... i Zbe Tud lanb ?? exporting Acbm I The Holderness Foxhounds will meet on Monday, February the 24th, at Spring Hill, Welton oen Tuesday, the 25th, at Rise Mill * on Thursday, the 27th, at Lundsbro' Gate. York Road; on Friday. the 28th, at Hemp- holme; and on Saturday, larch the 1st, at Bishop Burton; each day at a quarter to eleven o'clock. The Earl of Yarborough's Foxhounds will meet on Monday ...

... SPORTING INTELLIGENCE CONTIUVED, 1c MARKET RASEN MEETING. at MONDAY, SHIT. 30, 0 Tatn SUBsOtttartmtt Punsr, t, Mr C. Tatson's h Ers, 4 yrs ?? ?? .. . MrT.,Listcr'sbhhParagon,5yrs -- , S Mr J. Morris's cm WVire,sYra ?? ?? s uc mir Thorntan's b hi Woldsman, 5 yrs 4 is Mr tilbeher'a em Ghurm Chart, 4 yre . . . 6 Sir Taylor's br as mijilourisl, 5 yrl ?? la MrTralrorda hr b Is 1Makeshlift, aged. . ...

... RIC IE T. T'he annual match betweon thre Scalvby and East- M Riding Cricket Clubs, was played at Scaseby, in Sir John Neithorpe's Park, onl Aonday, the 5th instant. 'Tho weather after ilia rains of last week proved meat Stti propitious, arid the beauty of the sceuc was much CO enlivened by the numrnores attendance of ladies who SPit lionoured the match, and encouraged the players with DL their ...

... I Zee THE FORTHCOMING CRICKET XMIATC1E We understand that the preliminaries for thegra Se stakes at York have been arranged by the ionteadrit8 viz., York, Dalton, Yorm.andffovingbam.Trshe5fict 9014' be played between the Dalton and Yarn clubs oi mntb h 'iili 00 the lith 17th of June next, on the York cricket ground.b ?? walls. The second match, between bebthit and ovin gham clubs, on the 7th ...

... nI -tott e m s. | T A T TwE-R s A 1L LssM O N. D. A T.. LIVERPOL Sttp CHASE. 01 8 ?? Mr. llretthi's ThilCu.je~ (taken) I2' 6 Mr.T. waro the Pi 20 - I - JMtr. C an as hce Georg. (taken.. Cogan~in Edarilthe rs(taken to £75). 20 - I - Mr. J. lateran's arl l terak*nd 20 I _ Lord CheSaterfyi's. TI Victimen), 20 - I ?? LIttlen's H.ChandIer.: 25 - I - Iir. Bscha sn~ Alfred taken.). NORTHAMPT6lSHi ...

... I2Ge iul[ anb oter fp:;tg4 els. THE LIVE'RPO-OL SULY MEETING. WEDNESDAY JULY l4TI1. THlE CIIOXTHTH STlA-KE4 of 2 mstiveach, loft, with .31 ad,~ ded, ihraey~car ohl,dsat Sib; font.8Oct2Mb; flee, Oat Sb; six andagd. is; mca, c.,alowe lb;onemaile andaha qt5. ter. loacabs. Mli.Mostr'yn'asagac~ty,43yrs . (1.Evana) I Me. A Jabustona's RAvwena, i3 yra ?? .f. 2 Mr. Rltalubridge's Mary, 21 yrs. ?? . ?? ...

... N\TrVMIARX1:T JULY MEETtNG.-( Concludcd). NVEINFASDAY.-The TrnwTCI is of £50, was ;ennbn' Sir. Bat- son's Glh f 3Revelry, beating SIr. Lxanhain's 11 e Laud, atid Iu o others: 6 to 4oniievelry,wonilbythri-eeltlotesrtefa lelgtil. A Hlanicap Sl/;kes of 1(1 sovs, eacil, (6 sIlhs.) won by the Duke of ?? 1) c Shylock, beating Mr. Ilill's br 11 Coroner: 3 not placed-7 to 4 ast Shyloek, and 7 to '2 a ...

... - - __ - __11 t1 APRIL. I Newmarket July Meeting n an Catterick Bridge.25 Preston 10 P1 Caistor . 30 I Wells ., l PC M AY. | Cheltenham 17 an Malton .. 3 Kendal . 17 Li Chester. 7 Stamford 18 S n Newmarket Ist Spring.. 7 Bridgnorth. 25 P Dtirham . 10 Salisbury .. ...

... ]e TH1E CHASE, 4C. e- Tri HOLDeP.1eSS Fox HoutD5s trill meet at Risby, on Tuesday, ! (this day); at Rise ou Thursday; and at Kilnwick Percy on Satur- day eacb day at eleven o'clock, eIn Stg TATTOO SYKErS Fox HoUlNDs, will meet at Stamford Bridge or oil Wednesday; and at North Grimston, on Friday; each morning le at ten o'clock. le Lowt YA auonouGn's Fox Hountos will meet at Kettleby Thorp le ...

... SPORiING PJTRELLIGENCR. .TEI cHtAE5., The HolderneMi rox-hoiinds wri~llmeet at Thonrnqlm, oq Ttiluesduy, nnd al Grao6 oori, on Saturday; each montr,. ing~ al hitir-past ten o',clock. Sir'Tatloir Sylies' fox-hou~ds- vvill meet at Lohster- !housre, on Wednecday; anid at Mitlinglon, o~n'Friday'; 'each' onorainX at tetio'clbck. ''-' ' * Lord Yarherough's fi)X-hnunfds will neet al Howebamn V~illage ...

... - p3i littcihmei- :7 TnuasuAr. -The King's Plate of 100 guineas, llst., R.C hMr. J. Day's Venison beat Lord Tawastock's Jack. il-the-Green; 6 to 4 on Venison: won by a length;- Sweepstakes of 15 sosa. each, for three-year olds: half of Ab. M. The winner to be sold for 50 sosa., if demanded &c. Col. Peel's Castaside beat Capt. Gardnor's gr f Sister to Zenana, Lord Lichtield's f. by Emillus out ...

... TATTERSALL'S.-THURSDAY EVENING, SIX O'CLOCK, I DERBY. So much time was occupied in comparing books, that betting, until late in the afternoon, was almost at a stand still; and when it did commence, so fitful was it, so seall the investments, and so great the crowd, that ise lad some difficulty in drawing up a list of market prices Except in Pam, who was sent to the rightabout by a bet of 1000 ...