... 1-; CZ EL--ISTS4 COUNTY OF SOAMERSET7 (FlIRST PUBlLICATION.), DERSONS who have obtained GAME CERTIFI- 1 CATES for the 'Year 1837. List (1) GSENERAL CERTIFICATES at £3. 13s. 6d. each. Abrahall, C. H., Bruton Edbrooke, Nathl. Luxbosough Acland, Sir P. P. F. P. Bnrt., Edwards, Thus. Lyddon, Bris- Fairfield lington Adams, Charles, Kilton Edgell, Mr. Norton M1uareward Adams, John. Long Ashton ...

... sPVRTING IN~TEh'GzENCE. IBeAiTH STErrIP.E CRIASE.-Tlhis event, which has been postponed is) consequence of the severity of the frost, will comc off (weaLlher pernlitting) this pr-elit Saturday. The meet wvill be Dtathe Cross-hmitis, at twelve o'clock. The Duelc of Bcaufort's hounds wvill meet enl Monday next, at the Cross Handls; Wcdn.esdaiy, at Shipton iloyne: Thin-sIny, at Yate-rockg; end ...

... These Races commenced onWednesday, and the fineness ofthe morning, together with anticipations of good sport, drew a large concourse ot individuals of all grades, in carriages, on horseback, and onifoot. The rain, howereit, set inm jnthe afternoon, and con- siderably damped the pleasure of the scene. The races came olf in the followingorder:- A Sweepstakes ofilOov. ecit, with 20 added, forthe ...

... GRXCKCET. We were unable in ?? last publication to give the score of tile ;laying between the Clifton and Lansdovn Clubs ; we, therefore, insert it this week CLIPrI ON. Ist Innings. 2nd Innings. e -Whish, ?? 7 £J. Cunningham bd Brooke 2 e Robert Bright bit Brooke 1t ret out 13 - Ray hd Brooke 3 l Richard Bright et lieating, bd Seinsbhry 32 not out 14 e. Protheroe bi Biooke 7 :- Carrowv run out ...

... S1?ORT?NG ZNTZZG?NC?. IIONtCASTER RtACES. Mto~noy.-Match for 300 soya, h ft, St. Legor course, was won| by Air. Payne's f Mlania, 3 yrs, 7ot 41b (Nat), beating Lard Egl- linton's Blue Bonnet, 4 yrs, Oat 0th. Blue Bonnet bolted. Her Majeaty's Plate of 100 go, 4 miles, wvas won by Mr. D.; Cook's Troehoy, 3 yra, beating Queen of Tyre, Wee Pet, Por i! trait, and Champagne. T'he Champagnle Stakes ...

... SVo4WWNQ IETEMNIGENC,. I ?? RAC BS.-MONDAY. ,* 4 The Vittwhliam Stakes of ( lsovsach, withl 01added, 5Babe was woo in a cantet by Mr. Iilvint A liqeq w4th9ro, btljiw Lotharia, Peggy, and Trueboy. Match, 15o savs each: Lord Chesterfield's cla f Lady Wildair beat Lord Glasow 's sister to Pathfiuder-by twelve lengths. Tie Queen's FlAte qf tOO 6s. Mr. Salvin's Alice Hawtbori walked over. ontnesila ...

... WESTON.SUP ER-MIRE REGATTA. ,.a* VVf~lVa1U1DU ,J: ?? The, annual regatta and aquatic sports of this faosta watering-place took placeon Tuesday last, and althougo] visitors attracted to the spot were not so numerous as learR lthere was yet a large aad fashionable attendance. TheRo1 trains from titse city contributed their hundreds of spine l and the Ssnp~wn steamer, whlc h-sailed to accommodate ...

... :ZLSTO1. V&IL3BOU REGATTA. These sports took place this year on Monday last and ailorde'd more than usual gratification. By the praiseworthy exertions of a committee ofa few jgentlemen who take an interest in aquatic amilserebts, a considerable sum Was raised, so that the prizes were such as to induce the wvatermen to readily enter, and each race was warmly contested. The day was beautifully ...

... Tue Trades Cup of 200 sovs, added to a handicap of 25 sovs each, 15 ft, &c.; two miles and a quarter. Mr. Drinkald's St. Lawrence, aged, 6st 71b ?? (Ford) I Mr. Gully's Mendicant, S yrs, Sst .. ?? Butler) 2 Captain Pettit's Newcourt, aged, 7st 101b ?? (Sly) 3 The following also ran :-lnheritress, Dulcet, Queen of Tyne, Anuandale, Arthur,, Princcss Alice, 'om Tough, Mickey Free, Mlaster Downes, ...

... SiOA.T~G UR rSLLZGSCE. art TEWKlESI3URY & GLOUC.ESTERSIIIRE RlACES. at1, TUESuDs.-'l'The Ham stakes of 10 50V5 each, with 40 rry) added, did not fill. xj5 The Gloaicestershlire Stakes of 23 soV3 each, 1.5 ft., and o sts only if declared, the second to save his stako. Two miles. .45> subs, 28 of whom deciarod. Mlr. Meikilam's Aristotle, 4 yrs, 7st 81b ?? (Lye)I Lord .Miltown's Fidliawnr; 5 yrs, ...

... BRISTOL AND CLIFTON RACES These' rachs --a : C urjya and, from the fineness'of the weatheriand--ti -Sport ex- peeted, were Well attendel, atia with the usuil variety of L visitors. The amusement camne as near to the eipectation of it as fulfilment generally conies up to aniticipation;- al- though Mr. Steward Blagdon Hale did not holnour tile course with his presence-the more credit to the ...

... SPORTZNl XQ ZNITEL;GME. DERBY. 9 - 4 agst Mr. J. Day's The Ugly Buck (taken) a - ,I Colonel Peel's lot (tateft) 20 _ I Mr. Ford's lot (taken) 10 - S - Mr. Croekford's Ratan (taken) 12 -I Mr. Scott's Bay Momus (taken) 1a- - Colonel Peel's Orlando °D - I - Mr. Liehtwald's Leander (taken) 20:- I _- Sir G. Eeatheote's Akbar SD-,1 - Mr. Ford's Qui Tarn s6- I- Phalaris Ioo -l - Mr. M. Jones'e ...