Hlouse, and Friday at Totsworthi. LOI) REDESDALT.'S HOuNDs.-Alonday at Ileytirop, Wednesday at Bradwell Grove, Friday at Eyfoid, aud Saturday at Blellenhil. AIR. DltA];E'S 1lOUNDs.-Taesday next at Chesterton Village, Thursday at Charudou Cumnmon, and Saturday at Bytiold Toll Bar. ANt. llouinxLa'S.-WedneSdaV at Compton Windm1ill. ? ...

... BIBURY CLUB M EErINcG*-WLEsNRSD.V. --i I.A A tn --i ?? l o r, x . . 1 l Sweepstakes of 50 sovs. each, l ft. New mile. 9 subscribors. Laord G. Bentinlke-s Cowl, Si: t, .. (Nat) I Mr. Waller's ColumbUs. 8%t 11, . 2 Mr. King's c by Slane out of Adela, Sit 41b . 3 Mr. S. Stanley's c by Glaucus out of liinkin, sit 4Ib .. .. 4 2 to I on Cowl. Won easy by half a length. The Bibury Stakes of 25 sov9. ...

... III'NIILY GRAND liI;U. ETA.-Vinyr DxY, Fridlay. 71hw sit'wrdlv' ?? Vll),p L.INIIN - St. (4cr-g's Chib laI t W 'ls'oli-Wjiidso'l 11nd( Eton 60sat Clb ..2 Of Woll very easy. Sit The Diamion d Sculls-First Heat, frc TL-nox'-H. Ultapman-Crescent. Club .. I WI Lo 4lu-i . Pac-Sulr'Club ..2 of (A good ?? Heat, A Oxronu-J. W. Coniant-St. John's * . I Al LosDIN-J. 13. Baulstead-Scuilers' Club ..2 ag ...

... AI3INGDON RACES. Those Racco took plarce on W~ednesday and Thursday last, and attracted a fair- sprihnlrlieg efespectater s; ncot,baweveorsa numuerous as see have wiltnessed en farmer similar occalsions, whichl is mainly to he attributed to tire troiratenlirig aspect the woollier assumled in the morning ef thc first day, as wvell as theo heavy showers which fell at inltervalds throgolhout the ...

... LONG VACATrON AND CO %sE . Cruas.-A match between the above clubs was played on Tuesday last, (n Cowley Marsh, when the Cowley Club came off victorious. with one innings and 2-2 runs to spare. The Long Vacation Gentlemen were very much over-matched. On Tiresday Inst the marrried and single mrembers of the Oxford Cricket Club played oil Bullingdon Green their first match for this season. The ...

... I LEN LI2i RE' AT'L'A--'1rn. it?n.?v. A thtrider-storin riing as usual ni cleared the course'r--annrl it alwayi rliis at Henrley 'i regatta, ?? ?? itd with elcgartily-aitived ?? tooik r1p tillii rc1itifiOS ot; tire boidge, whilst other' select 0roolpasly received Lverry aCt--rilrnlia-- tiionr t*he grand stavd. Amnongst those present .worc the b'arl if Falmouth, Lord Anton, Lord Camnois arid ...

... CERICKET. ORIJL AND CORPUS V. WADIAH AND New COLLrGE.- The return match between the servants of the above colleges was played on Cowley Marsh on Wednesday, and ended in the defeat of Oriel and Corpus by 52 runs. Score: Oriel and Corpus, 68 and 68; Wadham and New College, 105 and 83. On the part of the winners Jas. Newman wrote 37 and 16; J. Hicks, 8 and 15; E. Ockendon, 7 and 10- Green, 14 and ...