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... THE RINC- Fl'IGHTS TO COME. Mar.3-Dennis and P.afferty,5 sovs a-side-Birmingham. 4-Jenkins and 'iranter, 50 sovy.-Birmingham. 4- Herbert and Stephen Oates, 5 sovs a-side-Manchester. 4-Norley's Mouse and All Nations' Pet, 10 sovs a-side-Man- chester. ?? and Young Sambo, 50 sovy a-side (adjourned battle), within 50 miles of London. 11-Abbott and Morley, 25 sovs a-side; same ring with Sambo and ...
... COURSING. LIVERPOOL WATERLOO MEETIN,. TnoRSDAY.-The Afttar Slikoz. Lord Egilfiton's Sea Mill bhst Mr. Wootiburn'n firandF Mr. R. B flenett's Derbyshire boat Mr. ?? M1lr. Garvin's Gamibler beat Mr. Scarar's D etrii M r. uskh's Crlieeeil iLu. La:-d Eftifton'r Chtaric 1'.tl. Mr. Fintver's Kizzie beat Mr. Wodehiouse's Daahfway Mr. Alderson'8 Pepper beat Mfr. Hflntir's Ranier Mr. Pollock's ...
... SPORJrING lINTELLIGI,.CE. .i CARLISLE ?? races ale to take place in July, and are expected to be a great improvement on those of many years past. A considerable sum has been subscribed; atil the sport is expected to be of an at- tractive nature. Nlr Hamilton is appointed clerk of the course. HUNTING APPOINTMENTS. Sir Mlf. ?? Ridley's fox-houends meet on Monday March the 24thz, at Morpeth North ...
... MOREEN RACES-DUNDRUM. Stewards: Manmers M'Kay and Garrett O'iloore, Esors. The above steeple chase races, which have been pendin' for some time past, came off on Thuroday, the 20th ult., in oreen i ark, near Dundrum, and brought together a large and fashionable assemblage of spectators among whomweobserved Lord Killee, JohnJlPreston. Bel- ainter; E. J. Irwin, Manners M'Kay, Garrett O'Moore, G. ...
... BErriNi AT INLANCHESTER- FIn'DAYt CIESTER CUP. Sit to I ag t St Lawrence, taken; 000 to 10 ?? 2115 io 2J5 ag6t Ceolute. Nothing done on thi Derby. _ ?? COURS11ING. C TIE LTVItMAsr (FIrlimrt) .MxARtI.r, MAnCHi 21l AD 27.-The t Great Cliftlin Cap, by 16 dogs, at £5 10s. earh, wes won by Mr. f Clark's Yotng Lili ; Mr. Aridon's Matcileso ren tip. The Lythant t Culp by 16 puppier, at £S ?? each, ...
... SPOR TVIN 1G U 'ELI. IGENCE. SHiREWS13URY RACES. Acceptances for the Great Cleveland Handicap. 4IrrtlKR, 6 yrs, 9st 4Th Little Hampton, 4 yrs, 6st I 0b ru~uqellr, ti yrs, sat PIb The l)ean, 4 yrs, 6st 91b Naeatcow, , yrs Mst 71b Favir Rosarmond. 4 yrs, 6pt 91b raustnt aged, 7st ?? King of the Gipsies, 4 yrs, ast 9b ?'rtrail, aged, 7st 31b Olscurity, 4 yri, Gat 61b Lord Saltomil, 4 yrs, 7st 31b ...
... I HA.VKALrOM, BLABNTYRE1 AND CAMDCESLAYO. The Hamilton, Blantyre, and Gambuslang Farmers' Society's ploughing match took pluace on Tuesday the I8th tilt., upon the lands of Mr. 'Williamt Jackson, Landend, Cambuslang. This Sc- ciety, being open to any person, brought forward a great number of able competitors, and after a very laborious task. the Jud ges, Messrs. James Henderson, Townhill, ...
... SPORT7'INNG INTELLICT.WYCE. ?? iRSALL'S-Y oSTERDAY,. CHESTER CUP. n0 i' I aogt Mr. W. Scott's Cataract (takeir atid taft.odfrcd) t0' I Mr. Jaques's Semiseria (take 13 to 1) to I - Mr. A. Johnoan's The Fra 2i to I - Mr. Parry's Z'nnoni S to I -- Mr. Davis's Yheomam-tc-Knuck .sQ to I - Mr. Oigley's Mystery DEllBY. It to I agst SIr. Uieeille's Alarm (taken tald alt. otleresd IS to I - Coloisel ...
... . STEEPLE-CHASINC. S'TEEPLE-CHASES TO COME. April 1.Gra.t.m (tv o).First closed. I-Botedseale Ithrc5) * - ?? -. -- -* *. . * * . .Closed. T-Northumblredald and Durhram (tsvo) . ?? , , Closed. I-54ateh at Oswrestry, betwfeen Mr Jackson's gr rn aud Mr Sonesos br za 2VWindsor Grand M~ilitary (three). .Firstclosed; second and 3_Windsor (two) Close April 2. 3-Raby Hunt (two) .Close Agril I 4 ...
... SANDY.MOUNT STRANll RACES. An immense number of persons assembled oui the Sandymount Strand yesterda3, for the purpose of witnessIng races which had been advertised to come olffor some time previouoly. The 'iriginal race did not. however. fill, and the followiig olie was substituted Sweepstakes of I sovy each, s added heats, one mile. e The Hon. Mr. Chicheister'h bmn 1n ' F late Sheclah ( ...
... porting TATTERSALL'S-MoN'Dkr, CHESTER cup. T.[here Was a Slight impro-vemnent in the betting on this rame but no striking chliange in the quotations. We need oirly observe, therefoore, that Caitaraict and Seyniseria, were in fair- dleiand, andi so nearly level that two sovereigns were S. taken for the choice, of the horse in an even bet of £400. The 52 Era -as also iil favour, end Obscurity, ...
... P ED EST R IAN ISM. I MATCHES TO COME. Tharch 3-T. Birkbead, of Sheffield, and R. Hallersley, to pick up 300 stones, for 10 sovs a-side, at Hyde Park, Sheffield; the latter to have the three furthest stones given him. 3-.Mountjoy to run four miles, and leap ninety hurdles, against Mr. Morton's horse, Paddy, for 5 sovs a-side, on the Lei- cester cricket-ground. 3_-obert Lowe, of IHeywood, and ...