... PEDESTRIAN IS-M. MATCHES TO COME. Nov. i0..D. Knott, of Oldham, and S. Andrew, of Lees, to run three laps round Bellevue course, for 20 sovs a-side. 10-W. OCott. of Foleshill. and J. Bland, of Derby, six score yrds, for 10 soyv a-side. 0-Haines, of Hammersmith, and Joseph WiUett, to walk seven miles, for 10 sovs a-side, Willett to receive half a minute start, at the Cats, Acton Bottom. 10-R. ...

... MATCH{ES TO COMIE. RETURN MATCHES. rstonday, August 4th, at Canterbury-Kent agst England. Thur.day. August 7th, at Canterbury-The Getlemen of Kent agst ?? of England. 31onnav, August I11th, at Briglitetn-The ?? and Ground, with iweuonan ort'lilch, a'got the County of Sussex. TbusrldLy,Aigust l4th~at Reabourne-ThelI. C.C. and Ground agot the West flerts Club. slsudas'. August l8th. as Bath-Tite ...

... MATCHES TO COME. RETURN MATCHES. douday, August 18th, at Bath-The M.C.C. and Ground a.st the Wes- uuties with Pitch, Wenmnan. arid A. Blynu, Eeq.- thursday (AUs'tt. Pa~t So~utehammpnton-The m.C.C. ?? theCOU~Y~ ians, iththee laersofEngland. Ththe. Augusty 25thS at ottingeham-eThe~ M.C.C. and Ground, with plic. ait th NorhenoCounieswithA. Mnn, Esq. r ' ?? }41ht, at ?? M .C. and tiround a.St the ...

... We leave Mr. John Broome, of Air-street, Picoadiliy, to lii own agreeable reflections for the weelt, with the commendation of the rare old song, to be sung in grand chorus by himself, his solicitor, and witnesses, of Oh jolly shilling, jolly, jollf shilling, I love a shilling dearly as my life; III lend a penny of it, I'll soend a penny of it, AndH'll carry tenpence home to my wife. The ...

... SOUTH LoisnoN CLIua.-The Members of this Club intend meeting on Thursday next, the 1st of May, on the Beehive Ground, Walworth, for a d ' lay and ?? dinner, when a strong muster is expected. Wickets pitched at 12 o'clock. Dinner on table at 7. ABBEY CLUB.-A meeting of this Club was held on Satur- day evening, when several new members were elected. There was a discussion as to the propriety of ...

... i - --C ~uk-Sf~ C. COURSING MEETINGS TO COME. OCTOBER. Judge. Tims of Meeting .lubs , >* s w 8 .Mr Dalzell ?? w0 a 31 Car~ s atle | ?? ?? ?? ?? , , 30 jiorabY a ?? w en yda le ?? NOVEMSBER. . eo ?? Mr ?? . I LaTtintlkOt ?? Mr Nicholson ?? 4, &C. iearnfar.e . ?? .. Mr Nightingale ?? 4 & 5 gid[Otbha' ?? Skipworth ?? 5, & 77 dlosu'pon, ?? Mr Nightingale ?? & 7 ? ?? (GhatsVrh) -Mr M'eore. ?? 6 & 7 ...

... I STEEPLE-CHASES TO COME. Feb. 4 or 5-Bath ?? Closed. 6-Leintwardinfl. 18-Burford (two) ?? ?? lose Feb. 12. 25.-Brocklesby Hunt ?? CloseFeb. 15. 2-IHerefordshire and Monmouthshire ?? Closed. -Hatcham Park. Mar. 5-Liverpool (two) ?? First closes Jan. 27; second Feb. 12. 11-Canterbury (two) ?? Feb. 18. 12-Lincoln ?? Close Feb. 22. 14 RoyalLeatningtor ?? - ?? CloseMarch 1. 14-Veterinary ...

... _ APR1L. _ | IBat , 22 Morpeth Spring .. 25 1 Epsom prin ?? 25 IN~ewmarket 1st Sp. 28 IPlymouth Spring.. 30 1 -- 3TAY. ?? -- , Ollerton ?? 2 1 Chester ?? 6 last Surrey ?? 6 Tavistock Spring.:. 7 ?? ?? 12 Newmarket2d Sp. 131 I Manchester ?? 13 Eglinton Park . .. 13 East Surrey Spring 13 i Shiffiall ?? 16 I Plaitford ?? 16 Stokesley ?? 18I Gorha~nbury ?? 20 Shrewsbury ?? 21 Epsom ?? 27 I - ?? ?? ...

... ROSEMARY BRAiSCH, PEc&SAx.-On Thursday last the following gentlemen contended for the fat bog, at 9 sparrows each, according to calibre, viz,, Messrs. Gordon, Wood, Pearce, Dennis, Gingal, Mit- chell, Davis, Hall, Gilbert, Pritchard, and Taylor, whenr Mr. Mitchell won, killing 8 birds. They shot for a sweepstakes of 5s. each, at 5 sparrows each, including Messrs. Kew and Dixsome, when Messrs. ...

... SPOR TINVG IlTN'BLLIGENCE. I MANCHERSTERt RACES. ?? Nei-ala 'Stakes, of 10 sans ench(wlcwth SO aidded, tfar tlaree-yr-olds. One mile anti a quarter. lve Subl.) Mr. IlunselLine'S Macian Ramsay, Sat Sib (lunriby)I Mr. Coek's Yellow Boy, ?? r l Mr. M. Hornsey's Stittenham, sat 7th . eietlinac.-l 0o 4 oin Mlaian, S to 2 ogat yellow Boay, and 7 to 2 agst Stlittenhsam. Won by half a length. The ...

... SPORTTIN G INTELLIGENCEl. BETTING AT MANCHlESTER-FfixAiy. TWO THOUSAND GUINEAS STAKES. S to 2 agst Ida (taken) 1j r to I agst Celeste 5 to 2 - Kedger (takeI) CHESTER CUP. DI to I agat Cataract 2s to I agst Stratlmspey 13 to I - Obscurity '25 to I - Troeboy (t to £i6o) 18 to I - Sotilseria (taithil) 8 to I - Obelority and tbe 14 to I - Era Era (take,, to £O0) The rc-t 20 to I - W'ilesoor as ...

... sPOJRT1NG. ASCOT.-I/ = 'RACES. TUEsDAY. This truly regal meeting commeesced to-day with a programme that has never been approached. With the IMat delightful weather isaginable did the meeting commence, and, in sphte of the rumours to the contrary, it was graced by the presence of the Queen and her i'lustrious guests. The company present, irrespective of Royalty, vwas numeroug, embracing an ...