... TUBE SPOTSMAM's CATC 11Slk ---. . . - - .. 0 - mlfl On T'respass.-cc Whether I am or amn not e- quai'uta -i Fman, pctr any qualified man .oins on mv freehold fur thle bat puirptose of khaling, mly gamle ?' ' `No manl can cnine upon your freehold withouit voIVIV 1 cortn0it, unless lie heave a iight to a free warretn, ivkI1lcI is rel rare. If lie do c onip and refuse to quit after lnotiCe, YOU ...

... I Yesterday morning, the General Half-yearly Meeting of the th Members ef this Institution was, held, at the extraordinary la hour of half-past six, in the large room of the Lancasterian fe School in the City-road. th Mr. BORTHWICK GILCHRIST, the President, took the hi Char. T'le room is large, and was imperfectly lighted, and there be- 8p ing a sharp frost, the assembled Members, muffled up ...

... SPO{It'1'G ?? ;.!GENCE. *d NOMINATIONS F; 'l ' ;.i . t;ZAT ',LEGER STAKES, O- D (J8.^ S'i ?? e. (t(REcivED YESTEC.,i: A-T'ZiAJON IT TATTERSALL'S.) ae TUESDAY-The St. L -; *'es ot 25 S-1' .- Ac-COlt3 to carry r- 8st. 61b., Fillits, t; t,. Sr i.e. r irre-90 Sub. :h Mr. Baird's br.c. Romnc,. by ?? dt :;ssan,- 'Lady CramRazer is. - ?? b.c. The Co ur r .isiiiergJ., out of the Pi- r^ rate's dam a- ...

... SPARRING AT THE TENNIS COMT. Harry Holt and Bob Baldwin took their first joint henifl, the Tennis Court. yesterday and from the expected sppeapp Itof Crawley and War(!, tiley ha, to all intents and tirpose1 1 , soverflowing bows,. 'is, . TIIP SParrinF WaS spirted, and aflorled h ener:l satisrscti The followine men fet-o ?? and Jem Latrhua, Mjr- and J-.hn Belasco, Ike Dodd ?? Ri& e rain'er, ...

... ils Te (ronet The Annals of Sporting-.) t- The pursuit of the grouse-, it is well known, cease in DP2- re cember, and the business of the fowling-piece may now be i 'said to be on the wane. Phrtridges, however, are still fair game; but, unlhss in places where they have been bob Ige little disturbed, they wil not suffe she approach of the il sportsman. Partridges have been found in great ...

... SPOR1lT1ING. ENTRIES YOIL THE DONCASTER ST. LEGER STARES. I A Sweepstakes of 25 sovs. each, for colts and fillies now two years old, to be run for on the Tuesday in the Don- caster Meeting, 1827; colts to carry Sst (lb, and fillies, Sst S3b-St. Leger CouYse. dir. Baird's br c Romeo, by Androssan, out of Lady Cramfeazer. 7 ir. Baird's b c The Corsair, by Champignon, out of the Pirate's dam. Sir ...

... - -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 ...

... NKnoinationfor ;he Great St. Leger S'akos, at Doncasler' 1827. Teeday.-The Sil-eger Stakes, or 2.5 soVs. each eoute to ,cIutr oit 61b; fltlids, 8st 315. St Leger Couirse, (90 miibocriber.) Sir J. Uyog'o ch c Pedinr,,hy Tramp, Gridnboant Mr 'eardiorth'H h e Loraine, by ioillebaikn Mr B d!rd'a br c lnmeo, by Androsqlkp, Lady Crrmfmazer b c The Corsnir, by Cthmpigploul, Tue Pirate'3 daMa Lord ...

... -, THE PARKS-SKAITING. I ., . ., .. I I Yesterday, the Perks presented As great a concourse ofspec. re tators as any day since the ice has iswquired sutlieieut cqnsis- d. tency to allow thosp wbo iodltil n ?? periloiis amusement he - pleasure o slqitiag The Basin in the Green Park !8pe=redl to have been selected alike hy thl(ose who are only 1S. learning the use of skaits, and the more huniale ...

... SPOtTING INTELLIGSNCE. . THE DUKE O' yOtik'S RACERlS. .The aceikngstudof ?? late Royal Highness theiuke of 1 e about to be sod, w have procured a complete of em with theirr ebgagements, it being undrertood tsncha esgagemncs apply only to these made in, Mir s ame, all entries in the name of his Royal High- eta being of. The following it a correct statement:- I. The wl-knowl stallion, McfsOs 2 ...

... I- S HARRY HlLT aid I3ALD)V IN took their 'tr sad tit the Tennis Coart, eaterday, antd had an ?? to feel gratefil to tie Ioaney. T'le Conrt was ,1 I t. e mnaiteurrs of respectability, and tile sports were llept1 ecuirrnmarv spirit. Amonglig t(ie Fat rrera were-L Pri , C'iarhe CaStlffy and the riristol Baker, NI tCRtl,, ' . Ket lv aii d Fil r, Harry Jdiew-s ai a N(ovicte, % , f :lrid) Wyoinos ...

... [FROM A CORESPONDENTr.j Publie Rooms, Barustaple, Jan. Major Hole, and it. H. Farmer, Esq ,Were ~2 charged with sporting on Sir B. Wrey's ianqr tin-, of Tawstock, on the 5th instant, notbeing duly , Chudleigh, under keeper to Sir B. Wrey, ,riyij f day in question, be saw the above gentlemn iD - estate with a pointer and setter, each gentleu I b that he subsequentlY heard a gun fired, and v; ...