... SPORTING INTELLMT.ENCE, NEWMARKET JULY MEETING; MXNDAY, JOILY 7.-The Jitly Stakes, of GO sovs. cacu, SO ft, for two yenr old co ts and fiilies, wmoi (after a sdead trllh) by LIord Exeter's ) by Soltan, atig iMlr. Greville's Fancyv, soil too others. S to I agst tilt wvittoler. Thle srsottd eat woti easily. Sis'ocystnkes of 10 Vsas, eacst, for tbtrceZ ycsr old colts usid fillies, wonl by M lls. ...

... S ON. , --: '':,': I A gentlemrtir from th§ Norih hss challenged the owner of Sultan tto run a borte against him forr any sutti from 500 to'1000 guineas. Harnpden, the winner of the King's; Plate at N'ew- market,'nn Thursday lest, ran the distance of three miles four furlonge and 1ST yards in seven' minutes- and four seconds, carrying 10 stone 41b,-an instance of speed, considering the length ...

... CRICKET MA TCH. hed er's, last, was iary eral I, of, ?? the n of 1lo. Ih to ure, .n of Ince y of will nces gni- ion. bril- able iits ma- ared Self The Zi.-- DERBY. FllttT TNNINGS. Hardy, cby Hollingsworth, - 4 Crosby, e by Gibson, . Budworth, c by Hlenson, 2 Stainsby, hit ?? Foster, run out- I - ?? 0 1 Ball, c by Allen, . ' - - I Smedley, b by Kirk, - - I I Lead, at by Gibslon-,- ?? - i ...

... GnZAI'V COURSING UATC1. !-talked.of match bpteppn the Nr ,- a., ;- ?? AJA. euA2L'GH. C Tlhe long.talked.of match between the Newmarket, Swaffham, f' and Malton Greyhounds, was decidgd on Tuesday se'nnight, on il the Louth Ground. The parties were Mr. Wilkinson, of the Newmarket and Swaffham Clubs, and Mr. Lacy, on one side, r and Sir B. R. Graham and Mr. Best, of the Malton Club, on the other ...

... NFINVMA RKET CRtAVEN MIEETING. co Mondiay, Aprifl8, the Craven ~fakem,1 asubscriti~lon ?? S f r e a, fojr all sages ; 2 ras old sat iffib, 53 vrs uld Bill, 4 yra c, old Slt 91b, S yris old 9st jib, 6 yrs old 93t 51b, atid aged , 9st 71b.-A. P. to Lord G. fi. Caveridlsh'a b c by Partisan, 3 yis old to AU. Lirealfir's Is li Baiiker, 5 yrs old * 2 All. Wyirdlito's bi e Iublin Hood, 4 yara old * S ...

... INANICHEST'2R1 RACES. -- I v - I J - -I , : , L, lt l %.t 1 ; . Wecdnesday, Slay 21.-The Produce Stakes of 50 guineas each, h Yt, for three years old colts. Twice round the Course and a distance. * ubseribers. Iir IEouldsworth's b f Alecto, - - - 1 ?? Yates's ch t' Squib, by Soothsayr, 2 - The Mlanchester St. Leger Stakes, of 25 guinceas each, with 50 tovereigns ?? St. Leger Course.-Onemile ...

... STAFfrORD RACES. iday, Oct, L1, two-year.od Stakr, of 232s. 1udi, I5 ft; 'a Tuesday, Oct. 11, two-yearbold Stakes of 25. eachl, 15 ft; Se halt' a muile. 1, lr. Massey's b f Claudia, f - (Spring,) 1 M r. G is bor ,le's br c Z am iel by M'ango, ?? . . '2 Y Air. Benson's g c Balloon, Ly Rtainbow,. ?? Same day, a Plate of 00gs. Twic round and a distance. su n' Mr. Twemlow's ch f by Blucher, 3 ...

... DONCASTW J IIUNT DIME}ZNG. iv- 3laqrch 171, rtl- V- SZ .-o in ,,.L f Monday, March 17, the Craven Stakes of 10 sovs. each. (Six el, subscribers.) eM. Iiouldswortb's ch c Vanish, 2 yrs old . ?? (R. Lowe,) I 31r. Hopkhinson's b f Eliza, 2 yrs ?? 2 ith Lord Scaybrough's b f Sister to Tarrare, 3 yrs ?? 3 se Sir John Byng's ch c Pedler, 3 yrs ?? ?? 4 1ni Vanish was never headed, and worn easy. Mr. ...

... ' - ?? I - U A AfP.f;-l +-1, -1- rA no ?? at_,, I -=i a This Meeting took place on Tuesday, Nov. 4, and three fol- lowing days. The following is an abstract of the coursing FOR THE Cur_(Over Wharram.) FinST CLASs.-Sir B. R. Graham's Madge beat Mr. Lowther's Phaeton Lord M\acdonald's Firelock beat Sir J. Johnstone's Rover; Sir B. R. Graham's Thetis beat Major Bo ver's Beaufort ; Mir. Best's ...

... - -D?i ?,6 . ?- ?? ?? spolt-1:1NU Eo, I , . ?? oot~t TATlTERSA.LXs, JAN-. 1. The foilowing is a full statement of the ;ddu :- i:t DErB. -tI B to I gsg~tiotler . ;. S0 to I agst Gamelils , a S to 1 4;ga Web' so to I agst Turconsan 14 to I agst Estagnolle. S0 to 1 agtt Ld. AilesbUry'S v 16 to I agst Defence ?? sO to I itst SnnowdrpOp' 20 to I agit 'I'rumpeter 30 to I agst Cressida 20 to I agst ...

... KELSO SPRING MEETING-IS27. d These races took place aver the Duke or Rosburghe's 0 Course on Tuenday week, when the sport auffldedd far canoed- ed the most santl)ile exp, ct-ations. The course wass in the ' highest state ofperfectio-, and the following is the result of t she contests for the diffirent stokes. l The Kelso Spring St Loger Stalses of Ten Guineas each, e p. ?? three-year-old Colts ...

... CALEDONIAN m ?? it 'Yhcse racest coimmlljcl 'UlAsdav I Those races ( luaif1 a day %vias vel N fii, 1 -.I I I ad- ttt'iIU Ii If Wt'ti' Cl ii pa al r ~ ~ ~ ~ ?? grull' kifi ?? i10,1 Ifur (;l-ncte thte Itii ?? tin a of 13tii-i-fcihl aid( a--i ,Ot 'Ii Clio ' ?? a' I o' NV_ .Ia S Nion I rd~iiliak 1S'IP' ollI, I ' Marn L-i i-h rkI.C IE ( Iiti' M C Pt, ir I i i a1'.t5 Is. Olstl' Ii i I iui'1 It GI ...