... OBELrdSFORD MIEETING. TUESDAY.-The WELTER. CUP, va'ue 100 s0Vs, by subscrip. tion of 1 sove, each, 10 ft, and 6 only if deciared. -Mile and a half. Mr Buckley'slThcory, 4 yrs, 9st 121b ?? Mr Ward's Triton, b yrs, lost l0lb ?? Air Green's BannockLurn, 4 yr4, ?? 21b ?? ?? 3 The GRYA BeAVDoiv TWO-YEAR-OLD STAICES of 10 sovs each, h it, with 50 added; colts Sit 7lb, fillies Sst 41b. Half a, muile. ...

... NEWMABRKET HOUGHTON MEETING. MONDAY, Oct 24.-HANDIcA P ?? So soVy. One mile, 240 yards. Mr Mill's Greenwich Fair, 4 yrs, 6at 5ib ?? Lambourn 1 Mr Brown's Joskin, 3 yrs, 6st Sib ?? 2~ Colonel Tevis's Solomon, 3 yrs, Gat 121b . ?? Custance 8 Twelve others ran. 4 to I agst East Langton, 6 to 1 agat Joskin, 8 to 1 agst Greenwioh Fair, and 10 to I agat Bastion. Won by a head; a bad third. ...

... _ _ SPORT1ING INTELLIGENCE. - - Lord Jolu Scott has sold his Derby favourite, Hobby Noble, brother to Elthiron, to Mr Merry. The price is no less than £6500, an unpiecedented sum for a two- year-old. COicxET-cr-LEZNvr OF ALL ENGLAND V. DVENTY- TWO OF SCOTLAND.-IS usaleh commenced at Bdin- burgh on Monday monning, and drew together a large number of spectators. On Wednesdayevening the score ...

... FoOT BAOM.-On Tuesday evening a foot race came Off at the Victoria Running Ground, for ;20 aside, between Percy, of Newcastle, and Freik of Gateshead. The distance was half a mile' A number of er sons were on the ground to witnees the match. The bettig vwas in favour of the Gateshoad man, who was behind at the start, but gradually gained, and led for a ahort diotanoe, .but at about a hundred ...

... ALNWIOK (IYhNAST10 GAUIES. The annual reourrence of the celebration of those games, which are anticipated with so muoh interest by the athle.a of the neighbourhood, aad the admirers of physical energy and skill, came oil' on Tuesday last. The day was calm, clear, and bright, the only drawback being the excessive heat which prevailed for a few hours, producing a relaxation unfavourable to great ...

... |On Saturday evening, a aln match, for 10 asdde camne oh7 nn the Tynr, between two emal fnasts, one he'oeg. leg to Ousecburn, with a crew of tour pcsseons,.and the other belosgin,t to Dnnstan, with a crew of three men. The 'irs. tance was from the Tyne 8ridge to Seotewood and back. The Ousebar~n boat preyed the wiener, the tiaue oecupied being about an hour and a hail. SALE OF BLOOD STocK.-The ...

... 5gorting ?iittlkaenre- ACCEPTANCES FOR THE AUTUM1N I HANDICAPS. i I i it Me A Kilsyth's Spri-3htly ,6 2 Duke of Beaufort's igigarol c . Taylor 3 6 1i Co! North's Primrose ?? Morton 3 6l Mr Wmc Cooper'sOrontes ?? 3 6 0 31r A Rilsyth's ifelen Wkre ?? 3 6 0 31r W A Jarvis's Cane Lasib . . ?? Owner 3 6 0 Col North's Brandy ?? 3 6 0 Duke of Beaufort's Choralist ?? 4 6 0 Mr J Cannon's Marjolsie ?? 3 ...

... OUJR DRAUGHTS COLUMIN. - O- S,1. 102. i' All orni ullamcltlonq for this drepartment to be addressed to hit ?? ?? EwITOR, 29, Russell Street West, Dsoir!tOs). Mlatrer intended for put *ica::on shojol reach lus not latcr t.li Tuesdav in eah *lre.i.' Ga'ses and ?? ta lex written out ii siz cotnnI. Problem fortus inny be obt-tne1d emtl the headi otbte o ;t Lh. .Vrun.ls lie fr', C,. rent, or irom ...

... T t _ 0. ?? 1. 1893^. Correspondents are requested to addres 3 all cosr.flanic-tions for tbis department to the Chess Editor, weeky Courant' Office, Neweflstle.oll.Tyne. Items intended for publication should reach ns as early as possible in tile Wteck. Problem formus may be had c npphcatiCll. We offer a mlonthly ?? for the best played g~lU sesnt to U3, and any prayer saiy zn:d us usO 63alS ...

... ??orUn? ?nteIU?eure. ROYAL WINDSOR MtAY MIEETING. ACCEP'TAYCES. FRIDAY, MlAY IS. rlns CROWN WF.LTR3fC HANDICAP Of 250 8oVS: winners a~xra, secoud 18 sass out ol the photo. One tnile anid a htalf. ys st Ih Mr E Weaver's (ood I ad ?? 4 9 17 Mr G ?? llark ?? ,, Mu3.0rd 6 9 2 ?? HS Hleesma's Inniabeen ?? . ?? ?? Priuce 4 9 0 ISIr C HI~bbert's Oremeetie ?? lhigl 4 S 12 SIr W Gardner's Woodlsrk . . ...

... .I purtilig O? I ~~ASCOT MEETING.j THE ROYAL HUNT CUP DAY., The sECON9D YEARt OF THE THIRT?.SECOND ASCOT - BIENNIAL STAKES of 10 sove each, with 100 addled, for three year alds;, colts sot, fillies ats 101b; winnrs cari e ] maidens allowed bib. old wile. Dlr A. W. Mlerry's ilorefoot, by Wisdom, dlam by CalopirSo Mir W. de la Rune's Helliflald, Est Sib ?? 2 Princ~eSoltykeffasHatyra~ddin, 1stl ? ...

... TO CORRESPON7DENTS. J. Iteaveley, P. Thhhkcl, R. Croudass.-We hope to giec youlr in.eresticg gamle-s shortly. Green Horn.-Safely delivered. J, A. Near.-Thanlzs. lo vons:c. ss with ; our ?? p~ib- lica-tolns. J. IJ ?? 1-voblc: , bti d. Are they in- triledd ior co:pctition ? Yo-! do not cn'oro tour ua'ni,± a:d rdrlress. let us hear from you again. Vii A.-Pleased to hear fronm you again. WV. Scett ...