... SPOR TING. THE GREAT DON AS.l`.R S1. LRGEIG . N The north country nominations for this great Stakes closed a at Yoik on Saturday morning, as follows:- : W Lord Searborough's b c Carolan, by C(tton, dam by Dick jr Aadrews. . b b e, Brother to Tarrare, by Calton. IT Sir E. Dodsworth's 'h c by St. Patrick, out of Lisette. P Mr. Wim. Dsuneorbe'% b c Barleycorn, by IFigaro, dam by C Anradis. co Mir ...

... a TATTlERSAL LS. -TusPoAY. DizRa.-8 to I agst The Mummer; 8 to I Rgst Bruns. wicker; 11 to I Dgst Mouse colt; 1 2 to I ag~t Cressida colt; I'J to I agst Cetus; 1 to I agst Nlahmoud ; 17 to I agst Wat Tyler ; 25 to I agst Brother to Grampus ; 30 to I agst Zucharelli; 30 to I agst Mouche; 50 to I agst Brother to Lancastrian. The others as before. AKqS.-6 to I agst Mouche; 9 so 1 agst Maria; 10 ...

... BANGOR PLOUGlING MATCH_. l The fourteenthl annual match of the Bangor Ploughing Society was 'Icld on Tuesday. the 16th i'Stant, on afield within the demesne of William S. Crawfllord, Esq., at Crawfordsburn. Soon after ten o'clock, the plogalinmen 112 in number) came into the field with their horses, plotighs, and harness, in most excellent order. Having drawn for their situations, upon a ...

... On Thutrsday the above races cdmmernced, and afrorded great sport. 'I be first day four horses started for the Cup, four miles over a sporting country, and after a well contested run they came in as follows:- Mr. W. Bullen's iadlequini, rode by the ovtncr - I Mr. Traver's Jumper, rode by Mr. F. MICarthy - 2 Mr. R. Hungerford s Tidy, rode by die owner - 3 Mr. Barry's Far-daring,. rode by Mr. J. ...

... IPLOUGHING MIATC!1ES r~~ ~ - .1 T . X . r The Larne Brancln Farming Society Ploughing Match took place on ;'uestda 4'lell field qJMr. Samuel Richards, Dromain in tll' ii, of Car ecastleso justly 9 ated for its p pretty maids. The day V vourablea eard mense concourse of respectable people fron, nanl rounding neighbourhood assembled to w-it' cheerful performance. At twelve o'clock -S the ...

... SPORT ING. - | NEWMARKET MEETINGS. The following important matches have just been declared: ' ~~~CRAVEN-1830. MONDAY-200, h ft. A.X, Sir M. Wood's Lucetta, 8st 71b, agst Mr. Gully's Clotilde, 8st 3b. 100, h ft. Sir M. Wood's Canary agst Mr. Cooper's Jungfrau, 8st 41b each. First half of Ab. M. THuasoDv-100, h ft. Mr. Cooper's Jungfratu, 8st 71b, aget the Duke of Richmond's Confederacy, by ...

... I ~ | The betting opened exceedingly dull, although two or three important changes evinced themselves from the commence- meent. The Cressida colt opened pretty nearly as lie left off on Thursday, with the exception that he was a shade better for the Riddlesworth. He remained tbus till nearly five oclock; but in the mean time a few offers about Muhmoud showed alterations of considerable ...

... SPORYAINS. G BETTING. Some very heavy business has been done on the MsNe501 ter and Chester Cups, at the following odds- CHESTER TRADEsMEN's CUP, p p._5 to I fgst Mvitr' ton's Halston ; 6 to I agst Mi. Sanders's Sarah; 7 to I aE Sir T. Stanley's Doctor Faustus ; 7 to I agst Mr C iftpi Lely ; 8 to 1 agst Lord Derby's Felt; 8 to I agst SirT Stanley's Mona's Pride; 9 to I agst Mr. Hwuldsword ...

... BETTING ON HAOFs TO COME. . iuce our quotation last week, the betting in the country has.beei very brisk, at the following odds.:- MALTON CRAVEN STAr;Es._3 to I agst Bessy Bedlam; V'to I agst Ballad Singer; 4i to I agst Pauline; 6 to I agst Wandering Boy ; 7 to I ag't Wellington; * O to I ?? But. let ; 10 to I agat Elastic ; 10 to I agst Waverley mare. MkNCHE9STEA CUP.-7 to 2 agst Varnish; I ...

... SPORTIYVG. TATTERSALL'S The betting again pridetweuit an alteration on Monday.- The Munmmer fell back to 10 to 1, and no friends; they account for this by his not having been seen out of his stable for tbe lsst two or three days. The Yorkshire horse was alio out of favour. Lord Exeter's two were in general deruiand, and Mahmoud became a somewhat better favourite for the lRiddlesworth. Captain ...

... SPF0R TING. NEWlARKEl CRAVNEN MfETING. NtwiaRICET, Sunday afternorin, three ?? meet. ig promiseq to be usiusually briiliant, a vat rlumber of grooms aiA siaddle horses having ?? sent in ; several of the nobility, &c. have already arrived, ilcluding their Graces the Djuke anrd Droahess of Richmond, Duke of Grafton, Duke of Poittland, Miarquis of Exeter, the Earl of Jersey, Earl Verulamr, Lord ...

... SPOR TING NEWMARKET CRVNAlPlf, 11ON]3AV. E p~ to 'The Craven Stakes of 1t0 sov's each, for two y l to three, 8St 11b ; four, 8st I3ib ; five, 9,t &lrj .Y ?? Cit. 9st 911i A ?? 'i hstat Mr. Blatson's Is f Seraph, 3 yrs !to Mr. Delme Radcliffe s be Lmurganlee, 5 yrs Handicap Sweepstake of I0 soys each, for two ?? ce ?? Ab Ai.the Mr. Ridaidale'is Red Rover, 2 yrs V). of Por tlarid's c bly ...