... NEWMARKET SECONDI SPRING METING. MONDAY, MaY 18. Sweepstakes of 10 sovs. each, for 3.yr.olds.-Did not fill. Mhatch-100 sovs. h. ft. T. Y. C. Sir Me Wools John de Bart, 8st. 2ib. ?? ?? ?? ?? ?? t L ord Fvitzroy's Lallcastrian, S*t. 7lb. ?? ?? .. ?? ?? ?? 2 Won by a length. Handicap Sweepstakes of 10 sovs. each, A. F. Mr. Sowerby's Coroner, 4 yrs. 'at. Gib. I Mr, O'Connor's Damoin, 4 yr.. 7st. ...

... . . A.. . I 'Doncaster, hlonday Niylit-The races to-day have gone off - extrernely well, and the town is npw full. Amongst the latest arrivals is his Grace thel.uke of Devdnshire, who was prene at the races in his capacity of Steward. His Grace visited the course in great state, his carriage being drawn by six beautiful bay horses, and attended by twelve outriders. Earl Fitmwilliam came in a ...

... Ashdown Park Coursing Mleeting. FIRST DAY..Noveinber ?? 18125. FOR. THE CUP. Sir H Vivian's wih. d. V'itvangcarc/l beat MIr S Hecthbote's by. d, Jfiggler )r M1eiick's bl. 1b. i u/ybeat ie Browne's b. i. Plunt-ap Mr GoeedIke's bi b. (G/lcetabbat Mr Cripps's bl. d. UIa//i/ac Mr J lag'bs wib. b. il/die beat Mr C l.oeg's bl. & w. d. Lie/ph Mr liebeets's yetl. ald whi. b. Rapture beat Mr. Biggi's ...

... BPO:ITT. he. T~ast Lothiir 9POlITING r iles st k ~ at, r ounf had 1 brisk tling of 11 MaUTle hunting this s eag it in, 30 lninute' tvitbout a check. nsart- Ihe htin tins h ason his commencedl Most favourably heavy fo r ?? he tmade the country a lie m-a.many fine scestt1 days at theve was an instance of so tt sly, and lie ill venture to ys at the beginning of a season; t III- fine runs in the ...

... NEWMARKET THIRD OCTOB ER, OR HOUG H- TON MEETING, IS24. FRIDAY. Sweepstakes of l00 sov. h. f A. F. Mr Ramsbottom's Cephalus, 8st. - - I Mr Molony's Cinder, 8st. Sib. - - 2 6 to 4 on Cephalus. Handicap Sweepstakes of 10 sov. each, for three years old and upwards. T. Y. C. Mr Molony's Cinder, four years old, 8st. 21b. I Mr Wyndham's c. by Phantom, three years old, 7st. 4Th. 2 Svweepstal~es of 10 ...

... SPORTIGW INTELLIGENCE. .- r ?? nic Sp: inlf Wii Ab ofo use verI wh hai Ha of I and ors '1 Ma wit A I die! 'los sidi 1051 d'E Jul Ma '1 wit takr to t and and il imO the weT Fre Cxli wol wol slit- in oil] tha 110 wil by wl sta the wil ye colt Inat wit slt s11n tlf sIn( lilt Ii un arm in ietel bie wi p~r po EPSOM RACES, MAY 'S,0(LAST DAY.) The meeting at the Downs yesterday was very vumcroulS and ...

... C.AI.DER IIACES-AUGLJST 2. CAtl.DER IIACIts-AUGUlSl 1 - The novelty', ot laces at lid-Cal'der, aided by the dis- tingtiished patroolage and arupicious ?? under whiel those sports were broigist out, excited a great selisa- tion in the neighbiurhood, and werC the meanns of drawvilig togethier an immlense crowd of snitotators of all ranks. The SPot fixed on for the race ground was a large lea ...

... NEWMARKET CRA-VEN MEETING. - - I. - rcn^ ma_. ace * f WEIDNESDAii'Atlyau 22. Lord Southampton's brother to UUrg^nde beat Lord Ve- rulamn's LaUrestivtis, S~t. 41. ealch, H ?? 100, h. ft. Won bytwo n lengths-2 to t agst Urginda. Subscription Plate of L.50, for two years old,,7st.; three years, Sst.7Ilh.; and four yenrs, 94. ?? Subscri- bers paying four gutineas, aud non~subscribers six gtineas ...

... NE WArIA{RKET SECON0 Lord Exeter's OCrlcaEl, II l i WVood's juohn D)~ i ,h~ ~ Lord Rxeter's 1:thl oc V s 14o, Wood's John De Bart 8, `~l1e$ ?? beating on Father L C , C.t 7, bt s. First Class of the 0aSland, Lord Exeter name ICals uvri Mr Payne's Pravateer 4 01(j. r; I n Lord Verulam's% l 3ro o), R~ Lord Stradbroke names , srsohl,855 lhl' MNr Forth narne, Mlr ?? 4Oven, 'a 51-I Won by a lethil ...

... EPSOM RACES -CON4CLUDED. TUs meeting terminated yesterday, pfterfoutr days of very fair average isporl-not that it has been by at-y nieas lirat rate, for nothing of thle tort was afforded by any of the races except the Craven Stakes. The great attraction yesterday was the 04ks' Stakes, wehich has been the source of a vast deal of apactolatiun, and which brought out much better borstas than any ...

... IEN'. FIT OF YoUNG GAS.-Youtir Gas took his ieuefit yes- terday, burt tile attendance of the Fancy was by no means so numerouS as was expected ; indeed, the frequency of these el. hibitions at the present day, is calculated to diminish their attraction, and disappoint the hopes of those who regard them as a source of prrt'fit. The setting. to, although not first-rate, wllS good, and gdve ...

... NEWMARKET SPRING COURSING MEETING. NEWMARKtET, TUESDAY APTERNOON.-The Nobility and Gentlemneni, Members of tie February Coursing Meeting, have assembled jo great force and, as the weather is favourable, and the niumber of dors here great, good sport is anticipated. His Grace the Dake of Gordon, the Earl of Stradbrooke, and most of the Merl)bers, are now on the Field, which is nume- rours At ...