... SPORTING INTELLIGCENCE. MY %- - . Ad hU.NTING APPOINTMENT Tueq Durl-n, County Fox /iounds will mieet on Mon-. day October 19th, at E~lemnore ; on Wednesday,OoIe 21 et, a P sorth Bar; and on FridaiOctober 23d, at Esk.-Each day at half-.past 1 0 o'clock. FELTON RACES. h'TONAY, Oct. 5.-The Coquet Side Plate or 10. Heate, ~111'00,rle miles f- o. AMr Gharllto'ns c h ?? ?? 2 1 I Mr Gllschh ...

... The Dul-e of Richmond, Sir R. Pigot, Bart., M.P., and Mr R. M. Jaques, are the stewards appointed for the ensuing Chester Spring Races. HUNTING APPOINTMENTS. Sir M. TV. Ridlevs fox-hounds meet on Monday, Jan. the 20th, at the Waggon and Horses; Wednesday, the 22nd, at Matfen; Friday, the 24th,at Belsay; and on Saturday, the 25th, at Thropple-each day at half-past ten o'clock. Lord Elcso's fox ...

... MOsPErTH COURSING CLUB.-At a meeting of the members of the club, held at the old Phoenix Inn, on the 14tlL Nov., 0. A. B. Cresswall, Esq., of Cress- well Park, was unanimously elected piresident, in place of Wim. Orde, Esq., Nnunykirk, which that gentleman has, in the most haindsolemeinanner accepted. The club promises great things this season; alrel y two meet- ings have taken place, both of ...

... ! SPOR'TING INTELLIGENCE A A-riace for J1W1. a-side t0k place (on the rase- course, Newcastle. ol Tuesday, between a horse the property of MIr Fitzroy Surtees, ridden by Ar Sal- keld, from Curberland, and another the property of Mr Chas. Cookson, ridden by himself. The distance was three miles-weight, each 12 st., and !Ar Cookeon's horse won with.great ease. F'-TRACE.-The footrace for 1001. ...

... I SPORTING INTEL~lGENCh. I I NEWCASTLE RACES. Our races commenced on Monday under the most auspicious circumstances: so far as regarded the entry of horses for some of the most valuable stakes, the num- ber was greatly increased over former years, whilst the quality was hifiliftely superior. The first two days were very unfavourable; rain which began to fall on Sunday continued to descend at ...

... PERTH RACEs.-The attendance was large, in- eluding the Duke of Athole, Lord Mansfeld, Lord Rollo, &e., and a large number of ladies. The Mem- ber's Plate of 50 sovs, given by H. Home Drammond, Esq., M.P., was won by Mr Carter's The Premier, A sweepstakes of 5 SOVB each, 25 added, gentlemen riders, was won by Mr Merry's Inglewood. The plate of 5O sove, given by the Perth Hunt, was also won by ...

... I YORK AUGUST MEETING.(Cooclnded.) THURS11DAY.-.The Brambaam Park Stakes of 1 0bsovse~h 310 It, for foals of 1845; one mile and a half .ach Major Yarburgh's b f Lady Bird, 8st ?? Mr Lane Fox's b c The Lamb, sat 71b. ?? 1 Won after a fine race by half a length. The Filly Stakes of 16sovs each, S ft, with 50 added, three-yr old fillies; two miles. , f Mr Foljarnbe's chl f Queen of the May.(J. J ...

... 1S24. ?? : : I. . ' ' I1 Tuesday, AIogust i,-i'he Gentlern 's Subscription Plateof: Go iSve)isighs: the owies vof the -uend horse to receive lo Save- reigns. JIehts, twibe ri-ind and tauistance.. Olltr 4,ambton-'s -c, Royaist, bv Leopold, s years old, . I Si,: 'hlomae ?? br. in. Sister to hlay Day, by Ardros- san; i .vlears old, . - . ' 2 hr.,L'inasou'rslch. g. Fir ;toger, by Coiuyn, 4 years ...

... SPORTING INTELLIGENCE TA~rECRSAtl,, MONDAY, Dec. 28.-Dann3Y.-I 300 tb 100 and several bets at 14 to I wereli gis h Rosalie colt, without Producing anyrli c angearonlst tl weeks avr'ag;lte only movement, in fbact, of aly interest, was the3 further advance at I'hyen was backed two or three times at 20 , Pand loue atwl o 1, whi'ch was thle outside price at thle closc; 1,1 00 to 1,000 Was ofibred ...

... *: ?? . ONCAS'R ?? :. Monday, Scpt. z3, iii.4 li ajesty's HY4nitdrdd Guineas. .r Mdlishs .-c. Q )dy by Siar, Ml. M ir ?? a gr c. 1,Yardvr, x:. ~rd Dar'isigtosi'.s br Ji. Fer 'usoqn, 3;-d to I against Ferguwon, 3 t' a agairist Quid, 5 toi 4 oil Evfander. Won ease. uovt cook .he le-ad ag;, was n~ever headed. Sweepsta'Les of' 2cop. eac4l, for twqyeas olads. Colts sat. fii- : - lis ,s+ ga.-L ist ...

... I mW aASTMID Raclau. 838. The racea commenced on Monday last, and have be'n nu. merously attended every day during the week. Although the Stand did not presenttbe usual number of personages of distinc. tion, owing probably to many ofthe nteightoouring gentry being at the coronation; yet It r* F.perally filled, ast were also the three temporarg stands, wll viere erected for the accom. modation ...

... I .. . PONTEVRACT RACES. . I Tuesday, Sep; S) sveejpstakes ofrogs. each, with 20o added. Sir WY QGrard' b h. k iii. s Cnsar L Duke ot Hamil- ton's b. m Cjazy' ?? pati * Swiepstakei qt .ogs each, Iogs. ft fr 1 year olds 'Mr 1,onsdale's ?? L. Lord =Miltons AnowIsley .2. ?? ,.j:I zrstiyPounds. Ms ?? c; f Buttercup *Mr 'Waflington s Io6ne'st Bob . 4 2 Mtr Pickerin's z by Beningbroigh 2. 3 . M~r:G ...