... falling. !, The neat boat was hvtwesnl John Goodman, of Cornwall, and W. r Snec, of Devos, and in this match a display of tbesclence tank place i on each side, both men doing their heel, but they played tl~l t alt 0 John Maunder, another Devonian, and Goodman ...

... was given to T. T. Drake, Esq., at the King's Arms Hotel, Bicester. About eighty sat down; the dinner was a sumptuous one ; it was in Deakin's best style. W. Davis, Esq., presided, and was supported by John Rowland, Esq. Among other gentlemen who were ...

... I hope to see him on the terms I have mentioned, neither to exceed 10st thb, and to fight half-way between horie and home.-JOHN CoATes. JORDAN AND GLoEsoiRx,-THE RING IN SCOTLAND.-SinCe the time the redoubtable Johnnie Broome fought Bungaree no event ...

... WIlilliangas ePleader the. Itonal; Stakes (for 1t) doigs) were Ivan by Air. Ioagett's Whishey, tbuahieg Air. Lamb's Lady Grat~tan the WVyre Stableo were woo 'p Mle. Browvit's Lily, tile Alioreconhbe Bay Stakes by Dr. Bainaay'e Illeorneburry,anrd the Light ...

... MrBursells rg Wveeeo Parker333 Mr s ctt r g Waerleyho, aged ?? Mr Scott's hr li Perfection, aged..cd- Mr Olliver's br h Sir John ?? -r MATec, for26 soVS a-side. Mr J. Sunney's gr g Wildboy, 10st ?? E. Bursell I Mt Griffins br g The Doctor, l0st Illb ? ...

... Clodhopper CaptSutton l7th Hfus)nabmGitana Sir A. Chichester's (7th Hus) Champagne SirW.RusselIs (7thHus) b m Pussy Earl of Cardigan's (11th Hus) br g Patron Capt H Hamilton's (13th L.D.) b g Caterpillar Capt Dickson's (13th L.D) bk g Rifleman Mr Madock's ...

... lihness Prince Genorge of Caolbridge, attended by the Honourable Captain MacdollId. wns also lpreselt ; also, tile Earl of Cardigan, Earl Ross- len, I.srd Vivian, Lord llankellin, Sir Hungh and Lady Campbell, ?? Chlalloner, and most of tbe titled and d ...

... unasnimously. The Earl of Cardigan, Lord Maedonal4, arid reveral other gentlemen awcre then elected members, andretherogreposed to be elected at the next montbly meeting. PIGEON-SROGTING. Ar Frank Redimond's, Siwss Cottage, Sr. John's Wood, en Friday lastIMr ...

... (tile Roobdale Antelope) and 3. Titton. alias lack O'Sidea (of Crompton), 300 yards, 25 sowe a side, Bellevve, DECEMBER, 6.-John Davis, the Lame Chicken (of Wales), and William Matthews (of Birmingham), to run three quarters of a mile at Lansdowne, near ...

... Congreve, Esq., for Guernsey and Cherburgh; Will.o'-the-Wisp cutter, Capt. C. H. Williams, R.N., for Guernsey; Osprey cutter, John Petre, Esq., for Guernsey. 27: Eestrel brigantine, Commodore Earl of Yarborough, for Guernsey. YACHTs AT AND ABOUT THE STATION ...

... Sheppard's c by Ascot, dam by Confederate, 4 yrs, l0st 12th 2 2 Mr John Able's bs g Jerry,; aged, Is t ?? ?? 3 Won cleverly. A FORCED HANDicAP of 2 sors each, with IS added. W Mr John Nunn's hI us Happy.gu-'Lucky, 6 yrs .. .. Bartholomew Mr Bevilie's ...

... LEAaItNG1ToN GRtAND STEPPrvECRAsr fto come o1f on the 15tb of March, the day after the War~wick 'Spring Meet- ing). Stewards : Sir John CD. Browne Cave, Bart. Wl;illiamn Lamb Palmer, Esq. A Sweep~stakes of 10 sort each, with 100 added by the town of Leamington ...