... ?? spriRMRiG. TATTEllSA L'S.-MON AT. Cl ESrEII CTUP. There soos a slight ilmprovemenit il the hetticg on thii race, but no eriniiiag charge in the quotat ons. WVe need only observe, hverefcrnc rbat Cataract and Sellkiaria were in fair demrand, and so nearly level that two sece- reigns scere t;!ken for cite choice af thce horse in err -er bet of *1 0a . The Era was also ic avantour. a'nd ...

... I SPORTING INiT'LLIGEN'CE. I TAMWORTU RACES, 1M1ONDAY, Alarch 24th. Over the Staffordshire Moor Course. Sir W. W. Dixin, Barl., Stoward. A Sweepstake3 of 1i sovs each, 1p. p. twice round and a dis- tance. Mir. 5Wottihuoe n 1) i m by Vagabond, aged (Dodgsoll) - Mr] Choyce's br hi by Dr. FaUstus, 4 yrs oh - - - 2 Irr pilknlgtlon la 1)b m by Birdeatcher, 5 yrs old - - MrT. 'T Morris's br sta ...

... AUDLEM MEETINC-MARCH 11. Stewards: 0. Kenrick, R. B. Bellyse, and W. Baker, jun. Esqrs. Judge: Mr. Platt. Mr Brindley's r t The Comssaxsan STAKES. Mr Kirby's bd d Steam er beat Mr Heath's w a bi d Nimrod Mr Har~e SrdBassamon .. Mr Nickson's r p'd La Polka (2) Mr Harper'ssr d Baaclkgammon H. Mr Booth's bk & w d Spring Steamer beat Sam .b Backgammon ran a bye Mr Hu. ers Backgammon ?? Bustad u ?? ...

... Arporting EnOlligmt. |FROM5 OUR COaRaEPONDNrT. I Manchester, IW'ednesday Night. I A tolerable dash of business upon the Handicap race at North- ampton (decided in favour of Discord) yesterday has been ...

... SP 011' TI W0. WATCH INT;W FEI PARIK. A well contested snatch for 25 save. each, caime elf on tho Fifteen 1 Acres in. the Park, yesterday, at which (considering that it wees a jo private atlair) a groat neutber of persons were present. Thae two nags camne in as-under: Maltch, 25 SeLs. it Side ;one minle bieats. P Mr tlaggott's b In. .i y ra old 'Kelly) . I I . MNr Mleece's is ial. aged . .. 2 ...

... I Tfic Turf antf otber *pOrting gcbm I We are authorised to state that there will be no raues at Hoo, this year. TUE EATON STUD.-The horses in training at John Day's aisd Wadlow's have been ordered to Eaton Hall. A draft of the stud will be offered for rale in the race week, at Chester. It is not yet settled what animals will be sold, but it is not unlikely that the yearlings and foals, the ...

... 3 worting InteIistart. GREAT NATIONAL STEEPLE-CHASE, lay-. WEDNESBDAY, MARCH 6, 1845. tr- THE EARL OF SEFTON, AND GEORGE PAYNE, Erq. 0 th This annual meeting, which is always anxiously lool-ed for- 1, ...

... BY STEELPEN. The sun descends With many a spot, that o'er his glaring orb Unzertain wanders; stained, red, fiery streaks Begin to flush around. The reeling clouds Stagger with dizzy poise, as doubting yet Which master to obey: while, rising slow, Black, in the leaden-colored east, the moon Wears a wan circle round her blunted horns. We crossed the meadows by the Whey-house, and got to the ...

... THE FINISH LYTHAM MEETING. (Over the Grounds of Thomas Clifton, Esq.) VRnDNEasnAy and THURSDAY, MARCH 26th and 27th. Stewards-J. Emmot, B. Robinson, J. King, J. Atkinson, J. Suteliffe, W. Peacock, and R. Dickinson, Esqrs. Mr. Watson, Judge. The aREAT CLIcT01o Cur of 5 10s each. Mr Arden's b b Matchless beat Mr Robinson's in d Tyrant, drawnalter anundecided course Mr Lamb's bl d Lecture .. Mr ...

... A special ncetipg- oil the Council was held at the Towsi-hall last Thursday_*r tl into consideration memorials signed for and against the tenovation of the races, discontinued for some dozen years. The proceedings excited the deepest interest, and tine Mayor (Mr. Moss) had some little difficulty in preserving order. As part of the ground intended for the race course is the property of the ...

... TARLETON COURSING MEETING. SECOND DAY.-(Saturday last.j TAULETON Porrp Cur.- Third Ties: Snake beat Sarah; Boadicea beat Unus. Deciding Course s Boadicea beat Snake, BANIC HALL Cup.-Third Ties: Trip the Daily beat Major; Canto ran a ?? Courser Trip the Daisy beat Canto. RADCLIFFE HALL Cur.-Mr. Rodgette MAddira boat MIr, Duck. worth's Ajax; AMr. B. G. Harnby's Hector O'Halloran beat Mr:Ro. ...

... This fine aquatic contest took place, as appointed, on Saturday afternoon, from Putney Bridge to opposite the church at Mortlake. The Cambridge crew arrived at Put. ney on Wednesday, and took up their quarters at Mr. Avis's, the Bells Tavern. The Oxonians arrived on Fri- day afternoon atthe same house. The Oxford g-ntlemen had aboat built by King, of that city; the Messrs. Searle, of Stangate, ...