... hours and fifty-three minutes, Performers: Mr. Henry Haley, treble; William Bannister, 2d; John Bradley, 3d. Mr. Henry Booth, 4th; Robt. Jameson, 5th; Charles Wilson, 6th; John Rogers, 7th; Jesse Horton, tenor. Conducted by Mr. Henry Haley. The above was a ...

... Gudgeon, b Merevale, 0; Stone, c and b Merevale, 3; Saunders, run out, 9 ; Smith, run out, 15; Salmon, c Beecher, b Cotton, 19; Rogers, not out, 3; Woods, c sub, b Cotton, 1; extras, 14; total, 94. Sian's Shadow.-First Innings-C. Meynell, c Hall, b Salmon ...

... extras protes that the Collegians were not in their usual force in the field, but the AMessrs. Bannister were quite at home with the bat, Mi. ?? Bannister: baving seored 44 in first-rate style. Annexed is the score.- Mi rut Viw 3Cruns.-Total, 160: of ...

... place at Lansdown, near Bath. Both men are well, and a spirited race is anticinated-by their admirers. SMIT:En'S NOVICE AND BANNISTER.-The final deposit of 5 for the two miles' walk between these aspirants for pedestrian fame was made good on Tuesday evening ...

... men were at the startini erease. Two false starts occurred in the first Bannister fell, ana appeared to be a little shonok; in the third start they got well off to- gether, Bannister, if anything, rather the best, and a slashing race and p ace was hest ...

... Lord-Albemarle's bi f Tisiphone Mr Crockford's c by Caesar, dam (foaled in 1837) by Tiresias% out of Emma, by Orville I Mr J. Rogers's f Glee, by Touebstone, out of Harmony (Morison's da) Mr Bouverie's b e Bastion, byMulatto, out of Delapre's dam MrWreford's ...

... won easily by the Cantabs. SECOND HEAT. THE ETONIAN BOAT CLUB. 8. Mr. Bethel, stroke 7. Mr. Belfield 6. Mr. Shadwell 5. Mr. Rogers 4. Mr. Walter 3. Mr. Lambert 2. Mr. Oddie I1. Mr. Stapylton 1t,.. .,-I ?? XI11 ora Mr. S haawell, steerer. THE OXFORD LONDON ...