... I SPORTING_I.t'ELLIGENCE. aUVNTING. Sir Ml. W. Ridleyj's Fox-hounds will mieet on Monday, November 5, at Belisay ; WVednesdali, 7, at Hartlaurn N'il. Iage; Friday, 9, at l'orsteland; Saturday, tO, at Needicss Halil, M~oor H-asea-elici day at haltf past ters o'clock. The Wylnpard and Duarhami Fox. horunds will meet on Monday Novenber , at Great Stainton ; Thursday, ti, Iat ?? Bridge; Saturdav, ...

... HUNTING. Sir M. W. Ridley's Fox-hounds will meet on Mon. day, March 4, at Matfen P-ars; Wednesday, 6, at Ne. thOrwilton; Friday, 8, at Wallington ; Saturday, 9, at Oak Wood Gate-each day at half past ten o'clock. We are authorised to state, Sir M. W. Ridley's hounds will not hunt on Saturday, March 2. The Wynyard and Durham Fox-hounds will meet on Tuesday, March 5, at Buttetwick; Fridays 8, at ...

... STOCRTON jjjkCMB. I ThU-11- A.- - 1. . itt(SIu8st-51 Atfij '22-PI'lr0dUC(e Stjki, of 25 sovs. each, h. ft. )Is . . ?? ; humlis, ?? ?? C. Mr I. Smiths bl. 1' by Jerry (Lye) I ; Mr T. Hilsol's br. c; by Agri'cola A Siveepqlakes of' 1( sovq. each. P. P.it25oyaedb J. Bowes, Lsq., I. ?? for all ae,5 'l lree ye ar osuO, for bst.y ?? ive.1b lide uaRit. ;s} ixt 9'b. *-:lbl ?? Mr . V' ?? c. Ihy Collurr ...

... SPORTING INTELUGENC& HUNTIN~G. Mr WATSaNS ?? Will Meet on Tuesday, De- ?? : Clio Walk Mlill, near thle Park-house; 'rhurs- dy, ?? at thle Kenniel-each day at 10 o'clock. Si'r J. V. ?? Fox-IIoumuIs meet on Monday, pic. ?? at Oakwoud (lat; l'tiesday, '2I, at Gusforth Lodgu; filursday, 2.i3, at Mliddletoni Bridge; Friday, _, at. f'igdon-eh movrning at half' past to) o'clock. k'he 6.IALIY li1' ...

... 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 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 ...