... | NErWMARKET SECOND' SPRING MEBTING. I -Match, l 100-9.M.-.-Sr Stonelievver's Zvny,.8stt 7b. Ile- Ceived '70 sov s. from Sir Shirk~ Wod'sd f.-by Jumper, ,8st. M~atch, ?? -Y. C.-Lord Taristockis TJaururs,. 12s. re- ceived from Lord Ches~te. field s Blanche of De evin, 6st.I Match, 100,:h. ft. D.M.-Lord A ~n'sols Zillih, 7~t. fi11y. received 25 vs.ve from Lord Chesterfield's Carthrusian ,9St.. ...

... * fl vas55ay, BEe. 22 e The Geacoigne Stakes of-100 soysa each, SG ft. St Laegos r - lto:-liobibiseie's 4Liverpel, .by Tramp, dan by Whi ' lvhis~eto-oaX3labe.& V.lW.'Scott) . . . orJ , lev ctd%,be S G^ ?? byo 9tery, damn b~y ,o; . .s -. lter ng started, the t0o0compe¶ . t itorbs, nvjher ~?Wh* f 5ersnre i-clined- to take l i lead, :walked*as ir as. }le; croti,, radlee -Chbrlster ?? ! e fbront ...

... RO'7AL NORTHERN YACHT CLUB, Hi . Y I v N Viz 1W ei.' A TT- A 5 IS\Ji flu ?? i* tI nfl [I ±fl5LIA.1 Sfl.J 'f tire CLYDE REGATTA. tan i AT tLARtGS.-FICIDAY, JrULY 29. low rn mimr Ist we stated the first round or the match which Ti) took place at Largseon Friday, betwveenithe f-lawki.Peri, and sta Sylph cutters, for a prize; either of the smrm olL.20, or a. piece of plate of that valuev;the Pert ...

... LZtVIDoNI AN: i!UNT DOSIT 'A ?? value 1 0SO ivrcii& fn lv' hljan e Oke of K~feurh, ildei ?? a ?? 1t~ Soer~eigins Mr -ILmsayms b. h. ?? Rlbin I . 4 9rd £lgiboe'b Iill Gondolier-l ?? ' Si~r .D. B7aird s b.c Le. ,aeolu * - . ; S ?? .. ?? ab f r. baiFthhin, n. - 4 A ,'Pu~re of 30} Sowss g'ivi>n btixe ildotiufl slunt-a Mr liotig-on's b. rg. by3 .Gans` f ] 3 A Plate of0 'Sovere~igc t' ? 'i by ?e ...

... -SPfl'fING I?NTLFhL.~G'EN(1'I.' ' : :, I TATT.UHRALI t, Nov.,2q. Agreat desire wais ~evincrd ve fdaytohc vrgti a vcb Iithe majority 'of. tclose preisent Ih oloea were the. odprices at the.close of thle rroom - nd iii Deasa'63 IRSO-1 to on gis ?? Id Bei'raqi-10 'ti) V against 1VrDlls ?? he ags.4,,v Iord Clipsterfielcl's Non CoAg-o o iainti~ ed I ord Exeter'-s Dulcine's co~l 17o 'yant rVis- ...

... NEWMARKET SECOND SEPlItNG ME-ETING. WEDNItsD.AY, bt;Y 4 . Sweepstakes of 10 sovs. each, for three yrs old colts, 831. 7tib., fillies 8st. 41b. ?? Y. C. Mlr W. Beresfordes Little Faniiy - - i pI; Alr Petiit's Adai Breck _ 2 an Geoeral Grosveior's Gerardine - _ 3 Lis'ht entered-won by three lengths. in (First ilass.) -latHdicap Pla e of L.5V for three, ros r, five, tw six yrs old, and aged ...

... EDINBURGH RACING MEETING, 18812 3VERt' THE CouRsM AT MICSSLBUs-;;H. These races commence to-morrow. T1te following are t;_the einities7 ilDUEqDAY, 6T:H Ju5Vy'. The Uniion Stake3 oF 'lT'enty-five Sovereigns each, with Twenty Sovereioris a'dded by: the Meeting, for 3 year old colts- 8st: S1i! fillies, 8t. One mile and a half. Lord Elcho's b.4i Fair Witherington, by Warkworth i. Sir JR;ires ...

... I l-- I - MONDAY, JlUNs 20). A IrodluVP 8takes of 50gs. eachi, h1 rt. Two milet. (9 subs.) s Mrlf iddell'sbhi. C. Gallopade, by Dr Syntax, Mr Gwiicoigne's'b~ f. by cation, out of Trulls. 2 The Tyro Stakes or 25 soya. eaeh,.pp. Two year olds.,,i Metcaf's . ?? Three ejuarte'rs oifta mile. *e ~f .f. 'IX'Yrtl'a, by IWistoti, .. -- Ic Sir iR.-. K. D~ick'!h, .b Al~.Ms Mary 'Ann, by Truffe, Lord ...

... EAST LOTHl4. YEOUANRY RACES. Tho V -1e i -1h;- t -- -rf- 1X ._ ~ ~ ~ - A;-trI_~ ' The Eat Lothian troop of yeomanry cainiry, having fi- nished their eight days of training and exercise, were, on Se- nit- turday last, inspected on Belhaven Sands, by the ?? of Tweeddale, Lord Lieutenant of thecounty, who was ple srd4 of to express his unqualified approbation of the soldierlikeasp- iCII pearance ...

... - - . = I r .E. E; I T N, G. - Of0 I-P F Y9Yi ?? MEFETI NG. | , -, _ 5'O!ODAY, :,I LY, ?? Stveepstakes'od2P sTin. eachj for horses, &co ?? ages; , ?? - , t. o .milLi'~S. -(8 Sstabs. ?? Lord Cleveland's b fl 1Uairiq by Whfisker,4 yrs -1 Mr Worqjaid'l b. c, Bullet, iiy Canancrball, 4 yrs 2 Colonel Cradock's cb. ithe.Barber, by Figaro, 4 yrs- 3 tI Lord Scarboroughls br. h. Cisteircin, by Caiton, ...

... AS*COT-HfEATH RACES. Wednesduy proved a brilliant- exceptioss ito -the general topinfou tbat~-lie second day-i' thease-racesis; a Mtil day.- The sport was very good, and: -the. .eomnpv;'Ithpu~h not-si Ib numerous -as-on Ituesday, wet composed elf.-the elite of rank- :-afddfashion. Thieir Majis~et dgdidniot -luobour tifetu~eeting -with tlseir preseiice, and it wats pretty generally 'uiidersoo ...

... T1UE ST RONAN BORDFEI GAMES. --.21 tlie 1st and Qd instant, the annual mceting of the St Ronan's Border Club took plac6 at .InnitrIithenm The we htr being remarkiibly fne, tbe company :,as quite as ?? on any ?? hnd under the auspices of 5pie Earl of'lraquair,. the patron, and of -Mr4 Eioge, the g Capnaini of the Clutiball the diflererit gaies wei'e eompetdr :a ofr with tlhe greatest spirit. ...