... 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 ...

... SPORTING INTELLIGENC& CUCKERT.-CouNTY OF KrT. v. ALL ENGLAND. -On Tuesday this match terminated at Lord's, after two days' severe and scientific plays in the defeat of the eleven of all England, the Kentisih. cricketers achiev- ing a most brilliant and decisive victory with no lees than three wickets to spare. Englnd's' first innings amounted to 129; Kent, first innings, 113; England, second ...

... . TO 'casE EDITOR O THE BRA. Sixa,-A few weeks ago I was challenged, through the medium of BELL's LivE, to play a game of single wicket, for 25 a-side, by Mr. George Chatterton, of Sheffield, to which 1 answered by return of post, that I was quite willing to play him but not for so large a sum; after waitingsome time for an answer and recelvingnone, I wrote back to BELL's LIF',saying I would ...

... FIGHTSTO COME , July 11-Peter Stevens (of Camden-Town), and Young Reid. 25 a.side, within fifty miles of London. 11-Sam Hobson and WillAi` Hastings, 21 to 20-Manchester. 18-Ned Adams (of London) and George Sinclair, neither to ex-. ceed l9st, 100 a1side-alaf-way between London and 18-George GIles and Willia Crmp. both of Birmingham, 10 - J aoside, wlithin ten miles of Birmingham. 25-Haiary ...

... Si ()ORT'IAG( IN'TELLIGENCE'. i- v l , i i UINi lfl ix' AIN CII S.F i to ILI'i'tiiilll I 4l I to nu' II itt ¶ (ii ii 7 iii XII li Hill% T~-I4)tioxiiiBixl 3 SAI I :p a. lB , (I IIoi Li I tti .iti lii I fitlotitti o O r. it' ItJt itI ,J111 ; ilgiiii rt iLI tt Sl ,1 ll ii ii. 'it ii lii Tii I If Q.,,tfit byIix ('ci tic Ixc( f'tiiix f Il 'fx , F ll. 'oJ l ito It, t',IftI I'llro Ilift. , fr ...

... THE $PORTSflAN'8 GAZETTE EDITED BY VAT ?? = - = ?? TO THE SPORTING ?? VA~E5beg to tat tht th/u ostpargicslfara of P'rOvnca -of their Newomefl ur OUttO~'. EurrlDN. ANSWERS TO CORRESPONDENTS. CLisnicus-WV thank him for calling our attention (which it had been lirevioOqtY by a refrenct to *The Calendar) to the fact that Mlus showe tice last vearattthe Live~rpool Autumnn; inthe Heaton Park ...

... I GOODWOOD RACES-TUESDAY. F I ?? I (CONTINUED.) The Goodwood Club Stakes of 10 solV. each. Craven Course. Mr. J. DaY's gr h Portrait, S yrs, I lst 61b (Mr. J. Bayly) ,I Mr. Hook's Una, 5 yrs, l Ist (Mr. R. Oliver) . Lord G. Bentinck's Yorkshire Lady, 4 yrs, 9st 91b (Lord Marchj) Duke of Bedford's Currycomb, 6 yrs, I 1st 41b (Capt. Williams) 4 Count Bathany's Monarch, 6yrs, 10st 61b (Owner) .. ...

... Seldom has it been our happy lot to witness a scene so coein. pletely equal to our utmost wishes and anticipations as was this most interesting meeting of the patrons and admirers of aquatic sports which commenced on Thursday last. The town of Henley for some few days had rung with the busy note of preparation, and had been enlivened by the arrivals of the various crews about to contend for ...

... I porthti Entedligellre. LivERPOOL RACES.-Theso races conmmence on We'dnos-- day next, and, should the present flne weather continue, we look for one of the most splendid asserriblages of company ever witnessed on a race-course. The entries and accept- ances are good; and what with Lord G. Bentiock, Lord Stanley, and the Hon. E. SI. Lloyd MIostya as stewards, andL theattractions of Croxteth, ...

... I MATCHES TO COME. Monday JyalyS,atLord's-Geutl(tuonf of Englandv. Gentlemen of g]Cent. rsa6 at Lord's-MlarylebOne Club, with two players of the Thursd. aY .Garrison of Chatham, with Adams and Hillyer. -r~nddaV ti at LCbap ?? Club, with two players of the Krshlv Trdathle Capton Club. (ReturnsMatchl.) G sd5' l- e, at Lord'-G5Otl-meis v. Players. Thursday 20 at Chatham-MarYlebofl Club, with two ...

... S'ecre~teies, of the Yachting anid Rowuing Clubs in voarious pat of th~e Unite4 Kingdom' are ,pdrticutlarly requested to fanor at * Wioth the proceedings Of their ClhbS, and the days fied for their Matches, as early as possribl, that they may be insersted seitb the Matches, to come. T O E MATCHES TO-COM E. July (lS-Oulton Annual Regatta, for two silver cups. July 12-Arundel Sailing Club ...

... HENLEY REGATTA.-SECOND DAY. OXrORD V. CANDfRIDGfl. ir Friday was the Drb day at Henley, end great indeed was the * attraction, and peculiar enough the incidents connected with it *-such incidente as will live in the memory of University men 4s long as boating is practised as asporitamoigst them. The result. of the trial heats'on Thursday had left the Oxford University 9 eight the winner of the ...