... I HOUSE OF LORDS. Monday, May 11. RELIGIOIJS OPINIONS RELIEF BILL. The Bishop of EXETER brought forward the motion of which he had given notice, respecting the religious opinions relief bill, and deprecated the dangerous experi- ment of repealing those portions of the acts of Elizabeth which asserted the supremacy of the Sovereign in opposi- tion to that of the Pope. Thle right rev. prelate ...

... EPSOM RACIES. Tinre DERBY.-This great sporting event, which came ti' ol Wedniesdav, was perhaps never snore numerously attended, every spot of' groulid that afforded even a ?? of ?? lulllei cvred wvith vlectators. Liiijls ci hegrounld being. coverdstsOOti~5 The, liedetiour cud anination of the scenle, heightened lby the beauty of the wVeather, and the cay colours that ]mit tile evO in every ...

... G A M E L I S T. LONDON, WESTMINSTER, AND MIDDLESEX.-(FirstPublieation.) LIST of PEIlSONS who have taken out G:NERAL GAME CERTIFICATES at 41. Os. lId. each, including the Additional Daty of 10 per Cent, under the Act of 3 Vic. cap. 17. Agar, lion. Capt. Allison, Joseph Abolt, Clharles James Abott, Frederick Aev, Goodsoln Alilcrson. Smilnel Aisplevard. Charles Alexander, jur., Robert Al.toi, ...

... SPORTING INTELTLIGEN-CTE. :TATlTl :SAtS . -'tli UtAitS AAY. About a dozon CUli3'libeis ?? t ill ?? z,,ttse of IleC lhfie- I o0l0, bu t wiith 00 ?? zti.(osiitio to .spe0llQI thiat a fomal qlw tioll i (Ilt (If tile (11i1tC iltll. 'lite (1in1 Jkto l I bty tst IIt111( t li 1ii llj. vern SO to ?? I:1(i14t \il 'Ifli, .;00 (. to to ;0n / t; iItotIleI: t: o' ItootI 1,0(1 to 2tt ?? tioljuotiti. .ita. * ...

... THE DERBY AIND OAKS. The Derby has pasesd away with no very 1i0v or mariked feature to distingauish it from its predecessors. The naial dit| Fbrence, in relation to its accessaries. wasts that tho promise of' direct rawiway accottoiodttioet from Loedon bridge to Epsom was fulfillcd, and the oesult was that thousatilo thronged to the races who would have hesitated to visit them by the route of ...

... SETTLING 0OR TIItE ERent ANt OAKS. -Thewilencrs of the alove races toing ait the tine been geotetllty stippocd to be h' atttless tom ses, we ftdly exptected so ItVas to speak o tf art eay settlicg. We regret to s1V t'hat it has ttrned oot q tito thle rotcns-not merely a bad one, bitcne of tile worl that hls5 bcen knots t sinice Cother- stone's yeat. T'wo parties were t/o 1 est, ciltse I os ...

... SPORIPING INTELLIG-ENCE. ASCOT RACErS -IThe bril1vlat weather thi.o week hag ctused thesc fiashionaohe r ?? to be most numenouisly attended. 'The SpOlt la' theein ?? Valied, 111d ie'XelleoL On Toey and Thursday thei ii.rse was ?? by thi ii v e;oee of the Omiene and the royal aeni dibtilgiolisbed glecits no wore staybsi at the Castle, end tile e- efmtion u lilel ier Ijestyt met with mant lia-e ...

... I MoeNDAY.-TIlh Ascot settling,, although on a stool smaller ectie than usual, was not at ril satisfactory, money having been unaoel monly scarce, and complaints frequent. Goodevood Clip.-ID to 3 agst ir John Day's The Hice It), 7 Ct I agst Mr G. H Moere's Woef-dog (t), IO to I agst Sir J. Ilouteve MIendicant, 12 to I agst Lord E. Russell's Sting, 12 to I tt lord 1i. Rlussell's Dulcet, 12 to ...

... DoNCASTEr R.4cEs.-The great event of the week, the Leger, came off on Wednesday, when the fovearito, the winner of this year's Derby, was defeated. The transactions at the subscription-room in the morning were of no great magnitude, but the prices were to snae extent influenced by the announcement that Sally Maggs would not start, and that Lord Eglittoun and Mr Pedley had respectively declared ...

... SPORTING INTELLIGENCE f\'lW3L!:xzT SECOND OCTlBli fEElTIZG. The1hIerst nf til'u0ei,, at NmQ\ narl e Tt1Uwa ?? to thc CcsaC',witchl Stakles. Thlle race was c~ lontestedt by il(> les*s ?? th t orses, one less tllail inl 18-16 ainel ),usultcd ill the ilet eat ot aill the tovautrou s on1ly one of Thons obtained a platn. The veto is a It s hl od Iis til llorse, whose recent performancet t ...

... Qgrl~v A. , - _ SLATE OF THE ODDS AT TATTERSALL'S. TnlunSDAn.-Giselle and Geraldine were backed for a good deal of money; the former, who had a strong party, rising to & to i, and leaving off first favourito. Patriot, Hydrangea, Fereclooure, and Queen Mary also hod some friends, but did not undergo any material change. The Prior ef St Margaret's fluctuated between 10 and 17 to I, the final ...

... ML.TTERSALL's.-T'Fhursday.-A mooderate amount of business was transacted at the following prices :-Liverpool Steeple Chase.-15 to I on the field, 20 to I agst ejr Arthur, ;o to 1 agst Brunelte (t), 30 to I agst Latitat (t), 50 to I agst Chatlsams (t to 501.), 50 to I agst Discount (t to 251.), 50 to I aggt Khondooz (t to 261.), 50 to | agst Profligate (t to 251.), 1,000 to 10 agst Sparta (t). ...