... I Mr. S. L. Fox's two years old filly, Nymphalin, which ran d second for thie Chainipagne Stakes, at the last Donccaster races, edied of iccflacnmatiocc ot Wednesday last, at the Culd Klrby Racicg Stables, lIambleton. ,, BEVERLEY RA CES.-(CONCLUOIED ) e FRIDAY, OCTo0RR 3. t The l1ors1rI1 STAICrES o 5 sovs, each, 20 addedby IJ. Burton, y Esq. M.P. for two ald three yrs. olds. (0 subs.) . Mr. R ...

... I DOkANCEtE RACES.-(CoicLt6,8. I inThe settling for the SL Leger took place on Wednesdtay in morning (week) at the rooms. and a very unsatisfactory one it .n turned out; several gentlemen and all the betting men came :o oft'losers, some ofthem beingbhit prettyhbard. That so many Le should lose is accounted for in two or three ways-some t-wouldj not bave the Queen at all---some had betted 4, ...

... YORK AUGUST MEE'rING. TUESDAY, AUGUST 2. The, GreatsYorkshire Stakes of 25 snvs. each, 10 ft. for three yrs old colts, 8st. 51b. fillies 8st. 31b. St. Leger Course: Sis subscribers. Mr. Walker's br a Roubiliac .. . ,,W. (W. Scott) I Mr. W. Fox's ch fGitana, by Tramp .. 2 Mr. Rowe's b c Barkston, by Wel beck 3 7 to 4 on; Roubilliac, 5 to 2 agst.Gitana,and 4 to 1 agst ...

... '.. Aportino Intfilidatri. DONCASTER RACES.-(Concluded.) Fouriiii DAY.-THIjtSDAY, Sept. 21. Tbis morning was very heautiful * tlsuntshone wltit more lustre than on nny moruing during the week. Being the Cup dayg, as it is ctalled,-thlough the cup was, on this oecaaion, changed Into a shlel:I,-lhere was a considerable dldtioii made to theX usual populatlun of the town; and thin atraets ...

... SpORTRNG INTELLIGENCE. Dsfanchettcr, Wednceday nrtgilt. one occurrence at the recent meeting of Heaton's k Lord appeared to mar the general joy that Pt . l oar eye upon the day which brought the sport to .hte mean the result of the race for the gift of the R ' Manchester. All vaices-Tories, Whigs, Lords CmnD~s--were of opinion that, had the rider of o, ?? forgotten himself, therophy must ...

... - 11 ig E. spooTtic, - ? -Isr- ?? ; 1`icawhdeie Win , 51je'rble diveratOU ,UiftiInjo tl ',r6b C03 ftwbich w bfieflyAN . MosPri econd SOarsm (or hro, I~letoug~h patik Fyptieeved's suppot35ed l %Bjgbssed ?? flies, foa) b& atjg'6' to'lith-e froish C O D ob, Mi r' co b5ol hed bor e spourtfe h ' -bne _oo ?? piping el onsetrh approac hb g Ch twortMeeting. 'The entry hot up the it, cloied attb Bsh ...

... -- T :N .G --N - L G- -- SPOTN INTELLIGENCE. THE CIIESiII1tE HOUNDS WILL M~EET ON T SATURDAY, Dee. 2, at ?? Tarcorley. T MovDAy, 4, at ?? Dunharn Mamey. Shefli WBNsA. ,a lack Dlog. tratio TIWSDY, , ?? Heath. relief ~aev. ?? Logh. M~DA, ?? House. La WENYSD~. ?? Post. iuest TIU5DA, ?? IHal.: tiols oAUDY 6a plton IalaU whic, Al haf pas Tea elerk ,MR. LEECIIE'S HOUNDS Nob WILL MEET ON spect. ...

... Oplorting -ITte'litgenct. NEWTON MEETING. f WEDNEBSDAY, Juit. i. T The annual rases on Newton Common commenced to-day, and, . considering the 5thte of the weather, which was rainy during the r greater part of the day, the muster of both fashionable and un- f fashionable ?? was mucih greater than could with reason ci have been expected. Mr. Lawton, of the Ranibow Hotel, Liver- 0c' r pool, ...

... te, Metoanheestes, Thrrsdaa noon. , \'civton r..ces yestcrdrsy ?? frolize) c k. le wrah-$ al he Dickey With the fielidsmnen in the cup ramce-our rospcterdt It townsman carrying it olf saes ceent anfe. Trap won his reee in good style. .lIyLord'sWllhite Cap led at agood pace till within the diStaInce, when the darling hand came out, 2 of and did the trick cleverly. The fluetoations on the ...

... CRIC2KET WATCHES. b CRICKET M1ATCH AT BURTON-.UPON-TRENT.-On 8 r'hursday and Friday last, a Cricket Alatch was played at It Bsrton-upon-Trent, between eleven Gentlemen of Leicester- i shire and eleven of Burton, when the latter were victorious. t The following is an account of the Innings :- o LEICESTERISHIRE. i First Innings. Second Innings. Mr. Burnaby, b. by (uirling ?? 12 b. by Davis ?? 3 ...

... THE NEW GAMIE BILL. | (From the SPOUTING MAGAZINE.) We are indebted to an Hon. Member for the following Abstract of the Marquis of Chandos's Bill, i' to consolidate and amend the Laws in England relative to Game and to authorise the Sale of Game. Possession of game to be illegal after six days in dealers, and twenty-eight days in other persons, from the expiration of the season. The following ...

... LIVERIIPOOL G( REAT sTrEE'PE CHASE. Liverpool. February 24. If' extreme interest, extensive betting, and it strong muster of the great renlownled fromn all quarters., hle any) criterion whereby to judge of thle future, the Li- verpool steeple chase or 18939, whvich] took place onl Friday, will long hle remembered as, an1 event in thle amialhs of sporting. 'rite towri has been perf'ectly alive ...