... B X X I NO . BATTLE BETWEEN MOLItEAUX AND CRIB. The pending battle hetween the formidable chanmpion Crib and the powerful Molireaux, took place, oD Satur- day, at.Thissletso Gap, in the county of Rutland, eight miles from, Grantham, bordering on three other counties. A twenty-five feet stage was erected, in a stubble ground, without the slightest interruption, z-id before rweve o'cloc's ...

... PLOU(.;St I NO MA T(II ES, ,INCATIDINESH IRE. I \ I ?? .. . .. O)il SU-,niTc,t thle rth '5050n, a comnpotition for tito preniltivo thel given by ilie Kiii I~i hut hut' ii-cAgrucuuttiral~ Asoi.iatlaoitut pl0u.igh11 Pit inil it a, Loors [h ,tr t of the counoty, teok pjlact~e o the lurin ti1-` of' itO Jaities.1 Ival 'it Uri-as, inl prest ice (if' a coin adiltee oif, the t ilsseci tion , Toial ...

... VLO UCGHING MAf idTCH. The Premiums o~rerEd by the Aberdeenish;re Agri. -cultural Assoeintion, for th-e imprerrtrvetnt of Plough. in g, in the Ab hLden District, were ctofrfwted tor it a plou6ghing M atch, held on Ehe larm of Litte CGlb- terty, pacish of Newihills, upon Mondity last the 13 h The Plouglis, 58 in numler, of whlicl O w d, drown by Oscn, started a little after !G o'clock; and corn ...

... PLOUGCIXINIG MUATCH. T. ,,- ft l v ,,' ,,ff, ,I,+ ,. A- I .AAds tt On Tuesday tlhe 30th ult, the Competition for tie Pre- der i miunis given by the Aberdoelnsire Ag-iclltural Associa- and i t wam, for the ercouragrement of Ploug hingin the Deer Dis- seen trict, was held bra field on Downichills, Old Deer, when liami 17 Ploughs started. After completing their tasks, the tein Premiums were ...

... DOMAfESTIC ARTICLES, (omit/ed in ourtla.t) | PLOUGITIATG MA TCHIES. .1 The folloning Ploughio.r Matches I: ae recently been I held, under the sanct'on oi t'ie Aberdc2ns'hire Agricultu. ral Assoclafton, for th^ puvpos-; of (leciding the Prcrmi- uens offered for the encouragemcnt of Plougling, viz.: or ForI. TUE ELLON DISTIIICT, fme n upon t'e Farin of Tipperty. on the 30th olt. whin the - ...

... PLOUG.IIsNG A PAoll-hillhr AIAf.t 1b in Ii -V A At iopee ni 0louh~i,, 3iit.l. in thtc djteict of .'Cord, for NV Scia'Preiums ge LyZr by the AAe:,aeonl ire ,rriciltoral Di .-l~ie tszons ve. ch' tock glare in a tild on tloe f5 ol of .al-XiaLe E v!e. otilro 1tith ilust. 48 pllns hasdnJtl, ard, tne Prumiumus were aweIdcd ss kilews:. ' foi 1. 'lo Jolhn 31oeat, servant to UrI'Tiaylor, W'elilhouse, ...

... PLOUGCHING ALITCII. v On Mondaly the 26th of Fl'bruary, a qreai Ploughing 'I s Match took place on the farm of Balbrio ic, occupied by cl c Air Moi.LisO.N, for Premunns given by the Dcswirde vs I Agsik uitzd1u' A~saeu'ni~wtjle. Thirty-seven Plouogs, drawn te by two hors's acl,, started at 12 o'Lock; and all the . vork was corn eplted iin a very superior manner. hcn Judges awvarded the Prizes ...

... Yesterday tbe INITEiD 1MEiIrTING; of tbe Coulnties of(if -lbetrdes lit, Ra't, Bi, atid Ji'ilhicardinc, cttuiioenc- 21 dl hetre The ?? promises to be vers numerous ;al iidi higihly fnshiilalble; and the wecilter, whichi was W nmest prlpitiolls for the sports of the Turf vesterdav, we Sit trust will ?? so SO ring the week. The lin;t Ia PIublic Diinner itl IhMII of tle Meeting wvere bield last ...

... -\1ON I 1 Y110i[: U 'I'll t May.i-t , Allgost ?? Th li daly being t idvou le, the coo-illltllY ?? nU- IneroL) Is lI UStla], and exhibited a gay app0ersell. The Fort'xrshire olld Cull, onc l',uudrcd soiverei Lp valuc, toe gitt of the lion. W illiainm JliuIc, ). P. xr thc COu11ty, ad~ldCLI tel :t SVCpStaks of ten ?? eac'i. (he round and a distanc. 51r .5!1aule's rh. h. ledsitone, t; y. o. ...

... COUIRSING. t 1~I~s V,2l~t 'gt Octtiie,,I.. FIllS'l' DAY-TUElSDAY. tl . r r.,, 3L,- inj, ?? Cup, opwn to fill Comers. il Gon. Gordcii C. Skeene's r. b. Graceful, beat Air ?? lk. d. Pirate. b Col. Gordon's r. d. Goordlie, beat Lord Saltoun's Si . k. d. *,urt. . Air Gordoll of C'airncss' bk. d. Sprin, beat IMr Gordon ot' Aberdour's bl. 1). I by. Marquis of lu-ulntly's ?? d. V i,;cont, beat Alr b ...

... ?? I.-I , ?- ? -: ? ; ?? , - ? ?, ?? L , ?? ?? -, , . : , - . ? , ? . , ? ? 1'W 'i'bc I? g as1e i 1e'''r'iv '.ril to ?? 'iil (La, 'oiieoiitt.I to tie 'b1,jtIr'Cv to ?? J 'tty Le'i;tt'ie at- 2!i !rI rit Dlir~' Kin er 'm 1'o lvi1 glci'.tL'ee' ?? to I not I 'eie S~ le'er ?? 1 o teo be S'ret-'ery to leA, rati ?? ?? ?? r . ?? X r C. t 'Tier Lird t'leie!'' ?? oi .1i ?? lTleer1oeldr~ ii'a, app ...

... AP)NTROST RACJIS. These races commenced on Tuesday wecl, and, were sc wvell attended. The morning was wvet and louring, but ov a brightened up previous to noon; and during the races the th weather wis excellent, the downs on which they are run m having; becn Much refreshed by the showers. tb . Fortarshire (Gold Cup, one hundied sovereigns vale, 'i the gift of the Ilon. WIilliam I.\aul of lanm, ...