... ?? HILL, V. LOouGHBOROUGHt. Tuesday, August 15, was a scene of much delight and grn- tification to the numerous villagers surrounding the ancient Vernonietum, or Burrow 11111, who assembled to witness a well contested match at tbat noble ganne (cricket), between the Burrow Hill and Loughborough clubs. At two o'clock i dinner was served up under a neat rustic awning, for the two elevens and ...

... [We trust that Masters of Hounds or Huntsmen will favor us With their appointments througbout the season; we shall be most h~appy also to receive accounts of their sport,) HUNTING APPOINTMENTS. WEATHERn PERM~ITTING. Her Majesty's stag-heund, will meet on Menday, at Littletonl; and on Friday, at the Dolphin, Slough-at eleven. His Grace the Duke of Beaufort's hounds will meet on Monda ,, Jan. ...

... MEETING$ To COME. Jan. 17-A~berystwith (two.) la __eryatwit (losed.) 20:Abervstwith. Feb. I-Eafield Tow~n. . 9D-Blackburn (two) Feb. 16-Hereford (three)-First closed; second and third Feb. 15i ,Xar., -L,iverpoo1 Grand National tbree)-FirstxclosesJan; 15 second ~iid'thfrd Fdb.1C; 13-Worcester, two (first closes Feb. 13; second March 1f.) 14-W-ocester, tyro (first closes March 6; second March 11 ...

... [We trust that Masters of Hounds or Huntsrmen vill favor us vith their appointments throughout the season; *we shall be most happy atso to receive accounts of their sport.] I HUNTING APPOINTMENTS. WEATHlER PEnRlITTINO. Her Majesty's stag-hounds will meet on Monday, at Hillingdon: and on Friday, at Maidenhead Thicket-at eleven. His Grace the Duke of Beaufort's hounds will meet on Monday, Jan. ...

... THE SPORTSMANPS GAZETTE EDITED BY VATES. TO THE SPORTING PUBLIC. VATES begs to state that the fullest part Wulars ofr tare e Sports in general, and the Ring in particulart i f be found in the COUNTRY EDITION; therefore o t both oer Town and Country, adxious for these details, or *of their Newsmen our COUNTRY EDITION. ANSWERS TO CORRESPONDENTS. Cev ?? is not in our power to state whether or ...

... EDITED BY VATES. TO 'THE SPORTING PUBLIC. ViTs J59 10 tat tht tlefuierpariicular's of 'Protinttcu ANSWERS TO: CORRESPONDENTS. 3. DI. B.-We believe Freeman to stand 6 feet '101 inches, but he declines to tell his; precise height. 1.0. W. (Catterick)-Greenbow, 1, 3, 1; Dovener, 2,2,2; and The Abbot, 3, 1,3, which is the second horse? The Abbot, who won a heat; see the 16th rule of ra wncie ...

... SPORTIN(G INTELLIGENCE. CIIES t.lTFR RAULs (ecOiiCded). III FRiJJ.Y.-TlIIe Wirral Stokles of`0 tOVs _ach, with 50 added; for two cw t yrs old list 1211bt nad three vrs old list, titares, &C., 1lloawed 31ibs.; seeatttd to siles stake. Ilalf-a-nile. 4 subs. t n Mr. St ustyln's lttitttrillt 3 yrs .I.. (Msrlow) I ut Coplsi Hllanrcouri's Sir Attftrtllno, yrs .' 2 I ...

... SPORTING INTBZLLIGBNCB. WRl/.ttf Iq.- Ed - x - - c . __- NEWCASTLE.OIN-TYNE RAOES, horii)Ax.-The Craven Stakel of 10 5o0s each, with 20 added; for three years, 7st; four, Sit 21b; five, Sot lib; six and aged, 0st; mares esnd geldings allowed Bib winners of £100, 41bi extra of two or more, 71h extra; second sayes llis stake. One mile. o 6ubs. Mir. Jolnstone's Charles XlI., aged . ...

... dil(BTLAU JNTELLIUANC.M. TATTERSALL'8-YMRTn3DAT. A few members were preaseiti. but too little was done to enable uts lto farnish a regular quotation ;we chliill therelfore conlitlet ouruelves withl stating that, for the Liverpool Cap., 3 to I wast laid ags' ltoight-of1-tre'-WhlstiC, A to I esat Moepetla, II to I agat Mae, I4 to Igpt tlodotsstfr, antiC tot Ioa.s. agatTlafiruk, all torsmal ...

... iSPORTING L4VTRLLIGRNCR. T tTTEIlSALL'S-Yas'rellhsAY, Cttr.Si'E5t Cv'a.-Tbe outs' lissosirites serittisly bricked, were lit'- optiOn (tOsIti Its 200, beside otiset' bets at those edits, sittil to I), Menus (ratiser freely), Alice hess thorn, sad Tue Cersair; (lie other prices quoted ore eersssaat, 'rita flaanv.-Ottirrs to lay 8 tO I, hike anytiting abeve it, about A British Yeoeotn Itt, and to ...

... SPOR TING INTBLLrGRNCE. NEWMARKIET HOIJGHTON HEETINOh, I FEIIDAY (COYCcUDRDen).-TIhe Nirsenry Stakes: TVie Datrar filly, attended by Skeleton soid tie Brarard lilly, nmade play at a good pace to tihe dipl, ansI there declined ; Skeleton wvent on waitl thre runtaisg, and entered tire caids twvo lengths in advance, the Odrocard filly, however, got up at the last toorient, and woon by a head, to ...

... SP-OY?7'A'G TN2'ELLIGENCe. tiAlS lIAY. satesi'tt, ui'tietirod to 't'riii a'jt' ''bsdss s Vocitlg--cuectrsc f sorry pclirieular--wotild rare lt~ti'r'ti'd a brillianrt Cotepatrc, bitt It liiipoitntd, ii iltrti iiatoy , to ho ttrrlitoly tiet rvci-rev. Froti till eons~ liner uutil terl oislock it inhitu-i williuort iuterrtiiseiott; frotin tiatt tiloe Utitu MEiN'i ire tt101 bip liit Oaks It was ...