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... .SOUTHAMWPTON RACES. VflOPQ f fl~tr.n A-.d .. A- Thwse races contuclced oll uesday, acd notwitit- standing the unsettled state of the weatherin the morn- ;tug drew an itulniene concourse of Ike lover-4 of the Jurl together. The sport was very good, particul rly otl the secoud day, aud the visitors still inore numer- ous thau ou Tuesday. L FtitSr DAY-TUESDAY. The Soul/ia ?? of 2ij so- t11 ft ...
... I- -, :7. 7 ?? r .17J/e;-u - v AILL. ,SU1LRLY (ciA Bert A0 Jt1IL5ycX), V AL E ¢NGcLAN fD. Tlis matchi, whic ha3 occupiod the expectation and t11hoy-ls of the crickeoillng world for some time, was byreeght to a cenltchsieo on 'Teaodv last, at the Kelllintg- ton Oval. The following is the score:- SURnED. First Innings. Drechw.Vell, b ?? . . . . Joues Caoet, 0 1hlinkly - - - IS Chester. 1b 31y - ...
... I NWMARKET CRAVEN MEETING*- l (Concluded from page eleven.) FRIDAY.-SWEEPSTAKES of 200 Sova each, b At, 8st 71b. R.M. (3 slubs.) Colonel Anoon's Nicholas - - * - (SCOT') X Duke of Portland's c by Beirain - - 2 5 to 4 on the' Duke's colt won by a neck only. SUBSCRIPTION PLATE of 50 Soys; three-year-olds, 6st 121b; four years, 8st 71b; five years, 9st; six years and aged, 9st 3lb. D.M. The ...
... SPORTS AN'SCAZE- E THg~ ?? $_CAZETTE I EDITED BY Y ATES. TO TIHE SPORTING PUBLIC. VTES 'i begs to state that the fullest particulars of pro. vfl~icia Sports in general, anid the Ring !in particular, wini be found in the Country Edition, therefore, our subscri. bilth in Towvn and COuntry, anxious for these details, are realeted to order of their Newsmen our COUNTRY EDIION. (,1r,),toqeal and ...
... ou 7I -- ?? I We earnestly request the comrnsmiCati(MI of. oUP friends addicted to the leash; all theiralipointments and sperts will be thankfully re. Ceived aud Inserted.' ' MEETiNGS-TQ. COME. . 'LiB, - JUDttB. ., wr~IiOF REETISO. Fyson v. ?? r Georje.21 lasatplon Viotoria Club ?? Mr M aeorge . . 22 2&23I Cardington ?? &28 Spelithorne(pson and Leaetherheady. ;X & 2-5 Letcoiob Bowexa, d . . ...
... FIGHTS TO COME. Nov. 17-Perry and Corns 5 sore-side-Dsraston. IS-Pppe Davs adGCBaker, 10sore a-slde-W~olverbiampton. 18-orty Pox and Jordan 90 soes to 80 (renewed articles.) 21-Bones and Biddulphb,5 sovs ?? 2 4-Bl~l dsievns and Bob Smith, 20 sovs ?? 24-Holden and Stepphens, 10 sovm a-side-StaffordsBire. 24-Mann and Daniels, 5 sovs a-side-Snlford. 25-Smith, of Cheltenham, and Porky Clark-London ...
... I FIGHTS TO COME. , 2l All~vcod alnd Palmer, 20 sovs to 20 sovs, within 20 miles of Qt- Birminuharn. ?? amtf Whiatman, 10 sorvs a-side, within 50 miles of tbe mrneropOliS ,; ,lh Ednstrdp anrt Hlorridge, 25 sovs ?? and Alan- cheater. 1jDavil Hayes and Thomas Hamilton, 25 sovs a-side, within 30 wiles of London. 180FortN Fox and Jordan (renewed articles.) -T. cailaghan, of Sheffield, and S. Ride, ...
... ; REGATTAS AN-D RATCHES TO COME. July 21-Sta Geores Boat Club Scratch Four-oared Match, from Kew to Ricimond. 21-North of England Regatta, on the Tyne. 22 and 23-Cork Harbor Regatta. 24--Fulharn Regatta. 24-Legal Qua3 s Regatta, below the Tower. 25 & 26-Royal Harwich Yacht Club Regatta. 27-Bankside (27th Annual) Regatta. 28-Northleet Regatta. 28-Greenwich Regatta. 29-Yarmouth Regatta. 29-Royal ...
... Martha Browning, aged 22, convicted at the last sessions of the Central Criminal Court of the murder of Elizabeth Mun- dell, was executed on Monday morning in front of the Debtors%- door, Newgate; but, in consequence of the new prison regula- tions, issued by the Secretary of State for the Home Depart- ment, no one, except the Sheriffs, the Govern6f of the gaol, and the necessary officers, ...
... ;rxE SPORTING ERAM 'D1TED BY RIDDLESWORTH. TIMING OF RACES. ltES TABLES OF ALL RACES RUN ON THE C0RE~ll>Lr:ULSES TlROUGlOUT ENGLAND, CARE- tt>( NO(TED i COMlPETENT AND TRUSTWORTHY ?? ;jt.IilENCEFORlT~iBE REGULARLY PUBLISHED tx Mt CII PLEASURE IN ACQUAINTING OUR WNTE HAVE SECURED TO THE ERA i- (*I-ytSERVICES OF AN EFFICIENT EMISSARY j't ;Ilh IIIDAINTED WITH-IALL THE DETAILS OF y\ nt-nTL ...
... FOOT RALING AT MANCHESTER; fl . .- t s.- - S D. I A ?? in the pan. Tucaday last was expected to be a memorable day in the Is of even famed Bellevue, and hundreds were in eager 3,far3ipitif of a splendid day's sport, and excitement becaerampant as the day neared to decide the superiority be j. Walker, of Rochdale, and Robert Cooper, ofMottram, 9r0 aside, the distance being 160 yards. Walker's ...