... lortoIYNGrG IVATELLIGENCE'. IIONCAST Flit RACES. r'rcltirc, vie., is 1794, wheyl Wcclnrsilot was tlic rIvI-S (tay, sand Lte JI ilt. Legoi (%V00 by ielciliglarocgli) Lic, lent riue, tbey Iced Ireguirit o to Cr 18011. The Corporationc, licoirites voting tire liberal gainm Oft 1,Ocl. to al Lice cIrce, frioci, Iris's ciatua ccrrciy ivcliror'esiens 0cc thle coo rsc, rnd I 3 have. to Cocnsiderucbly ...

... I SPORTING INiT'LLIGEN'CE. I TAMWORTU RACES, 1M1ONDAY, Alarch 24th. Over the Staffordshire Moor Course. Sir W. W. Dixin, Barl., Stoward. A Sweepstake3 of 1i sovs each, 1p. p. twice round and a dis- tance. Mir. 5Wottihuoe n 1) i m by Vagabond, aged (Dodgsoll) - Mr] Choyce's br hi by Dr. FaUstus, 4 yrs oh - - - 2 Irr pilknlgtlon la 1)b m by Birdeatcher, 5 yrs old - - MrT. 'T Morris's br sta ...

... ' - ?? I - U A AfP.f;-l +-1, -1- rA no ?? at_,, I -=i a This Meeting took place on Tuesday, Nov. 4, and three fol- lowing days. The following is an abstract of the coursing FOR THE Cur_(Over Wharram.) FinST CLASs.-Sir B. R. Graham's Madge beat Mr. Lowther's Phaeton Lord M\acdonald's Firelock beat Sir J. Johnstone's Rover; Sir B. R. Graham's Thetis beat Major Bo ver's Beaufort ; Mir. Best's ...

... Mayor and Magistrates were engaged ti.i?. morning in heaving informations laid by the inspectors of and measures again*t shopkeepers in this Ihaving their possession their respective «h examination thereof by the inspectors, light and i-r weights and false and unequal scale* or balances, when fine- were inflicted var\ing amount from os. to :iU ...

... BETTIENG AT TATTERSALLS& MONDAY. The betting, although ranging over a large number of horses for forthcoming events afforded few features of interest, and exhibited biat one or two important market changes. For the Leamington Stakes the leading favourites remained in statu quo. Miss Ann, however. came with a rush to 10 to 1, and was backed for a gaoo stake, the office having been given to get ...

... WINNERS OF PRINCIPAL RACES, &c.1 IN IRELAND. CURRAGH APRIL MEETING. 249.-QUEEN'S PLATE: two Oiles. Doughi,4 yrs.w .Magee I ?? ?? 2 Won by a length. Six ran. Not timed. MADRm STAKES, for-three year olds; New Rathbridge Post. Volcano, 8st 2ib .Keegan 1 I Patrick, 7stOV ?? * 2 Won by a length. Five ran. Nottimed. 25.-WeLLINGTON STAKE;S 3 S. C. ?? Doyle, I I Wide ?? 2 Lanesborough ?? Wynne' Won ...

... Whilst our National Sport is progressing so merrily at home, it is gratifying to know that the cause of the Turf is ably supported in our most distant possessions. The love of racing engendered in our own snug little island is increased when far away, and surrounded with difficulties, and even under the disadvantageous influence of a tropical sun, there is magic in the very name of the Tur2 ...

... I WAlFS AND STRAYS OF NZWMARKXT. ?? Second Spring (Heaven save us!) gathering has been a shockingly slow affair; the SPort Moderate. weather wretched, and speculation, ,capauatively speaking, non est, until the last day. that great event, the Derby, so close at hand, seemed to nearly a dead letter. No fresh clue was a 0ded to guide the uninitiated through the dark- hswhich veils the race. The ...

... MARYLEBONE MATCHES FOR Ig9. Thursday, May 17, at Cambridge-M.C.C. and Ground agst the Undergraduates of Cambridge. Monday, May 21 (Epsom week), at Lord's-Two select Elevent of the M.C.C. Alphabetical match, A to K agst L to Z. with two bowlers on each side. Monday, May 28, at Lord's-Fast agat Slow bowlers. Thursday, May 31. at Oxford-M-.C,C. and Ground agst Under, graduates of Oxford. Monday. ...

... FIGHTS TO COME. MA ?? and Rolla, 10 sota a sideBirmingham. 14:-Allwood and Trotter, 20 sovs a side, Birmingham. 15,-Adams and Herbert, 20 sovs a side, London. J : ?? and Conneely, lb aovs a side, Birmingham. 12.-Mason and Spratt, 10 sova a side, Birmingham. 19 -Roberts and M'Grane, 25 sovs a side. Birmingham. LY 3-.Ssnith and Coddy, 30 sovs a side, London. 17-EHayes and Madden, 100 sovs a side ...

... MEETING. WEDNESDAY, AUGOST 2. The DuNDAs STAsrs of 15 sovs each, 10 It, with 30 added; for three year olds, 6st 81b; four, See 21b; live. 8ut 91b: six and iged, 9ot; mares and geldings, allowed 31b; one mile and a quarter. LordChester6eld D Ir Meik'arn Sir J. Hawley Lord Strathnmure i Mr B. Green Lord Clifden Mr S. L. Fex j Ir Rolt I The EKtAVOsmrIRR ST as of o100 suvs each, 30 ft; for three ...

... FIGETS TO COME. DEC. 4.-Toddy Middleton and Jim Spratt, 10 sovs a side, Bir- mingham. 4.-Cook and Batchellor, 12 sovs to 10, London. 10.-Evans and Lees, 16 sovs a side, Birmingham. I1.-Ned Donnelley and Dan Collins, 25 sovs a side, London. 18.-Orme and Jones (Jem Burn's Novice), 20 sovs a side, London. 18.-Mlallett and Griffiths, 50 sovs a side, London. 24.-Young Noon and lOGray. 30 sovs to 40 ...