... Mr. Finucane's hounds met at Spancilhill, on Saturday bon .the 23d, at a quarter past eleven o'clock. A bag man the 'was shook in the large field to the right of Cranaher, giving I him ten minutes law. Time being called, the raspers came she up to tke, scratch and went to work in real Bendipo fashion, sta, hitting bard and giving no time to scheme. In the wet par bottom n near Cahirshocknessy ...

... HAMPTON SPRING MEETING-TuEsDAy. I The weather proved so much milder than svould -have dis been expected, frown its extreme coldness on Monday, that for numbers who would otherwise have found four hours' ret lacing at the river side rather inconvenient, mounted their of nags, and joined in the spring diversions of the famed qu Moulsey Hurst. The railway contingent was also pretty na strog, and ...

... AMANCHESTER-FRIDAr EVENING. C Since our quotations of Tuesday there has been a con- siderable share of business done upon two or three of the u Chester Cup horses. A gentlemarn on his way from War- ii wick, connected with northern stables, supported both of a Mr. Meiklam's horses with very considerable spirit, corn- i mencing in backing the Drone at 20 to 1, and Modesty at tI the same figure ; ...

... SPOR2ING. MELTON IMIOWBRAY-SATURI5AY. I This fsar-famed sporting town has had a week of brilliant eclat. On Monday the steeple-chase, which has excited so 1 much interest, came off, the starting-place being at Burton, and the terminating one at Leesthorpe-hill. Seven started, namely-Mr. Villiers, Lord Macdonald, the Earl of Desart, Sir David Baird, Lord Suffield, the Marquis of Waterford, and ...