... I PEDE STREAN iSImI. MATCHES TO COME. Marchl7-T. Varey and John Stephenson, 120 yards, for 10 soVS a-side, at Stillingileet, Yorkshire. I7-Edward Harris and Richard Holden, to run 100 yards, for 5 sovs a-slde, within 6 miles of Liverpool. 17-John Dixon, of Belford, and R. A. Maule, of Aln*ick, 150 yards, for 5 sovs a-side. at Bronyside, near Alnwick. 17-S. Ward, of Failsworth, and James ...

... SPO1?TING INTBLLIGENCE. TATTERSALL'8-YlBTBRDAT, CHESTER CUP. The betting on this event was trivial in amount, and at prices! so nearly similar to those laid on Monday as to render comment superfluous. The following were the average quotations at the' Close:- 11 to I apgt Mr. Jaques's Somlserla (take 12 to 1) 12 to I - Mr. A. Johnson's Obscurity (taken and aft, offsred) la to I - Mr. A. ...

... SPORTING INTELLIGENCB. TATTrERSALL'S-YESTERDAY. CHESTER CUP. There was a slight improvement In the betting on this race, but no striking change In the quotations. We need only observe, there- fore, that Cataract and etemiseria were in fair demand, and so nearly level that two sovereigns were taken for the choice of the horse in an even bet of four hundred pounds. The Era wes also in favour, ...

... DERBYSHIRE STEEPLE CHASES. These races came off yesterday (Tuesday), at Swarkestone, agreeably to publicannouncement. Theday was fne though cold and frosty, and a very numerous party assembled to w'itness the sports, amongst whom were C. R. Colvile, Esq.. .IP., J. B. Story, Esq., George Vandeleur, Esq., aud other of thre neighbouring gentry. The ?? is a rcturn of tie winning horses ?? iREPTON ...

... ~. ' , I ' N ?? ~STAO.NOmqbS. - the GoldeniBall, Brackrnell; Wednesday, the 50Ft~~~t vrH h at eleven. The Kennlel; Thursday, Nutfield; Saturday, East Kent-Monday. Lydden; Wednesday, the Thorn, Stone-street; Thursday, Acrise Mill; at half-past ten. Fssex-Tuesday. Bradwell; Saturday D'Arcey Brook; at half- past tens. st Essex-Monday, Finchinfield Town; Saturday, St. Ann's Castle. Essex and ...

... I IHUNTING APPOINTMENT1. I [WEATHER PERMITTING1. STAGHSOUNDS. Her Majesty's-Monday, Stoke Common; Wednesday, Miaidenhead; Friday, the Crooked Billet, Iver Heath; at eleven. Surrey-Tuesday, the Kennel; Thursday, Coombe Wood; Saturday, Lord Nelson, Cheam. FOX-OUHNDS. Essex Union-Tuesday, Nossey; Saturday, the Paper Mills. East Essex-Monday, Finchinlield Town; Thursday, Chapel-street; Saturday, ...

... EDITED BY VATES.1 [LATEST EDITION.] To Courrary AGENTS AND Soascamrs. THREE EDITIONS OF THE ERA. T se earliest edition is gnlllsbed in time for the MOrning Trains, so that t may be In the auds of our readers within 30 nites of the netropelAS eR theE same dayr the aeconef edition is published, as heretofore, at noon on the Saterday, containing all the nhtelligence up toknhe time of going to ...

... NEW DIONSLAND. The Annual Ploughing Match of this parish took place on Taes- lav, the 13tl ul:, on the farm of North Iedrox, possessed by Mr. Janies Alitchell, when twenty-eight plotighs assembled, and the Judges, 1ir. IobertCarsewell, farmer, North Langrir, Mr. Robt. Allen, farmer, lole, and Mr. Andrew B:ack, farmer, Leekethll, awarded the premiums as follow:_ I. Senior Closs.-lst, William ...

... IIMLMARNOCK STEEPLE CHASES. VrThis event, or rather series of events, regarding wuhich so macinS the interest has of late been excited in the sporting world, cams off ]ois vesterilny. 'Nonveithlsancling that the preceding night had been tin Ta dismlnfly wild, the saris usedl trains fromt Glasgow and Ayr were in of Irespcctebls'tills:~ ; and the special train, which started from Glen- g ow at ...

... SPORTING INTELLUGENCE. 8HREWSBURY RACES. Acceptances for the Or(at Cleveland flandicap. Corrannai 6 yr6, Dst 41b Liutle Hampton, 4 yre, Cst 10lh .eauesellors ypr, 8st 91b T'e Dean, 4 yrs, Set fib Nesecourt, d yra, 8st7tb Faic'Rosamend, 4 yrs, 6st 9ib Fausta, aged, 7et o1b King of the Gipsics, 4 yes, Portrait, aged, 7st 31b ost ilb Lord Saltoun, 4 yrs, 7st Sib Obscurity, 4 yrs, 6st0lb Dr. ...

... TAT'rERSALL'S-YP.TEnDAY. NORTHAMPTON HANDICAP. 4 to I rgst Colonel Anson's Napier d to I - Mr. Dawson's Lord oaltous 7 tu I - Lord George Bentinek's Discord 7 to I - ir. Berrington's Father Mathew 8 to I - Mr. Hook's Bastion 10 to I - Mr. W. Sadler's Sparshott Even between the first four and the field. TWO THOUSAND GUINEAS STAKEM. S to 2 laid to a smail snut agst Ides, and 0 to I aget lie ...

... BOYLE (COUNTY ROSCOMMON) STEEPLE CHASE RACES. Stewardi-Maior Stocks, 38th Regiment; Thos. Xirkwood, Isaac Powell, William Davis, and Christopher Taaffe, Esqrs. Thlj sporting meeting commenced on Monday last, under Tvry auspicious circumstances. The weather was fine, and the attenrnce highlly fashionable and recherehe. The coarse is sitnuted about two miles distant firom the town of Boyle, oppo ...