... nd ill lie )m 'he' to icy ro. las us. ith ist. rm ng, od. ng, nos met it cii, Iris O5. en ode ed cii se as rd [is ?? a gh ly a- CIIESTER SPRtNG MEETING. The ROSV NORSTARCES Of 10 sore. each, with 30 added. Groh- ?? Couse Lorrywlere t, 4 yrs ?? Course ?? (Alderoft) I arissaerhorii, yrs Peal, oer oun, Truth, Leu iJol, and Sainita also started. The PALATi.NE STAKES of 15 sors. each, With 100 ...

... SORTING.- I ~~ NEWMARKET. FIRST OCTOBER, MEETING. TUE8DAY. sweepstakes of 10 sovs each for 2-yr.olds and upwards. T.Y.C. 3 subs. Captain White's Fie, by Alarm, 2 yrs, 6st 7ibs ?? Plumb 1 Duke of Bedford's Cople, 2 yrs, 6t 7lbs ?? Cresswell 2 Mr Robinson's Our Creature, 'st . . Quinton 3 Betting: 3 to 1 against Fie.-Won by two ?? was fractious at the post. The Hopeful Stakes of 40 sovs each, ...

... Thems annual sports were hold on Monday and Tuesda on the Marsh.- The situation was, as USUal, ,closed; and the proceedings, notwithstanding an* inerease iathe admission fee, as compared with former: years, attracted, on both days. a large concourse of spectators. The omanium gathernnm waR not, however, so very choice in its composition ; it included a few of the resectable, order, some of ...

... THE GTBET CRICKET MATCH. AV PPP 'P(T AT PRESTON. On Thursday the match at cricket, between eleven of the United North of All England and eighteen of Preston, with two professionals (Randon and Bishop), commenced on the Preston Marsh, which, as our readers are aware, had been temporarily enclosed for the agricultural show and other purposes. The weather was fine and wvarm, tempered somewhat by ...

... I LRYLAND PLOUGHING MATCH. I 11A.3~ totilcetion with the LeYland Handred Agric~uuttral -~Society, a Ploreghiug match of ia rather unusually attrae. fik5 tve character took place on the farrm occupied by Mr. John Harrison, of Hloole, on Thursday. Theo soil was not Id, and altogetier what might hrsve bieen desired for a compjeti. e th tion, its nature being stilt, claycy and wet, and the ts is., ...

... GIHEAT ECOLESTON f . KRULAN-o.-Played last Saturday on the ground of the former team. Score - Kirkland. Great Ecoleston. Swarbrick, run out . 3 Hearper,ran out . 6 A. Swindlehurst,b Harper 3 Parkinson, b Hamilton.. 4 Rainford, b Hardman ?? 1 Eardman, c Cumpsty ?? 11 Hamilton, b Harper | 0 Standing, b ?? 4 G.Ramoay, o &b Harper 1 Sturzaker, b A. Swindle'st28 Mercer, ?? 0 Whiteside, a ?? 3 C. ...

... CBRIKET. .I I - - L- PnzaTor v. KeNDAL.-Payed OD the West Cliff ground on Saturday.. Soore:- o Preston. Ke-zdaL? Woodhouse, b Hoggarth 23 Hoggarth, retired hurt .. 12 Threlfall, ?? .. 10 Ellwood, c Leigh ?? 16 Hulton, b Nicholson ?? . 24 Handley, a Wilson ?? 1s Coward, b Hoggarth ?? 8 X.T. Nichlson lbw b WV'h'd Whitehead, a Ellwood .. 12 Lowe, b Wilson ?? ?? 2 Kirby, thrown out Potter 20 F. ...

... FOOTBL AC2E I CHURCR V. 15TH REGIMENT.-Thi, rat a t Church on New Year's Day, ntpsenc °a, le,, s number of spectators that draw, % il th presenc rehri The game was very friendly through0 It t~ris a victory for Church by three ?? urd v and Yates played exceedingly weall f ne la? win for Chaereb, &) match, tile regiment were provided bwith lleaa YPickup Arms.e bl at Char I i day, January 5th, ...

... -K A CRICKET MATCHES, PRESTONO v. W'1'aNv.-On West Cliff, on Saturday Score: Preston 1 lWigan. Hunt, b Jackson ?? 92 F. John, c Hunt h, 1arpeco8 Addie, b H John ?? 5 W. Wall, c Hunt b COwardi Woodhouse, b Jackson. 29 ff. Wall, not out.. Harper, bdo ?? 19|G. John, c and b H Wilsa0 F. Coward, c G b H John 2S Johnson, b Harper. 0 Kirby, b Armstrong 31Jacceen, c Addie lb ilsjol .3 Threlfall, c 8 T ...

... nPnEST~ON V. BIRxENNHEAD.-Playeda at Birkenliead, on 0 Saturday. Score : 9, Birkenliead. Preston. la Pickwortb, a Ilennick b Renick, b ?? 9 C. Hutsbv ?? Shattlewarib, c end h W E. Carver, a Eccles It Porter ?? Woodhouso ?? 21 lIbrelfall, a Hodgkinson b d Hodgkinoeon, a ?? bt Clarke ?? id Harper ?? Woodhouee, e Stubbs b e Porter, b Woodhonse.. I ?? 2 a Aspinall. run ont ?? c Stubbs b Clarke 22 ...

... BETTING AT MANCHESTER.-TUESDAY. Since Saturday, Muscovite has been very steady for the Cesare. witob, at 6 to 1; and a great disposition to back D. 0. has shown Itself in good quarters, 100 to 6 being the taking price. Barrel, Indian Warrior, and Calamus have also been in tolerable request. After the arrival of Wright's official list in the evening, a fair amount of money wep invested upon ...

... NEWMARKET FIRST SPRING MEETING. MONDAY, APRIL 23. or Handicap Sueepstakes of 20 Sovs ?? Rowley, lSt; if Folly-o'-the-Day, 2nd; Nathan, 3rd; Sister to Singapore, 4th.- PC Betting: 4 to I agst Old Rowley.-Won by a head. As Sweepstakes of 10 saes each.-Lamb's-wool, letl Fearless, 2nd- Vulcan, 3rd; Yeutick, th.-Betting: 6 to 2 agst Lamb's.wool' at -Won by a neck. Youtick was some lengths in the ...