... Franciscan, and the Bedminster Hurdle Handicap to Post Haste, The Selling Hunters' Steeple- chase may fall to Lady Shrewebury, and the Maiden ounters' Flat Race to Friar Tuck, On Friday, Post Haste and Sir Hugh may head the others for the City Handicap ...

... (Custance) ?? 2 Mr. Merry's Marksman (Challoner) ?? , 3. . Sir U. Bulkeley's Owain ?? (Goater) . ?? i Mr. Eastwood'a Lord Hastings (Doyle) - ?? ,.0 I Major Elwon'a b. c. Plaudit (Snowden) ?? .. ?? , 0 Lord Falmontb's Star of India (T. French) ?? Mr. Fleming's ...

... YARMOUT11, TUESDAY, The PIER PLATE of 100 gns, for two year olds; the winner to be sold for 100 eovs, Five furlongs. Mr Mumford's Free Trade filly, Bet 41b ?? Iertin 1 Mr Burton's Objection, Oct 71b ?? Biekaby 8 Lord Hastings's Pride of Kildare, Oat Illb ...

... Straight Mile. 66d subs, 35 of whom piay 3 guineas each. Dir J. G. RI. Ilornfray's Kinsky, U yrs, 8St ?? J. W~atts 1 W yol Lord Hastings's Cintra, 5 yrB, 7st 21b,,_..Woodburn 2 VEF L ord Bradford's Isobar, 5 yrs. 7st 1ib. ?? Barrett 3 l'aciif Sir J. Leess Dalmreny ...

... situation is loudly extollved by all who visit it. WVe under- stand that the ground 'vAil'thdrtly be required for the Port, and Pier Railway, now in 6ourse of construction. The following is thgal result of the matches fired on Saturday:- MA.TcCH .-20O Yards ...

... centres have been Prince Christian at Windsor, the Dulke of Beaufort at Bristol, Lord Derby at Liverrool(1 Lord Chichester at Hastings and St. Lennard's. the Doko of Rutland at Leicester, and the Duke of Portland at Mansfield. In six other centres the bishops ...

... Hancock. Tao Duck Hunt followed, the duck heleN 3. Rich, whU ?? the winner, This event, which occurred ?? pier * head, caused much neunsemeat. The pier, as 01 Wednesday, was beautifully i11ttminb?ted, TBNNI?. C SOUTH OF F?(*LAND fOURbIAMF?NT. Fiwe weather ...

... Gd for the scoiose t out in lines ,and Gd for hallengem. SOUTH OF.ENGLAYD v, AUSTRALI:ANS.* -T'Ihis matoh was commenced at Hastings yesterday. The wicket was in excellent bondition, though the *ballr bupd little. The Australians gained a dis- a tinct advantage ...

... 1 SrtocKt.NG ACCIDENT AT LIVERPOOL.-On the arri- d vat of the Eastham ste;im-packet, yesterday morning, at the c George's pier-head, it was accompanied by a rowing-boat, It with a young man and the dead body of another in it. On inquiry, it appeared ...

... R. Seymour, c Boyton, b ?? .. 44 F. B.Jacey, c Boytonb Bishop 2 o and b Fowler 1. 15 E. G. Wynyard, b Buxton .. a C. P. Hastings, b Fowler .. 13 E. 0. Powell, b Fowler ., ., 6 not but . . ., 0 Smith, a and b Fowler .. ., 3 Baldwin,notout .. .23 not out ...

... no-balls and Richardson one. F.' SuSsEx y, MIDDLESEX, After fairly outplay ing Middlesex at all points, the Suesex Eleven at Hastings yesterday gained a hand- some and thoroughly well deserved victory by eight wickets. Scores:- sMimDLEsex. First Innfngs. ...