... ?? -- I *.PdtitlTg. futtIligtiTre, Otar-3JnooN OUa CORItIOgPONDEN~.I de a Aanschester. Wednesday ll'rht. 11, Tima Cft B91'R Ti4ADISMEN'S PLATIl. was On Saturd.V, lGtolwI 1,, .:en on The Era, 350 to 10 on the onl Pride odf KldiO;' lOSS Co dwntill'd ngst the Queen of the Tyne;- J w4 ?? Iu & three tilli-li were laid vjj Ielad53 oh h d same gentlemsan laid .li the moneY. 114 g 1rel.-n an Ofl ...

... 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 I - - MATCHESTO COM-E. MarchhlO-Henry Ashfothi and W. Jentsisou, 20 yards, for 10 ?? a- side, at Sh~effde ?? Sedgeley. O.f. Wvest Bronawich, andB. MitchelI of Dir- lo- gham 440 yards, for 5 sovs a-side, near the Scott's iw-W. Fearnsides and Chas. Hardaker (both of Holbeek), 200 yad.fr5 sorB a-side. 10-4. Milwari iand W- Redgate, both of Nottingham, 200 yards for 0 sova a-side. ?? Ealey, of ...

... SPORTING INT'ELLIGENCE. IVEsRPO'OLr, FRIDAY Ev-ENXRO3-Thes match between Colt' r- Iyt cithorpoie ?? no b run, Mr. W. Scott hasing pold a ot. MANCH13rSTn, Fur GAY.--No betting. it,. 1lOOTON-'PARK STIMPLE CHASES. ilit FinruAr .Swvel~qta~ke3 of 20 sofia each, 10 ft, with 100 addeli Wmo b e, ?? ; 3 mile's. OflE- no race, Sweepstakes of 10 sees each, wvith, 50 added ; lo2st each. tie Sir W. ...

... C.-porting Ililtelliaelice. TATTERSALL'S-1S1DAY. ' CiHESTER CuP. 8 to I agst The Irish lot. 3 to 1 agst The three-year olds. 11 to 1 agst Mr W. Scott's Cataract.-taken. 13 to 1 agst Itr Jaques's Semiseria. 16 to 1 agst sir A. Jolnstone's The Era-taken. 20 to 1 agst Mr 0. Parry's Zanoni. 20 to 1 agst ?? Bell's Winesour.-taken. 27 to 1 agst Mr Davis's Yheoniun-ac-Knuck.-takea. 33 to 1 agst Lord ...

... SPORTl'ING IVI'TRLLIGEIVCP. ENTRIES FOR TIIE LUCAN STEEPLE CIIASE-To CotL OFF THIlS DAY. FtilRT IRACE2. Mr. KnAresboro'g b in Marit,, Mr. AIbbott's el) g The Mull fq GAiway, r. Sharkey's gr g Isaac,. Mr. M'Dnnagh', K~a te Fihr r. Pearson's, hr in Adelaide, Lieutenant cillcer t Who-knowsa.~. ellcrsl 5tATCIH-50 SOVS. Etcll. Mr. O'Ncil's b m ?? Air. W. Dycer-', ch g Naaerbto. TATTERSA LL'S ...

... pFLOUG}11YC4 MAlTCHT OE THEI EARLE OF 'l'RA~d~tlMIH 'I l.A TEY£5. This match took tilre 00 on rdayltvie 7th sldtat moor- telilien Fatin. occuplied byp P1e Polio Sammerrill', near the village cf Isislelliroel, convity atfofclsloo, for the premniums. ph ie by the iohle roilr. 'Tic conacoitlee a osfospoiiscsall aespointesi diec fodoiloslapi gCIIseiceccil, tireieal frirmo sa, ro be juldges of tie ...

... The Mid Lothian Coxceing Club held their spring meeting on Wednesday the Seth alt. thosegh the kind permaission of the Marchiouewo f Lethia~n,on the etate of lerebattle, The cus- Ising nme' offas follawo: The Puppy Stake of One Sovereignacbc,hy dogsuender twonty months old. GLASS. I. Mr W. Sharpees he. d. Sting, hy his Menareoh, set of Captain Wyndham's Wesreria, bent Idr Beresfard's b. ...

... STRUGCLE FOR SUPERIORITY. NORLEY'S MOUSE AND (OATES) THE ALL-NATIONS' PET, FOE TEN SOVS. It is only a brief month sinceI Mouse conquered the mighty Don- nelly in a most easy manner, for 10 sovs a-side. Upon that occasion he sadly impaired the knuckles, and injured his left mawley, there- fore parties surmised he would not -be-fit for another affray for half a year to come. Notwithstanding ...

... 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 ...

... 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, ...

... 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 ...