... 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. ...

... 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 ...

... 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 ...

... 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 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 ...

... NEWMARKET FIRST OCTOBER M EETING. THURSDAY NIOHT. The foilowving race was decided after eur account left - The Town Plate of 501. ;for 3 yr old colts, 8st 71b; and fillies, 8st3lb. D. I. Duke of Grafton's b f Turquoise I. : . Mr. R. Pettit's Lancastrian . . 2 Mr. Sowerby's bc Palenioa . . . 3 Lord Sefton'I bl c Juryman , . . . 4 Mr. Rogers's br c Medallist . . 5 Mr. Gully's b f Trample, ...

... SPO RTT>X.-- ?? -. GpI,ktANT FOX C~s.O atra'~ rii~t &ller K ialb if Snew toiN shr tioetr tti'h, nh it e Ueiolt, Bukfu in the' Ztlror, A'hbtirtot,. by J46ck Tt44r4, meiMoli~~ 2 odi~ .me, i:i his fle'itLt11iivhoodarm, itd ?? to Juliat 1tov(', Eqg. o fPtn' Vre.' Assisted by thet smn. atud juO: P t& -~he succeeded ia it~ecilrinip bath, a d,,g, rid vixen In crib. The ttri61'kiit ?? tilkeu earn of, ...

... 'T'HE LIVERPOOL REGATTA: , I - - - , ., . .- . . m This Regatta, toek place ou the river Mersdy on Friday last, and frum its behig the first spectacle of tile kiind which has taken place there, it excited great interest. '[he consequence was, that about noolo the whole population of the town began to pour forth in thousands by every passage to the river side, and the, numerous steamers and ...

... O)It'RTING INI 1 i 1, ,L,(;E '1;, . s. is js 1s Is r. 10 is )s TURF AE OINTMENTS FOR 182'. The following are all the entries at preseut madc:- s Doncaster SprinIg . March 17 Buxton Jine 11 Wirwvick Sprittg 1 e INewmarket h uly 7 tiolderness llunt (Beverley) 24 Sta'mor.., .,, . I1 Attoir Hunt. . 2: * ort Assgto! Meetimsi, Avg;ist S Miltlol .. , ...

... CA RLISLE R1AC!ES. TlKSDA-Z, SFTir. 2, A 0 Plate, of' L50, givec by the Members, For all Tl(vr. i 'tile heto. MYr J:,crl-ons'i. c. 't'h~e JErl, by PercY S 1 2 1 M r Edis~ iiis' ?? f. byv 'I'r:amop - 4 2 1 2 ll vsig^nn's h. ?? d:snslir'lld Lass I 3 4. 3 Mr SIL z- npvt's b. f. (Queenlj SSiel ia - 2 -t 3 dr. A G(ia Cup, of 1o0 ?? ias 5 ille by subsceribera.- I'lrec 5ill's. SirJ. i. .Maxwell's clh ...

... PONTEFRACT RACES,.1828. . TUESDAY, SsPT1S'rann 2. c SWEEPSTAKES of 30 sOVS. each, 10 ft. for three year olds-a colts, lst. 61b. fillies, lst. 21b. One mile and three quartors. , n Lord Scarborough's h. c. by Cation ?? I sI Mr. Darnell's ch. c. Game hloy, by Octavlan ?? 2 tiM. W. Scott's bs. c. Nilmrod, by I banta. i ?? Houldsworth's br. c. Terpr, by Magistrate.4 5 Anoexcelleat race. n The ...