... o The Heythrop Hounds. O IsIoNI)A ?? ?? ?? Boultcr's Bsru. . sYsDMs'Dk.Y ?? ?? Thc Forx Norli Aston- FsnDt ?? ,. , ,, St)w-on-the-%Told. y Snruanir .S .D.Y ?? . Dlenbeini. e At 10.4.5 Dl The Bicester Hounds. f ?? .. .. . Ili'eiesen. s TussDAY Skiimiing Dish Gate. If Tufsiy ?? ?? . 1iam 4ireen. A SsDtY .. a *liellidun (at 10). At 11 a m. The South 07sfokdehire Hounds. y MIONDAY ?? ?? Tythrop ...

... I OXFORD CRURCHMEN'S UNION SPORTS. The annual athletic sports arranged by the members of the Oxford Churchmen's Union took place onMonday, on the University Running Ground. Unfortunately rain fell from an early hour in the morning until about maid. day, and this no doubt had the effect of diminishing the attendance, which was not so large as usual. The summer Eight oar Races and other ...

... SPORTING INTELLIGENCE: (FROM OUR OWN GORES0PONDi-Tr.) a Monday, May 28, will be an eventful day in the anntla of English boatracing. Oni that day John Higgins, vI Shadwell, will secull Robert Watson Boyd, of Gatesehsac, for 4001., the Cap given by the Newcastle Daily Chronkri and the title of Champion Sculler of England. The twL- men have met before-OR the 20th of last June--for X 1 stake of ...

... H HUNTING APPOINTRENT6, The Heythrop Hounds. ANONDAY . Boulter's Barn WEDNnEsxoo . Barton Gate. FRIDAY . .. .. . New Barn. SATURDAY. ?? ?? Lefield. At a quarter to Eleven. The Bicester Biounds. MONDAY . .. Islip Town End. TURSDAY .Ardley. TnvtR.DA. Chilton. SATURDAY .Traflord Bridge. Each day at Eleven. The South Oxfordshire Hounds. mONDAY. ?? ?? Thame. FnRoIY ., 3enmarsh Guide Poet Each day ...

... A meeting to make arrangements for the holding of the Regatta this year, for the election of officers, &o., was held in the Council Chamber, Town Hall, on Monday evening, under the presidency of the Mayor (Ald. Hughes). The attendance was so small that no commencement was made for about twenty minutes, and then there were about a score persons present, included among whom were Councillor T. ...

... i HUNTING APPOINTMENT6. The Heythrop Hounds. 11102TDAY .. .. ?? Pssi'ret Castle. IVEYI5DAY ?? ?? Itrllertl. SATURDAY ?? ?? ?? 1lleit01eills. JEach day at a quarter tso,4ven.. The Bicester Hounds. ISIONDAY ?? ?? ?? Horton Common. ,TUdSY ?? ?? .. ., lieCknellC Cemsntuis. TIUISDAY ?? ?? Wo ltto house. SsrunDAY ?? Tralbrd Bridge. Each day at Eleven. The Soath Oxfordshire Hounds. MONDAY .. . . ...

... HUNTING APPOINTMENT6, The Heythrop Hounds. MONDAY ?? ?? ?? Boulter's Barn. WEDNrEsD.AY .. .. . Tar WVood FRIDnY ?? ?? Moretoe-ifl-Marsh. SATURDAY ?? .. . Dean Cross Roads. At a quarter to Eleven. The Bicester Hounds. TuoSDAY - ?? ?? Mliddleton. WnADNESDAY ?? ?? Bavton Common. THuRsDAY ?? ?? ?? Chilton. S&TURDAY ?? ?? ?? Cropredy. At Eleven. The South Oxfordshire Hounds. MOeNDAY ?? .. ?? ...

... The Heythrop Hounds. MONDAY ?? ?? - Ledwell Village. WXEB3SSDAY ,. ?? Chip.-Norton JuncLion. FRIDAY ?? ?? .. Barrirgton New Inn. SATURDAY .. ?? ?? Dytchley. At a quarter to Eleven. The Bicester Hounds. MONDAY ?? ?? Gaeott. TuESDAY ?? ?? . EirtlingtonRoundabouts TnuRsDAY ?? ?? Charndon Common. SATURDAY ?? ,. .. Barley Mow. At Eleven. The South Oxfordshire Hounds, MONDAY ?? ?? ?? Drayton. FRIDAY ...

... I - HUNTING APPOINTRENTb. The Heythrop Hounds. MONDAY ?? .. ?? Pomfret Castle. TUESDAY ?? .. ?? Bruern. WEDNESDLA ?? ?? Evenlode. FRIDAY .. ?? ?? Barrington Park. SATUBDAY ?? ?? ?? Cornbury Park. Each day at Twelve. The Bicester Hounds. MONDAY ?? ?? ?? Barton Common. TUEsDAY ?? ?? ?? Eytbrop Bridge. THURSDAY ?? ?? ,. addesdon Cross Roads. SATURDAY ?? ?? at Traffird Bridge. Xach day at Eleven. ...

... The nriocket season of 1890 may be said dofluitely to I open with the encounter between Sarrey and Hamap- shire at the Oval on AMonday. As far as is at present shown, the season in London promises to be erey much wvhat it he been filr tie past two years. plus the I .Australian, who aila with us every other year. O f course, the bfest month again ait Lord's is August, when the TI.0.0. plav Inon ...

... (FROM OUR OWN CO1tflES'ONDENT.) With the exception of the little goes at Tenbury and Yr:mouth, the racirig of the past w ee7k was confined to the York events. A better or more successful neotiflg was never held on the Knavesmire ; and the competition there was of vast import, especially among the horses en-aged in the coming Leger and Derby. Among the former *were Itogerthorpe, Squire l'Watt ...

... SPORTING INTELLIAGNCE. 1, olul Second Edition last week we gave the narne of the syinner of the Oaks, nt Epsom, on Friday the 25th of May. Wve now give the details of the race. c O. Ks STAKES, of 50 sova. each, h. ft., for three:year-old fillies, S st. 7 lbs. cach. The owner of the second filly to receive 100 sovs. out of the stakes. The New Course, one nile and a half. 102 subs. Mr. I.udston ...