... EPSOMI RACES.-FIuDAY, MIAY 28. .. . . . , I . - .. 0 ?? -p P-, . - - The meeting terminated to-day, after four days very fair sport. | It must be admitted, however, that the unfavourable state of the weather bad a prejudical effect on the attendance, whieh was less numerous than might have been expected from the unusual number of races appointed for decision. In point of fashion, however, ...

... NEWMARKET SECONDI SPRING METING. MONDAY, MaY 18. Sweepstakes of 10 sovs. each, for 3.yr.olds.-Did not fill. Mhatch-100 sovs. h. ft. T. Y. C. Sir Me Wools John de Bart, 8st. 2ib. ?? ?? ?? ?? ?? t L ord Fvitzroy's Lallcastrian, S*t. 7lb. ?? ?? .. ?? ?? ?? 2 Won by a length. Handicap Sweepstakes of 10 sovs. each, A. F. Mr. Sowerby's Coroner, 4 yrs. 'at. Gib. I Mr, O'Connor's Damoin, 4 yr.. 7st. ...

... . . A.. . I 'Doncaster, hlonday Niylit-The races to-day have gone off - extrernely well, and the town is npw full. Amongst the latest arrivals is his Grace thel.uke of Devdnshire, who was prene at the races in his capacity of Steward. His Grace visited the course in great state, his carriage being drawn by six beautiful bay horses, and attended by twelve outriders. Earl Fitmwilliam came in a ...

... em- The following cs'itiqure on the new sporting wvorkt, 1Silk ers, and Scarlet (advertised in the Journalrs last week), is nan from the .Srtursdosj Review : r, a When a clever villain is convicted of an elaborate forgery, ,he, or a complicated burglary, or ainy well concocted scheme of ,ore fraud, the presiding Judge is sure to tell lhil that an equal rut- imotnrt of ingenuity aend ...

... Cont1l of Surrey v. Sixteen of oxfoprd 11iersity.-This Match, after lasting three days at Lord's, was concluded on Saturday last, the result being as follows :-Oxford 219 and 125, total 344 ; Surrey 113 and 273, total 386. Eleren of all England v. Sixteen of Ox-ford and Cam- bridge Unircrsitics (eight fronz ?? match com- menced on Illonday at Lord's, It was not resumed till Wednesday, in ...

... Oxford and Cambridge At x-- I ese sports will ttake place on Fridnyl .Spot.. the 2 ds5at Beaufort -pouse, Fulham, c. April 3, in two P-m. There will be nine events, viz. :- fencing at 6 1. High Junm 2 Mile Race. 3. Throwing tL b mer. 4. Hurdle g 120 yards. 5. Flat Race, 109,ain 6. Putting the Stone. '7r Flat Race, quarter of a Slt 8- Broad Jump. 0. Three Mile Race. The gentlemenn selected from ...

... HUNTING APPOINTMENTS, I The HeythroD Hounds. 3MONDAY ?? I30oalter's aRol. IVEDNr;6DAY ?? I3:11.,011 OtClt ...

... OXFORD v. OAMflRIDGE. The annual match, under Association rules, betweez. Oxford and Cambridge, was played on Saturday at Ken3- nington OVnI. Both teams had shown scurb good form this season that the meeting was attended with mnore tbas. ordinary interest, and the spectators ZIuMni3ered fullyr 1,300. The weather kept fine throughout the afternoon_ The names of the players were as follows :- ...

... HUNTING APPOINTiENTS, - - The Heythrop Hounds. MONDAY .. .. Heythrop. WEDNESDAY .. .. Tar Wood. FIDAY .. ?? Farmington Grove. SATIJ3DAY .. .. Shipton Barrow. Each day at a quarter to Eleven. The Bicester Hounds. TUESDAY .. .. Charlton Town End. TiunSDAY .. .. Chilton. SATURDAY . F Fenuy Compton Wharf. Each day at Eleven. The South Oxfordshixe Hounds. MONDAY .. Thame. FEDAY .Park Farm. Each ...

... HUNTING APPOINTKENT6, The Heythrop Hounds. MONDAY ., ., Chapel House. WEDNESDAY .. .. Sturdy's Castle. FRIDAY .. Barrington Park. SATURDAY .. .. Wilcote. Each day at a quarter to Eleven. The South Oxfordshire Hounds. MONDAY ,. Brightwell Park. FWDAY ?? Nettlebed, Each day at Eleven. The Bicester Hounds. MONDAY .. . Farthinghoe. TUESDAY . .. Fringford Bridge. TnunSDAY .. .. Grendon. SATURDAY . ...

... I l This annual aquatic gathering took place on Monday. J, The weather was all that culid be desired, and the barges s and towing path were crowded with spectators, whilst the Isis was studded with small craft of every description. 0Last year, it will be remembered, the Regatta was held for the first time a few veeks before Bank Holiday, but the changa of date did not have a beneficial effect ...

... Ashdown Park Coursing Mleeting. FIRST DAY..Noveinber ?? 18125. FOR. THE CUP. Sir H Vivian's wih. d. V'itvangcarc/l beat MIr S Hecthbote's by. d, Jfiggler )r M1eiick's bl. 1b. i u/ybeat ie Browne's b. i. Plunt-ap Mr GoeedIke's bi b. (G/lcetabbat Mr Cripps's bl. d. UIa//i/ac Mr J lag'bs wib. b. il/die beat Mr C l.oeg's bl. & w. d. Lie/ph Mr liebeets's yetl. ald whi. b. Rapture beat Mr. Biggi's ...