... TUESDAY, ANGUST 25. ST. LEGsR. 5 to 1 - General Shubrick's Brocardo 5i to 1 agst Mr W. Scott's Sir Tatton Sykes 7 to I - Alr O'Brien's The Traverser 11 to 1 - Mr Meiklam's Fanry Boy 14 to I - Lord E. Russell's Sting 1S to I- Colonel Anson's Iago 20 to 1 - Mr Dawson's I'oynton _S to I - Mr W. Scott's Erin-go-Bragh 25 to I - Mr Gully's Pyrrhuis the First THE DERBY.-No betting. FRIDAY. There was ...

... . I I THE ANNUAL LIVERPOOL -..Thege sports came off on Tuesday, at Mr Barnes's Ring, Cattle-market, and were attended by the greatest number of wrestlers that has ever yet been witnessed at one time in Liverpool, and the attendanre ot Spectators was also very numnerous.- The tempting sum of forty Sovereigns given by Mr. Barnes to contend for, was sure to bringr up the best men from the north, ...

... FIGHTS TO COME. Doa. 7 -Roberts and Connelly, 10 sar; a side, Midland Counties. 14. -Johnny Walker and Tom Lane, 200 soavs a side, fifty miles of London. 21-Madden and Rowe's Mouse, 10 sovs a side, London. SAN. ?? and Riley, 25 sovs a side, Leeds and Brad. ford. P. R. DOINCS AT MANCHESTER. MAcnEsTEBu has had a merry pugilistic week but we will give them in order. THn TIPTON'S BBNxEIT.-On ...

... THE NEWMARKET FIRST a - - -; -- ?? : . Y .TOUCH;STQNLE , The racing season once commenerd,thlbe chronioler ol iurf events habs butlittle rest. Scarcelyzwas the ink drs ivith which we had inscribed the particulars of thekglori. Ous first Spring Meeting at Epslem era we were l ur~ied. Away to attend that of-Neowmarket, LWe, have neithk, 'ime nor sapace to, indulge in reveiierof tbe 'Ipast, and ...

... I SIE OF CRICKET CLUBS WILL OBLIGE DAR 0TING A LIST OF THEIR SfATCHES FOB' F ' TKE SEASON AS SOONt AS DETER- tIATCHES TO COME.-M.C.C. v , 2,Twropickedelevens of the M.C.C. and Ground, ...

... I COURSlic.. COURSING MERTING.S TO COME. Club. Judge. Time of Meeting. JANUARY. E .erley ?? Mr Stagg ?? ., 28 Glessop ?? .. . .. _ . ?? .. .. . 28 Clydesdale ?? ?? Mr Watson .. .2. , 29 Morpeth (Loighitrst) ?? Mr Slater . . not fixed Great eao ?? MlGeorge . . ?? not fixed FEBRUARY. Biggar (Skirling) .Mr Usher . ?? Ssih ifaencashire (Lythiatr) ?? Mr NighLtingale ?? 4 & 5 llertnby Parlk ...

... ; -- . -;TR:I O T T I N G5. - . : FI ,. MArcnns' 'AT COVENTRBtt-O Saturday afterroono a trotting match, distance two miles, took place between lMr. F. Gardner's black mare and Mr. S. Parker's, on thqe Allesley-road: Mr. Gardner, who is about sixteen stone, rode his own, and Mr. R. Stanbridge mounted Sir. Parker's, reeiving full six stone. Nevertheless, Gard- nei's mare was the favourite at 2 ...

... Age. Prizes. a Ace of Diamonds, The, by Freney; Mr Hogg's-a Hurdle Sweepstakes of 11t, and a Hurdle Sweepstakes of 85 at the Plhenix Park, the Hurdle Sweepstakes of 55 at Lusk. 3 a All's-well, hb Recovery ; Mr Willington's - the Tallow S!akes of 85 at Tullow, ihe Heath Stakes of 79 at the Heath ?? .. 2 4 Absalom, by David; Mr Lockwood's-a Match o- G9 at ihe Ourragh April ?? .. 1,I a Mlics ...

... ',; STEEPLE CHASES TO COME. OcT. 26.-Barnet (Trial) ?? ?? ; Closes Oct. 20. Nov. 5.-Worcester (two) ?? First and, second closed. Nov. 10 & 11.-Louth (Ireland) Grand National. Nov. 18 & 19.-Newport Pagnell (three) .First closes Nov. 1 second, Oct. 21; third, Nov. 18. -Nov. 25.-Louth ?? Closes Oct. 23. Nov. 30 & DzC. I.-Royal Leamington and Warwick (five). .First closes Nov. 27; second Nov.1; ...

... - BEI'IINW AT TATTEZj4J4-8|' clsengC Y h..ee Stakes, to i, 'ermont kto ?? h ?? .hejls- o h Onthe l ak be ajttme ,va d f~i CId;S'Ede~t' . a - t 8 t j ?? .9 toI - PE.r, 0, NM 'mr'l ?? ik- Aiti'It^11 ?? 'ii l tW tt ug o, Iea stDc, 1'or ; - 71erb ?? an dtofltta j - : 4i ;.r, 7 Lib Sto. o1 n: Mri mI t ( t- p f, .- On th b t 'onk CNef , 4sI st ?? 0 i, to t1 t 4 1 bycs, Eat -2 (rna) 7 l'fto~ 2>at ...

... HUNTINtG APPOINTMENTS. The Brocklesisy hounds will ?? llouS;: on Wedwn.*sday, at Wrawbvy Mill: anti on Friday, at HelldalW lodge- at II. 'rle Shroptthire hounds will meet on Monday. at tle Kennel; on WVdnesday, at Iscoed; and on Friday, at Shawbary-nat a quarter before I- The United Pack will meet on Tuesday, at Felltre Wood; and an Saturday, at Radnor Wood-at 8. The Albrighton hounds will ...

... FIGHTS TO COME. April 5.-Haydon and Byrne-940 a-side, within itO miles of Livf. pool. 12-Berry and the Chelsea Doctor- '5 a-side, within 30 miles of London. 27-Johnny Broome and Bunrgarep, the Australian- 3o a-side BUNOAREE AND BROOMSE.-The last deposit but one for this contest was made good last Wednesday evening, at Jern Barns, the Queen's Head, Queen's Head-court, Windmill-street. A deal of ...